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Custom Processes 6-286 Ocean Application Development Framework 2009.1
Index A About Schlumberger 2 AlmostEqual 105 Arrays 140 B Back 92, 98 Basics 66 Begin 90 Box classes Box3 127 C Catalogs 193 ILogChannelCatalog 193 LogChannelCatalogModule class 193 categorySource 207 Clone 93, 99 configuration file 11, 22, 36, 182, 207, 208 Contacting Schlumberger 3 Contains 99 ContainsIndex 100 Coordinates Coordinate System 180, 183, 186 Coordinate System Service 181 Coordinate Transformation 189 Coordinate Translation 191 ICoordSys 183 ICoordSysService 181 Mentor 180, 192 CopyIncreasing 93, 100 CoreLogger 36, 37, 203, 207 Log File 207 CoreSystem 20, 24, 38 ISynchronizeInvoke 42 Modules 10, 11, 22 System Setup 43 Corners 140 CreateArgumentPackageCore 254 CreateIncreasing 93, 100 D Data Description IDescription 63 IDescriptionSource 63 Data Management 45 Data Source 45 IDataSource 46 IDataSourceManager 45, 46, 48 DataManager 24, 45, 50, 53, 54, 55, 57, 58 Debug 36, 209 DebugPublic 209 DefiningPoint 147 DescribedArgument 247 Description 34, 245 DescriptionAttribute 244 Dim 90 Direction2 142, 153 Direction3 142, 145, 153 DisplayName 34 Dispose 28 Domain 219 Droid 46 IIdentifiable 59 Dynamic Loading 30 E End 90 Equals 127, 141 EquivalenceTransform 101 Error 37 ErrorStatus 209 Euclidean 127, 131, 149 Extent 90, 91 Extent classes Extent2 90, 96 Extent3 90 ExtentKdBase 90 F FromIndex 102 Front 92, 99 G GetCartesianFromPolar 113 GetHashCode 127, 141 GetPolarFromCartesian 114 GreatestCommonDivisor 106 H Hasher 106 Hypotenuse 106 Index 287
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Ocean* Version 2009.1 Volume 1| Cor
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Copyright © 2006 - 2009 Schlumberg
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Contents 1 Information Resources .
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Coordinates Service . . . . . . . .
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1 Information Resources In This Sec
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Contacting Schlumberger Contacting
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2 Introduction In This Chapter The
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The Ocean Advantage The Ocean Advan
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The Ocean Architecture Coordinate S
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Ocean Modules Ocean Modules Extensi
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Petrel Data Domain Petrel Data Doma
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User Interface Infrastructure User
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3 Ocean Core In This Chapter Introd
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The Ocean Module The Ocean Module T
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The Ocean Module references can be
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The Ocean Module using System; usin
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The Ocean Module Your module can ne
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The Ocean Module public class MyMod
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The Ocean Module This is done throu
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The Ocean Module private void CoreS
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The Ocean Module Product families (
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The Ocean Module For the new class
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CoreLogger Class Fig. 3-7 Categoriz
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CoreSystem Class public static read
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CoreSystem Class They are .NET gene
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CoreSystem Class private IISynchron
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Data Management Data Management The
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Data Management using System; using
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Data Management The following code
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Data Management • Objects that ar
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Data Management Events will be gene
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Data Management { // Find the XYZ o
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Droid Class Droid Class A Droid is
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Droid Class Objects that have Droid
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ServiceLocator Class public object
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Description Interfaces and Classes
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4 Ocean Services In This Chapter Ba
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Basics public object Clone (); publ
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Basics public static Index3 operato
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Basics All Index types support the
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Basics Dot - This method multiplies
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Basics Product - This method return
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Basics public static IndexDouble2 M
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Basics public static IndexDouble3 S
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Basics • J - the second Index vec
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Basics Cast other Index types to th
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Basics IsAllZero - This method retu
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Basics The definition of the IndexR
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Basics The definition of the IndexR
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Basics constant spacing, called a s
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Basics Length - This property retur
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Basics The definition of Extent2 is
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Basics The code above creates the E
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Basics Front - This property return
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Basics EquivalenceTransform - This
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Basics Intersection - This method g
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Basics } public static Index2 Narro
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Basics NarrowToInterval - This func
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Geometry Geometry Ocean defines the
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Geometry The following shows constr
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Geometry double Operator - This ope
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Geometry radians. The value “rho
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Geometry The definition of the Vect
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Geometry Zero - The null vector has
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Geometry Vector object, i.e. two va
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Geometry The Direction2 class is de
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Geometry This example shows for ins
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Geometry Equals - This method compa
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Geometry Each Box type has one cons
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Geometry ToString - This method get
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Geometry This example shows constru
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Geometry != Operator - This operati
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Geometry degenerate lattice if the
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Geometry You can construct a Lattic
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Geometry Single - This property ret
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Geometry This example shows constru
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Geometry Equals - This method compa
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Geometry three points are co-linear
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Geometry respectively. These interf
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Geometry IsClosed - This property r
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Geometry The Ray3 class definition
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Geometry + Operator - This operatio
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Geometry The SphericalPoint class p
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Geometry GetSpherical - This method
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Units Base Measurement A base measu
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Units an alias for “farad” as w
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Units • Unit definitions with sca
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Units Shown below is an example of
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Units Shown below is an example usi
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Units Shown below is an example set
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Units You the measurement for the d
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Units Once you create the catalog,
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Units The IExtensibleUnitCatalog in
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Units measurement to unit mapping t
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Coordinate Systems The Coordinates
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Coordinate Systems The coordinate s
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Coordinate Systems ICoordinateServi
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Coordinate Systems A converter is c
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Coordinate Systems In addition to p
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Coordinate Systems // Set up forwar
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Catalogs Catalogs The Catalogs name
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5 Petrel Convenience Classes In Thi
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PetrelProject Class PetrelProject C
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PetrelProject Class Petrel. The Pro
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PetrelSystem Class PetrelSystem Cla
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PetrelLogger Class PetrelLogger Cla
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PetrelLogger Class Fig. 5-3 Error M
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PetrelLogger Class Log File Only Me
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PetrelLogger Class to ... name=”M
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PetrelLogger Class • • • •
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PetrelLogger Class progress bar exe
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PetrelUnitSystem Class public stati
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Template Catalog Template Catalog T
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Template Catalog unit measurement f
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6 Workflow In This Chapter Overview
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Overview Each workstep takes input
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Overview An example workflow is the
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Overview The Processes button in th
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Overview Petrel has more than 40 bu
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Overview Process UI Each process ha
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Overview The interactive process ty
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