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WellCAD Basics - Advanced Logic Technology

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Inserting intervals:<br />

After selecting the statistical parameters you<br />

can insert intervals anywhere on the borehole<br />

document. These intervals do not require a<br />

log to be inserted first. Drawing the intervals<br />

is very similar to inserting litho beds or<br />

comment log boxes. Ensure no log is<br />

selected. Hold down the SHIFT key and<br />

drag the mouse to insert an interval (current<br />

depth displayed in the Status Bar), drag the<br />

upper or lower limit of the interval with your<br />

mouse to adjust the limits.<br />

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You can also click the Add row icon to<br />

add a new row and enter the top and bottom limits of the interval manually.<br />

Clicking the Add rows from… icon allows selection of a reference log. A log of<br />

type Lithology, Comment, Strata, Interval or Core Desc can be chosen. For each<br />

interval found in the reference log a new interval will be created in the Statistic bar.<br />

Intervals are displayed as shaded areas on screen as long as the Statistics Bar is<br />

displayed. (The selected parameters remain in the bar for the lifetime of the window.<br />

But they will not be stored within the WCL file.)<br />

For each interval one row in the list control of the Statistics Bar will be inserted. If<br />

you want the displayed parameters being equally spread across the width of the bar,<br />

right click on the column header and choose Show all parameters.<br />

Depending on the input log type one or multiple columns may be created. If, for<br />

example, the average of a Lithology Log is computed one column for each lithology<br />

component will be created. The calculated value is the percentage of the cumulative<br />

thickness of this component within the interval.<br />

Export of statistical data:<br />

Click the Export Statistics icon. An ASCII file with *.TXT extension will be<br />

created containing all the information shown in the Statistic Bar separated by<br />

commas.<br />

Deleting intervals:<br />

Hold down the CTRL key and click into an interval to remove it. You can also select<br />

rows in the list control and click the Remove selected rows icon.

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