Editing Module
Purpose
The Editing Module enables users to perform granular edits on a well-by-well basis. Unlike other modules any changes made to the key well are not propagated to non-key wells. This module is also where all of the automated unit conversion, curve family conversions, lithology reference changes, and curve compositing is performed.
Key Parameters
- Shift scope: Specify if depth shifting should be performed and if so, if the shifting will be done curve-by-curve or file-by-file.
- Curve family: Select the group of curves to be operated on (e.g., GR, NPHI, or RHOB).
- Splice order: Specify if the default priority order for splicing should be changed.
- Filter scope: Specify if data should be filtered by curve attributes (e.g., only null all data where the curve value is above or below a threshold)
- Null depth ranges: Specify if data for a curve should be set to null over a specific depth interval(s).
- Curve shifts: Specify the amount of the depth shift. Only visible if Shift scope is not None.
- Scaling: Specify if the curves should be scaled.
Primary Outputs
| Curve Name | Description |
|---|---|
| GR_COMP | Composited gamma ray |
| SP_COMP | Composited spontaneous potential |
| RESD_COMP | Composited deep resistivity |
| RESM_COMP | Composited medium resistivity |
| RESS_COMP | Composited shallow resistivity |
| RXO_COMP | Composited micro resistivity |
| NPHI_COMP | Composited neutron porosity |
| RHOB_COMP | Composited bulk density |
| DRHO_COMP | Composited density correction |
| DT_COMP | Composited compressional sonic |
| DTS_COMP | Composited shear sonic |
| PE_COMP | Composited photoelectric factor |
| CALI_COMP | Composited caliper. |
Tips & Tricks
- If multiple LAS files are present depth shifting (if needed) should most likely be performed on a File-by-file basis.
- Scaling should only be done to make curves internally consistent for that well. The Curve Normalization module is better suited to handle disparities between wells.
- If the same or similar changes need to be made across all wells, consider performing through an override of the CPI Config or via a Flow.
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Sample data to get started
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NMR Interpretation Module
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General Concepts in Flows
Because Flows will be a new concept to many of you it is important to understand the general concepts that flows are built upon. These concepts are: Many tasks are repetitive These tasks should be done consistently These tasks can often be split into small pieces. What Are Flows? Flows are batch processing system that combine Flow tools to perform operations consistently across a dataset, and are especially useful for repetitive tasks like gridding data.