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Controls 
Markers Settings 
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| Pasted data should be in the format MD,INC,AZI and can be either comma or tab delimited. | Process |
Tips |
File UploadDrag & Drop your files onto the web browser, or click the upload button (also on the settings menu).
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Supported FilesRodstar (*.rsdx) 
| SROD (*.inp6, *.inp6e, *.dev) 
CSV Files (*.txt, *.csv) with the first 3 columns:
MeasuredDepth,Inclination,Azimuth
Data can be comma or tab delimited.File uploads are not supported on mobile
| SROD (*.inp6, *.inp6e, *.dev) CSV Files (*.txt, *.csv) with the first 3 columns:MeasuredDepth,Inclination,Azimuth
Data can be comma or tab delimited.File uploads are not supported on mobile
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Raw Data Upload (Cut & Paste)
For mobile browsers you can paste your deviation survey data into the textbox (visible by default on mobile browsers).You can also find this in the "Settings" menu (upper right) on the "Basic" tab. Click the "Paste Data" button to see the form.Columns: MD,INC,AZI (in that order)
For mobile browsers you can paste your deviation survey data into the textbox (visible by default on mobile browsers).You can also find this in the "Settings" menu (upper right) on the "Basic" tab. Click the "Paste Data" button to see the form.Columns: MD,INC,AZI (in that order)v1.774 of 16
Navigation
| Mobile: Drag to rotate, pinch to zoom. Two finger drag to pan up/down the wellbore. |  |
| PC: Click/Drag to rotate, Mousewheel to zoom. |  |
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Keyboard ShortcutsSet focus depth: Start typing using the number keys to go to a specific depth. Hit Enter to move to that depth.You can also set a specific focus depth using the "Controls" menu (upper left).
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Keyboard ShortcutsUp/Down: move up & down the wellbore. Can be configured via the "Pan Distance" setting on the "Defaults" tab of the Settings menu (upper right)Shift+Up/Down: move up & down the wellbore by 1 measurement unitLeft/Right: rotate around the wellborePC Only
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Keyboard ShortcutsSpacebar reorients the camera perpendicular & horizontal to the focal point (resets the view so the wellbore is facing up and the camera is level with the focal point)."X" key reorients the wellbore but maintains the camera perspective (brings the horizon parallel to the camera).PC Only
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Keyboard Shortcuts"C", "T", "R" keys toggle the Casing, Tubing & Rod visibility (See also: Markers menu, bottom left)"B" key toggles the background colorPC Only
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Keyboard Shortcuts"H" key toggles a horizontal plane at the focal point. This is useful for seeing relative vertical position, particularly in horizontal wells."V" key toggles a vertical plane at the focal point, passing through the wellhead.Projections of the top-down & side-looking well paths are drawn on the respective plane.
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Dogleg Severity (DLS) is color coded on the wellbore, scaled to the most severe dogleg in the current wellbore (red).The colored wellbore centerline is visible at all distances. When rendering tubulars, they may become invisible when viewed at large distances.
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Navigation HelpersA white line is drawn at true vertical (plumbob).When interacting, a helper circle is temporarily drawn to show orientation. The arrows point up. This is useful when zoomed in to determine the direction of surface.Additional lines are drawn to the wellhead, and to true vertical to further aid in orientating the view when zoomed in.
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Wellbore StatsMouseover or touch the messages (bottom right) to see more info about the current focal point on the wellbore. Click the pin icon to keep that info visible.
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Measurement UnitsDeviation surveys do not inherently define measured depth in specific units. To apply either metric (Meters) or imperial (feet) units to the current wellbore, see the "Current" tab on the "Settings" menu (upper right).Changing this setting does not convert the underlying data values, it simply applies the specified measurement units to display elements.
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Render tubulars such as Casing, Tubing, & Rods on the Markers menu (bottom left).Click "Add" then specify a length and diameter.Tubulars may not be visible at a distance. Be sure to zoom in to see them. Also, be sure there is a tubular specified for the current viewed depth. Use the up/down arrow keys or type a depth to move the current view focus.
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Rotate Around / Move Along Wellbore
| Mobile: Single finger drag rotates the wellbore. Hold for 2 seconds to toggle the behavior to move up/down the wellbore. Hold for another 2 seconds to toggle back. |  |
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| Close | Go to the main page to see this tutorial again. |
Limited 3D support
Your browser may not render the detailed 3D tubular components, however you should still be able to view the general wellbore trajectory. 
Survey Depth Error:
Total well depth is less than 361 ft.
This may indicate an incorrect column order. Please ensure the columns are in the order:
MD,INC,AZI
This error may also indicate an invalid measured depth field (double check number format using commas for 1000's separator, and periods for decimal).
Invalid Measured Depth:
This might result in incorrectly scaled DLS coloring.
Please review your survey data to ensure measured depth is properly sorted and values are not repeated.
Repeated Measured Depth:
This might indicate a multi-lateral wellbore.
Possible Invalid Azimuth:
Please review your survey data to ensure azimuth values are 0-359.
Using degrees greater than 360 (note: this rendering my be highly inaccurate).
Invalid Measured Depth:
Please review your survey data to ensure inclination values are 0-180°
(Practical values should be less than 110°)
Survey Error:
Unknown Error
Controls:
Markers:
Miscellaneous click to collapse contents
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| Specific Gravity: approximate PSI vs Depth | |||
Failures click to expand contents
| Depth | Type | Date | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Images click to expand contents
| Depth | URL | Desc | |
|---|---|---|---|
Rod Taper click to collapse contents
Tubing click to collapse contents
Casing click to collapse contents
Settings:
OnOff
OnOff
Off
Number of feet to interpolate between points. Adds XYZ points along the arc between survey points at the specified number of feet. Use "1" to ensure one foot spacing.
mft.
Keeps the underlying values and applies the specified unit suffix. Use this to correct the display for the imported data. (Does not alter the underlying data values.)
OnOff
When overlaying wellbores, should they be compared against each other? Zero means no comparison, positive numbers indicate the number of survey stations to compare (only represents feet for 1ft survey stations).