Computing Borehole Intersections with a Surface

RockWorks | Borehole Manager | StripLogs | Surface-Borehole Intersections

Use this program to calculate the XYZ location and measured depth along the hole, where all/enabled boreholes intersect an existing surface (.RwGrd file). The output is displayed in a RockWorks datasheet.

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Menu Options
Step-by-Step Summary


Menu Options

 

Step-by-Step Summary

  1. Access the Borehole Manager. 
  2. If you don't want to run all of the boreholes through the calculator, be sure to enable only those to be processed.
  3. Select the Borehole Manager | StripLogs | Surface-Borehole Intersections menu command. 
  4. Enter the requested menu options, described above.
  5. Click the Process button at the bottom of the window to continue.

    The program will read the well location and downhole survey information for all holes or enabled holes (as requested) from the database. It will determine the downhole trace of each hole, and will calculate the X, Y, Z (elevation) coordinates and measured depth along the hole where each boring intersects the specified surface.

    If the borehole is deviated and pierces the surface more than one time, the multiple points will be listed. If the borehole never intersects the surface, it will be noted with "n/a".

    The results will be displayed in an untitled datasheet tab to the right of the options pane.
     
  6. You can adjust any of the options along the left and click the Process button to regenerate the report.

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    Each time you click the Process button, the existing data will be replaced. 
     
  7. If you want to save the report as a RockWorks datasheet file (.RwDat), click the File | Save and type in the name for the file. This can be opened into the Utilities datasheet.

TIP: If you want to display the XYZ intersection points in space, as shown by the red spheres in the image at the top of this page, open the .RwDat file into the Utilities datasheet, and use the Map | 3D Points program.



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