Getting Started with WellGreen DM

Fig. 1

When WellGreen is first installed, the only user name available to log in under is: administrator, with administrator as the password, as well.

Your company logo can be added here, through an .ini file setting. See the User‟s Instruction Manual for details.

Click on the Documents tab to take you to the Documents Retrieval page. (Fig. 2)

Fig. 2

Adjust the bottom of the map to where you want it and then click on the Panel Lock button to lock the panels in this position when the program is restarted.

At this point, the map only shows the WorldMap shapefile layer.

Click on the LAS tab to go to the LAS retrieval page. (See Fig. 3)

Fig. 3

These panel edges can all be moved and then locked into place using the Panel Lock button.

The next thing to do is add a well or wells to the database. All documents are referenced to a UWI (Unique Well Identifier).

Only those wells loaded into the database can have documents loaded to them and shown on the maps.

Wells can be added one at a time through the Load/Wells tabs (Fig. 4) or by using an Excel spreadsheet to import multiple wells. (See Fig. 6).

Fig. 4

Set your Global Location to reflect the correct Latitude and Longitude of the wells that you are adding to the database. Western longitudes and Southern Latitudes MUST be preceded by a minus sign (-), in order to show correctly on the maps.

In the Prov/State box, type a location and click the + button to add it to the database, if it doesn‟t already exist.

Click the „Add New Row‟ button to add a row to the grid. Double click under Uwi and enter the well UWI. Double click under Latitude and Longitude to enter the well coordinates into the grid.

Click the „Check Grid‟ button to validate the entries. If the line turns green (See Fig. 5), then it is OK to click the „Commit‟ button. You should see “1 Well Loaded” in the message label.

Fig. 5

Fig. 6

Multiple document types can be loaded at the same time through the Load/Documents page. (Fig. 7) Copy the documents you want to load into the „Documents To Load‟ folder, on your hard drive. The documents info can be added to the grid one at a time or by creating an Excel spreadsheet.

Fig. 7

Load grid.

To use a spreadsheet, click on Tools on the main menu and choose: “Documents To Load.xls”.

Browse for a folder to extract the Exel file into. (See Fig. 8)

Fig. 8

Open the Exel file and fill in the information.

A long file name may be copied from a Windows Explorer window and copied into the spreadsheet. (See Fig. 9)

Click on the file name in the Explorer window to highlight it. Right click on the name, or press F2 to put the name in edit mode. Ensure the entire name is highlighted, including the file extension. Right click and choose copy. Paste the file name into the appropriate cell in the spreadsheet. This will reduce errors when entering long file names.

Fig. 9

Fill in the rest of the information and save the spreadsheet.

Fig. 10 Click here and browse to find the spreadsheet file you just saved.

Fig. 11

Click the “Read Excel File” button. Yellow grid lines indicate that some items are not in the database. The items in brackets are missing from the database.

Fig. 12

Type USGS into the Vendor/Source box and click the + button. Type WILDCAT into the Field/Pool box and click the + button. These values will then be added to the database.

Click the “Check Grid” button. This will validate the entries and those that are correct will be indicated by green lines in the grid.

Fig. 13

“Geological Report” and “Tops” need to be added to the database. These are added through the „Document Type‟ box. (See Fig. 13)

Click „Check Grid‟ again. If all the rows are green (Fig. 14), click the „Commit‟ button to load the documents into the data base and copy the files to the Document Repository.

. Fig. 14

When the documents complete loading, you should see this label.

Fig. 15 Click the „Make New StartMap Layer‟ button. This will create a shapefile of the wells with documents, that can be added to the map. Close WellGreen DM and then restart it. The Start Screen chart should show that there are seven documents for one well in your database. (See Fig. 1)

Click the „More” button on the chart to see what document types are loaded.

Go to the Retrieve/Documents page. Open the Layers panel by clicking the Layers button at the left side of the map. Click the „Add .shp‟ button and select „AllWellsWithDocs_WellSpots.shp‟ and click „Open‟. (Fig. 17) This is the shape file that was created after loading the documents.

Fig. 16

Fig. 17

Close the Layers panel. You should now see one wellspot located in Alaska and the document types and number of each, on the bar chart. (Fig. 18)

The Well Identifier (UWI) is in the TreeView on the left. At this point, save the map as your StartMap, replacing the existing one.

Fig. 18

Clicking on the wellspot on the map or on the well identifier in the TreeView will highlight the wellspot and show what documents are available. The bottom grid shows the documents available for extraction or viewing, for the highlighted wellspot. The bottom chart shows the document types for the well.

Fig. 19

To extract a loaded document, select a single document or multiple documents in the bottom grid, and click the „Extract‟ button. Choose a folder to extract the files into and click OK. Fig. 20 shows the extracted files.

Fig. 20

To load Digital Logs (LAS files), copy them to the „Documents To Load‟ folder.

Go to the „Load/LAS‟ page. Choose a Vendor/Source. If the one you want is missing, type it into the box and click the + button to add it to the database.

Click the „Load From Dir‟ button. The well information will be read from the file and added to the load grid. Make any corrections necessary and click „Check Grid‟.

Fig. 21 Missing Prov/State

Double click in the cell and choose the proper Prov/State from the DropDown list. Click on any other cell to complete the Edit action. Click „Check Grid‟ again.

When the grid line is green (See Fig. 22), click the „Commit‟ button to load the file.

If loading to new wells, click the „Make New StartMap Layer‟ button to add the new wells to the „AllWellsWithDocs_WellSpots.shp‟ shape file.

Fig. 22

Fig. 23

Go to the „Retrieve/LAS‟ page and open the “LastMapViewed.map” file. Clicking on the wellspot will show the curve types available in the LAS file.

Fig. 24

Right click on a line in the Documents grid to open the document in the default viewer.

Click „Options‟ on the main menu to open the Options panel.

Fig. 25

Under WellSpots, you can change the default colours and size. Size can also be changed for the session, with the Wellspot size button to the left of the map.

Other optional settings include those for LogOut time, Start preferences and QuickMap settings.

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