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(The appearance of the form will differ slightly depending on if it is WinLoG or WinLoG RT)

 

The following information can be specified on this tab:

 

Unique Boring/Well ID: If the module type is Oil & Gas, this is the unique ID for the boring/well.Otherwise, this is not displayed.  The Unique ID can not be edited after the boring//well log has been created.

 

Name: This is the name of the boring/well. The Name can not be edited after the boring//well log has been created.

 

Start Depth: This is the start depth. To indicate an aboveground boring/well completion a negative value can be entered.

 

End Depth: This is the end depth.

 

Depth Units: These are the units for the depths.

 

Elevation: This is the elevation of the ground surface of the boring/well.

 

Elevation Units: These are the units for the elevation.

 

Spud Date: This is the date drilling started.

 

Well/Borehole Type: This is the type of the boring/well.

 

Map Coordinates

 

If it is a local project the following are not displayed.

 

Coordinate System: This is the coordinate system specified when the project is created. It can be either a geographic or projected coordinate system. The default is the WGS 1984 geographic coordinate system used internally by the program to store location data.

 

Degrees Minutes Seconds or Decimal Degrees: If the coordinate system is geographic, this can be used to display the coordinates in either degrees, minutes, and seconds or decimal degrees.

 

Longitude: For a geographic coordinate system this is the longitude in either degrees, minutes, and seconds or decimal degrees.

 

Latitude: For a geographic coordinate system this is the latitude in either degrees, minutes, and seconds or decimal degrees.

 

Easting: For a projected coordinate system this is the x coordinate in map units.

 

Northing: For a projected coordinate system this is the y coordinate in map units.

 

Local Coordinates

 

Local X-Coordinate: This is the x coordinate in local units. If the project is georeferenced the local coordinates are calculated automatically.

 

Local Y-Coordinate: This is the y coordinate in local units.  If the project is georeferenced the local coordinates are calculated automatically