Searching for Wells

Search Options on the Well Manager Tool window allow you to search for wells in your project by adding a number of filters.

  1. In the Search Options section, add a filter by selecting an attribute from the Attribute drop-down arrow, and specifying the desired value. Alternatively, leave the Value field empty to populate the Well Info Summary table with all wells.
  2. Optionally, to further restrict the search result, click the blue plus (+) button. In the newly added row, select the attribute to filter on and enter the filter value.

Note: 

An implicit boolean AND operator is applied between the filters. 

With text filters, wildcards can be substituted in the following way:    

  • * matches multiple characters
  • ? matches a single character     

Multiple values can be specified using commas. The filter will match any of the comma-separated values, where they are joined by an implicit boolean OR operator.   

  1. Click Search Wells to apply the filters and search for the desired wells. The filters are applied to data in both the Well Info Summary table and the Well Components table.

Attributes

You may filter the well data using the following attributes:

Attribute Description Type
Bounds Have paths intersecting the selected region
 Map polygon or probe 
Owner Match the well owner
 Text
Well name
 Match the specified name
 Text
Well notes Match the well info notes
 Text
Label Match the well labels
 Text
UWI Match the well UWI
 Text
Status Match the well status
 Text
Is marine Is well offshore
 True or false
Curve set name Match the name of a well’s log curve sets
 Text
Curve set count Match the number of a well’s log curve sets
 Integer
Curve mnemonic Match the log curve mnemonics
 Text
Curve class Match the name of the log curves’ classes
 Text
Curve MD Range Match the Measured Depth range of a well’s log curves
 Range
Marker set name Match the name of a well’s marker sets
 Text
Marker set count Match the number of a well’s marker sets
 Integer
Marker name Match the name of a well’s markers
 Text
Path name
 Match the name of the well’s deviation surveys
 Text
Path count Match the number of a well’s deviation surveys
 Integer
Path MD range Match the Measured Depth range of a well’s deviation surveys
 Range
Path TVDSS range Match the True Vertical Depth range of a well’s deviation surveys
 Range
T/D name Match the name of well’s checkshot surveys
 Text
T/D count Match the number of a well’s checkshot surveys
 Integer
T/D MD range Match the Measured Depth range of a well’s checkshot surveys
 Range
T/D TVDSS range Match the True Vertical Depth range of a well’s checkshot surveys
 Range
TD TWT range Match the Two Way Time range of a well’s checkshot surveys
 Range

Operators

The following operators are available depending on the attribute:

Operator Value
in region
Select a polygon or probe to match the region against
contains
Match text that contains the value. Supports wild cards. Case insensitive.
without
Match text that does not contain the value. Supports wild cards. Case insensitive.
equals
Match text that is exactly the value. Supports wild cards. Case insensitive.
not equal
Match text that is not exactly the value. Supports wild cards. Case insensitive.
< > <= >=
Match numbers less than, greater than, less than or equal, greater than or equals - to the value
in range
Supply the beginning and end of the range to match. Endpoints are inclusive.

Examples

To Find
 Use
Wells with DT or RHOB log curve
 Mnemonic equals "DT,RHOB"
(The OR operation is applied for comma-separated values)
Wells with a DT and RHOB log curve
 Mnemonic equals "DT"
Mnemonic equals "RHOB"
(The AND operation is applied for multiple rows of filters)
Wells with GR in a Curve set with a name starting with 'Validated'
 Curve set name equals “Validated*” Mnemonic equals "GR"
(The AND operation is applied for multiple rows of filters)