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WellCAD Basics - Advanced Logic Technology

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1.4.5.2 Generating a LAS File<br />

BOOK 1 - WELLCAD BASICS - 117<br />

<strong>WellCAD</strong> can save data in Log ASCII Standard (LAS) version 2.0 and 3.0. Ensure<br />

no log is selected. Depending on which version of the LAS format will be generated<br />

only Well Logs can be exported (LAS v2.0) or a variety of logs like Well, Mud,<br />

Litho, Comment, Structure and Interval Logs can be exported (LAS v3.0).<br />

� Go to the File >Export >Single File menu.<br />

� In the file export dialog box select LAS Files (*.LAS) as file type.<br />

� The LAS Export dialog box will open.<br />

LAS file export options<br />

The export options dialog box allows selecting from the list of Logs those who will<br />

be exported into the LAS file. Depending on the selected LAS version more or less<br />

log types are supported. To provide a certain order of data channels in the file<br />

deselect all logs in the Logs To Export list and select them in the order they should<br />

be exported.<br />

To export data of a limited depth range only, specify the upper and lower limit in the<br />

Depth Interval fields. For a LAS 3 export also the column delimiter can be set.<br />

When exporting into LAS 2, the Well Logs selected for export might differ in their<br />

sampling rate. As all data channels within the LAS file are required to use the same<br />

sampling rate (“STEP” entry in the “~WELL INFORMATION” block of the LAS<br />

header) the possibility to set a common sampling interval for the Well Log data is<br />

given in the Sampling Rate field.<br />

When exporting LAS 3 each log will be exported into its own Data Section Set. E.g.<br />

Well, Mud, Analysis, Image or Structure Logs will be exported into Log Data<br />

Sections. Lithology, CoreDesc, Comment, Marker, Strata or Interval Logs will use<br />

the Top Data Sections as its format complies very well with all the interval data<br />

types in <strong>WellCAD</strong>.

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