• Display window and window of interest
  • Display window - min/max depth limits for Zoom to fit
  • Window of interest - min/max limits for pore pressure calculation curves (NOTE: OBP is calculated from zero MD)

All are in TVDSS

The View menu is the global setting. Both may be overridden on a per-well basis in the Well tab.

• Annotations - Toggle the visibility of well markers (tops).
• Grid lines - Colour and thickness.
  Note: Zero thickness is a very thin line, but not invisible. The number (density) of grid lines is controlled in the track configuration dialog.
• Units - Units for Pressure Gradient track (ppg or SG).
  Note: Pressure track units are fixed as psi
  Toggle on/off TVDSS and/or MDKB

Figure 35 describes all the common view settings.

Figure 36 describes all the track view settings, which allow you to:

• switch on and off the property tracks by toggling the yellow/green buttons.
• set track clip limits. Use checkbox to auto-clip to visible data.
• set the panel width in pixels. A zero value (0) will autofit.

Figure 37 describes all the curve view settings, which allow you to:

• switch on and off the curves for each track by toggling the yellow/green buttons
• set interpolation method (for logged well curves)
• set line display mode: Wiggle, Fill, or Density
• set colourbar (for Fill or Density curves) by choosing a Class
• set line colour, transparency, and width.

Figure 38 describes all the pressure curve view settings, comprising:

• Eaton results - All PPP made from logs or velocity volume, as pressure, pressure gradient, or effective stress
• Miller results - Predicted pore pressure using Miller's equation
• Fracture Gradient - Both manual picks and calculated gradient: under the Well Settings tab, Fracture Gradient (Matthews-Kelly) ratio
• Buoyancy - Shows the pressures for each set of fluid columns set in the Centroid tab. Note: Other measured pressures are viewed under Calibration Points.