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WellCAD Basics - Advanced Logic Technology

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Code recorded as data, it refers to<br />

a symbol or pattern.<br />

BOOK 1 - WELLCAD BASICS - 129<br />

Examples of log types dealing with symbols and patterns: Litho Log (repeated patterns), Litho Log (nonrepeated<br />

patterns), CoreDesc Log and Analysis Log<br />

All of these logs have in common that they do not store the actual pattern or symbol<br />

as data but an alphanumeric code.<br />

Sample of Lithology Log data. A code refers to a lithology pattern.<br />

This code is used to find a certain symbol or pattern in a separate library and display<br />

it on screen. The log types mentioned above have always one, and only one, pattern<br />

library attached, which is stored together with the log’s data. If necessary, a new<br />

library can be loaded using the log’s Main Settings. Doing so, the user must be aware<br />

that the already stored symbol codes might become meaning less afterwards as they<br />

do not refer to a valid pattern anymore.<br />

The pattern libraries, also referred to as litho dictionaries, can be created in<br />

LithCAD, a special pattern editor application that is usually installed together with<br />

<strong>WellCAD</strong>. Library files carry the extension *.LTH. LithCAD provides all tools<br />

necessary to design and build customized lithology patterns and to store and<br />

organize them in libraries. Each pattern within a library is uniquely identified

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