IHS Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference

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3 Contents Introduction... 1 Data Entitlements... 2 Display Settings... 3 Home Page Overview... 5 Tabbed Access to Enerdeq Components... 5 Home Page - Left Column... 5 Saved File Options... 6 Home Page - Center Section Home Page - Right Column - Resources Creating a Data Query Well & Production Data Well and Production Data Types Query Tab Data Attributes Favorites Selecting Search Criteria Qualifier Fields Let s Review a few of the Attribute Options Identification Attribute Excluding Search Criteria from a Query Importing a list of ID Numbers into a Query Copy and Paste IDs into a Query Date Attribute State/County Attribute New Data Attributes Other Attribute Options My Query Results Generating an Activity Data Query Activity Data Type Quick List Search Sending the Results of a Query to the Map Map New Map Changing the Map Extent Changing the Current Map Display Map Tool Buttons Adding Layers to the Map Applying Labels to Selected Layers New Map Layers Retrieving Information from the Map Identify Tool Interactive Feature Select Tool Selecting Multiple Areas of Interest Spatial Exports Selecting Entities that Display within an Imported Shapefile Polygon Accessing Saved Map Files February, 2015 iii

4 Contents Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Browse List Generating a Browse List from a New Query Generating a Browse List from a Saved Query File Generating a Browse List from the Map Generating a Browse List from a Quick List Search Browse List Mode Browse List Overview Report and Graph Icons Identification Browse List Index Hyperlinked Options above the List Changing the Browse List Display Template Sorting How Information Displays in a Browse List Creating a Sort Hierarchy Lognet Link Printing a Browse List Saving Browse List Records as an Export File Additional Browse list Options Changing the Column Width in a Browse list Selecting Records in the List Sending Results from the Browse List to the Map Generating Output Files from a Browse List Output Files Saved File Current Data Query Map Browse List Quick List Search Output File Options PowerTools Export File My Files File Capacity Display Templates Editing a User Defined Data Template Editing a Public (IHS Created) Template Creating a Custom User-Defined Data Template New or Modified Template Attributes in the New Template page Custom User-Defined Graph Templates Creating a New Custom Graph Template Production Summary Templates Creating a New Production Summary Template Sharing Private User Defined Templates AOI (Area of Interest) Creating an AOI Notification Suspending an AOI Removing an AOI iv February, 2015

5 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Contents Appendix A API Numbering Guidelines The New API Numbering Structure: ORIGINAL WELLBORES SIDETRACKS EVENT SEQUENCE CODE Appendix B Limiting a Data Search to Original Boreholes Appendix C Shapefile Attributes Appendix D Minimum Viewing Scales for Spatial Layers Appendix E Texas RRC Reporting Paper Appendix F Map Well and Production Symbols Appendix G Production Units of Measurement February, 2015 v

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7 Introduction IHS Enerdeq Browser is an online application that provides access to the most complete and up-to-date Exploration and Production (E&P) information within the United States. U.S. E&P data can be queried textually or spatially in Enerdeq. The results from a query can be viewed in a Browse list or on the Map and selected for analysis. Various Export, Report and Graph outputs for the selected results can be generated and saved. This manual will provide an overview on how to query, retrieve and save E&P data as well as how to generate various outputs. February,

8 Data Entitlements Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Data Entitlements The information that you are entitled to access and use in Enerdeq is based on your subscription. To view your entitlements, click the My Entitlements icon in the top tight corner of the page. The entitlements page will display all available Well, Production, Activity and Midstream entitlements, as well as Seismic Layers and IHS Lat/Longs. The data that a user is entitled to access is noted with a green check mark. IHS Interpreted Tops data was introduced in version 2.5. This offering focuses on legacy GDSsourced tops data. Entitlements to this new feature, as licensed by BOE region, will appear under the Tops column in the My Entitlements page. Hands on Exercise Open the My Entitlements page on your computer and review your current entitlements. 2 February, 2015

9 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Display Settings Display Settings Default display settings for various components such as browse lists, maps and output options can be viewed and edited in the My Settings page. Click the My Settings icon at the top of the page to open the My Settings page. A list of settings options will display. Each main category is expandable. Expand a category to view a list of options. A brief description will display under each option title. The current default setting for an option appears in the center of the page. To change a default setting, click the Edit link. February,

10 Display Settings Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference A pop-up window will display. This window will provide a list of available display options. The current default setting is noted with a star icon. To change the current default setting, simply check the radio button next to a different option and click the Save button. Keep in mind that when you change a default display setting for a component, the selected default will be applied each time thereafter when you open that component. Hands on Exercise Open the My Settings page on your computer and expand each of the main settings categories. Review the various settings options under each main category. Click the Edit link next to one or more options in order to view the currently selected default along with the other settings options that are available 4 February, 2015

11 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Home Page Overview Home Page Overview Tabbed Access to Enerdeq Components Most of the functionality in Enerdeq can be accessed utilizing the options under the Well & Production and Activity Monitor tabs at the top of the page. The Well & Production tab provides access to Data Query pages; a Map page; the My Templates page; the My Files page and the Quick List Search page. The Activity Monitor tab will let you create a new Activity Data query as well as provide access to activity related templates and saved Activity Data files. Home Page - Left Column The column on the left side of the Home page provides access to lists of Query, Map, Template and Output files that you saved while working in Enerdeq. Click on a panel to expand it. February,

12 Home Page Overview Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Saved File Options Each saved file provides access to several options. In this example, we will review the options that are available for files under the My Queries panel. Click on a saved file name or click on the right-facing arrow next to the file to display a pop-up window. 6 February, 2015

13 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Home Page Overview The options in this window will let you: Open the original query so that you can Edit the search criteria in the file. Open and view a Browse list. Create and generate Output files. Delete the selected file. Rename the file. Send the results of the file to the Enerdeq Map. Share the selected file with a colleague. Generate and manage an AOI (Area of Interest) notification. If you subscribe to IHS Energy News on Demand (ENOD) or IHS Lognet, the last two options in the menu will provide direct access to each of these IHS online applications. The pop-up window options for files that are saved under the My Maps panel, the My Templates panel and the My Files panels may differ. February,

14 Home Page Overview Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference You can change the way files will display in this column utilizing the My Settings feature. Files can be sorted so that they will display in the order of their creation date or according to the date the file was last used. You can also set the number of files that will be displayed in the left column of the home page. Click the My Settings icon in the banner at the top of of any page in Enerdeq. The My Settings page will open and display. Expand the Application Settings branch. The Recent List Sort categories and The number of items displayed options can be used to make any display changes. Click the Edit link next to a category. 8 February, 2015

15 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Home Page Overview A pop-up window will display. The current default display option is noted with a star icon. To change the current default, check the radio button next to another option. Click the button. Note: To limit the number of saved files that will display under each panel, click the Edit link next to The number of items displayed option. The current default option is noted with a star icon. To change the current default, check the radio button next to another option. February,

16 Home Page Overview Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Home Page - Center Section The center section of the home page displays three tabbed options. The Product Updates tab will display key product news and information such as new product features and browser recommendations. The My Queries tab will display a list of all Query files that you saved while working in Enerdeq. Note: The number of files that display in the left column of the Home page will not necessarily match the number of files that display in the center section of the page. Keep in mind that the number of files that display in the left column can be limited utilizing the number of items displayed option in the My Settings page. 10 February, 2015

17 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Home Page Overview The My Maps tab will open a display a list of all of the map files that you saved while working in Enerdeq. Keep in mind that the number of files that display in the left column can be limited utilizing the number of items displayed option in the My Settings page. Hands on Exercise Open the My Queries panel on the left side of the Home page and then click the My Queries tab in the center section of the Home page. Compare the number of files that are displayed in each section (keep in mind that the number of files displayed in one of these sections can be controlled in the My Settings page). February,

18 Home Page Overview Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Home Page - Right Column - Resources The top of the column provides an invitation for feedback. Click anywhere within the blue banner to open an page. The subject line in the is automatically filled in. Below the Share your ideas about banner, there are several hyperlinked options that will provide access to Customer Care contact information as well as access to training, product and data resource information. The first section provides Customer Care telephone and contact information. The next two sections provide access to various product training aids, frequently asked questions and product release notes. You can also sign up for free Enerdeq Web Ex Training Sessions. The next section contains several links that will provide access to various Data Resources including white papers, cross reference resources and data attribute and currency references. The last section will let a user submit questions or concerns regarding well data or production data issues. 12 February, 2015

19 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Creating a Data Query Creating a Data Query Well & Production Data The Well & Production tab will provide access to Well Data, Allocated Production and Unallocated Production components, that will include separate data query pages; access to a map; access to display, graph and production summary templates and access to your saved files. Well and Production Data Types The Production Allocated data type will let you query well level allocated crude production in Texas and well level allocated crude and gas production in Louisiana as well as unallocated lease level production in all states. The Production Unallocated data type will let you query unallocated lease level Production in all states and will ignore Allocated Production in Texas and Louisiana. Reporting levels will include well, lease and unit. The Well data type will let you query all well information that is reported up to the completion phase of a well. Note: The My Entitlements page will show the data types that you have entitlements to. Query Tab The Query tab will open and display a dropdown menu that contains a list of Well and Production Data Types to work with. A Data Type must be selected in order to proceed. February,

20 Creating a Data Query Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference After selecting a data type to work with, a new Query page will display. Note that a Production Query page displays two links in the upper right corner of the page. The Production Data Currency link will display a list of states, associated data types, current month and a release date. The Production Allocated Discussion link will provide an overview of Allocated Production in Texas and Louisiana. A new query page can also be accessed from the left column of the home page. Expand the My Queries panel and click the New Query button. 14 February, 2015

21 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Creating a Data Query A Data Type drop down menu will display. Choose a Data Type to open the associated New Query page. The Data Type that was selected in the initial dropdown menu will display in the upper left corner of a new Query page. Tip and Trick - if you plan on creating multiple data queries utilizing the same Data Type, you can set the same data type as your default in the My Settings page. Click the icon at the top of the page to open the My Settings page. Expand the Application Settings branch. Scroll to the Data Type Default category and click the Edit link. A Data Type Default window will open and display a list of available data type options. The current default option is noted with a star symbol. February,

22 Creating a Data Query Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Check the radio button next to a different option to set the new data type default. Keep in mind that each time thereafter, when you open a new Query page, the new default Data Type will automatically display at the top of the query page. You can always change the default back to No Default, which will provide access to all Data Type options. Hands on Exercise From the Enerdeq Home page, click the Query link at the top of the page to open and display a dropdown menu. Select the data type that will let you query well level allocated crude production in Texas and well level allocated crude and gas production in Louisiana as well as unallocated lease level production in all states. (Hint review the list of Data Type definitions on page 13) 16 February, 2015

23 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Creating a Data Query Data Attributes The left side of a Query page displays an expandable list of Data Attributes. Data Attributes are used to locate and select search criteria to query. The attributes that are displayed will vary depending on the Data Type that was selected. For example, a Production Data Type will include a Production branch in the attribute list while a Well Data Type will include a Test branch instead of a Production branch. Each of the main attribute branches can be expanded. An expanded branch provides an associated list of specific attributes. Either click the symbol next to a main branch or click on the main attribute name in order to expand the branch. To expand all branches at the same time, click the option at the top of the list. You can also enter search text in the text entry field above the list to locate an attribute. As you enter search text, the attribute list will advance and display highlighted attribute names that match or closely match your text entry. February,

24 Creating a Data Query Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Favorites A branch displays at the top of the attribute list. This option will let you save a list of specific attributes that you use most often. As an example, let s assume that you utilize the State/County attribute frequently. Expand the Location branch and select the State/County attribute. A search field, containing your selected attribute, will display in the center of the query page. Click the flag next to the attribute name (in this example: Location State/County). The flag will become highlighted. In addition, the flag next to the Favorites attribute in the Attribute list will also become highlighted. 18 February, 2015

25 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Creating a Data Query A highlighted flag next to the Favorites branch will serve as a reminder that you have designated one or more frequently used attributes as a favorite. Rather than having to scroll the attribute list to locate an attribute, the Favorites feature will provide a single click option to select an attribute. Hands on Exercise From a new Production Allocated data query, create a list of Favorites that include the following attributes: State/County; Hole Direction; Play Type and Production Status. Selecting Search Criteria When an Attribute has been selected in the Attribute list, a criteria search field, will display in the center of the page. Depending on the attribute that was selected, the search field may include: Lists of search criteria options to choose from Text entry fields Date entry fields or any combination of the above February,

26 Creating a Data Query Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Qualifier Fields Attributes that contain text entry fields or lists of data options will usually display one or more qualifier fields. A qualifier field provides a dropdown menu that contains options that can be applied to a criteria search. Qualifier fields are especially handy when entering a partial text search. In the example below, under the Location Field attribute, we entered a partial field name (Niobr). A pop up window appeared, indicating that there were no records found and recommended that we change the qualifier option in the 2 nd field from Starts With to Contains. After re-running the query utilizing the Contains qualifier option, the following example shows that Enerdeq did find multiple field names that contained the partial text entry. 20 February, 2015

27 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Creating a Data Query Let s Review a few of the Attribute Options The following overview will cover search options for a few of the attributes in Enerdeq. Identification Attribute By default, the Identification attribute is already expanded in the Attribute list. This provides a user the opportunity to immediately begin searching for criteria utilizing ID numbers. In the example that follows, we will review working with the API Number attribute. After selecting API Number in the attribute list, an Identification API Number search pane will display in the center of the query page. February,

28 Creating a Data Query Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference The options in this pane will let you: Type a full or partial API number to query Exclude an API number from the query Import a list of API numbers from an outside source Paste a list of numbers that have been copied from a saved file If entering a full or partial number in the text entry box, expand the qualifier field and select an option to apply to your text entry. Excluding Search Criteria from a Query Nearly every attribute search field displays an Exclude option preceded by a checkbox. This option will let you exclude specific search criteria from your data query. Note: When querying Well Data, results from the query will include both API and IC Numbers (Internal Control number). Historically, an Internal Control (IC) number was assigned to a new well by IHS if an API number had not yet been assigned by a regulatory agency. This was done so that the new well could be included into the IHS database. To exclude IC Numbers from the results of a Well Data query, check the box next to: Exclude IC number from query in the search pane. 22 February, 2015

29 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Creating a Data Query Importing a list of ID Numbers into a Query The Import Id List option will let you import IDs from a saved list. Use the Browse button to locate the file on your computer that contains the list of IDs that you would like to include into your query. After locating the file, highlight the saved ID list that you want to import. Click the Open button. The file location and the ID list name will populate the Import Id List: field. Click the Add button to include the imported ID List into the My Query section. Copy and Paste IDs into a Query A second option in the page will let you type IDs or paste a list of Ids that were copied from a saved file. February,

30 Creating a Data Query Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Date Attribute The Date attribute will open and display two date entry fields in the center of the page. Individual dates can be entered in either the From: field or the To: field utilizing a MM/DD/YYYY format (two-digit month followed by a two- digit day and a four-digit year). The From: field will let you query events that occurred after a specific date. The To: field will let you query events that occurred prior to a specific date. To query data within a range of dates, enter dates in both fields. Rather than enter dates, click the dropdown arrow display a pop-up calendar. next to a date entry field to open and Use the arrows at the top of the calendar to change the displayed month and year. Clicking on a specific date in the calendar will include the date into the associated date field. State/County Attribute Expand the Location branch and select the State/County attribute. 24 February, 2015

31 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Creating a Data Query A State/County search field will display in the center of the page. Use the first field to locate and select state criteria. The qualifier field next to the State option will let you search for a state by name or by database code. You can enter a full or partial name in the text entry field or you can click the a dropdown list of states. button to open When entering a partial name in the text entry field, Enerdeq will provide several full name options to choose from. In this example, we entered the letters CO. A dropdown menu will open and display a list of state names that begin with the partial text entry. Click on a State name to select it. February,

32 Creating a Data Query Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference After selecting a state, a list of counties from the selected state will display. As with the State field, you can enter search text in the open field (next to the Add All button). Use the qualifier field options to search for counties that Starts With, are an Exact Match to or Contains your full or partial text entry. You can also scroll the county list and check the boxes next to one or more county names to include into the search. Note that a Select multiple states/counties link displays in the center of the page. This link will let you select additional states and counties for your search. Click the link to open and display a second window that contains a list of states. 26 February, 2015

33 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Creating a Data Query You can select additional states of interest and then click the Show link next to a selected state to display a list of associated counties. New Data Attributes IHS Interpreted Tops information was introduced in Enerdeq v2.5. This option focuses on legacy GDS (Geologic Data Services) sourced data. When generating a Well Data query, Top Source and Interpreter information is identified in the center section of the query page. February,

34 Creating a Data Query Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Also in version 2.5, a Rig Release Date attribute was added to the attribute list under the Date category in both the Well and Activity Data query pages. The Rig Release Date is also included in the Attributes to include in Template list when creating a new data template. The header category for this date is included in several Well and Activity Data Reports. In the Production Allocated and Production Unallocated query pages, a Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Production attribute has been added to the Production-Product Code category in version 2.6. When creating a new Production Data Template, the Attributes to include in Template list now includes CO2 CUM; CO2 Last Month; CO2 Opening Cum and CO2 YTD. In addition, a new CO2 block is now included in several Production Reports including a Detailed Production Report, A Production Injection Report, and a Summary Production Report. Other Attribute Options You are highly encouraged to expand various attribute categories in order to view the search options that are available. The search options may include: Lists of search criteria options to choose from Text entry fields Date entry fields or any combination of the above Hands on Exercise Create a Well Data query utilizing a combination of saved Favorites attributes, a Date attribute and one additional attribute that we did not review in this chapter. 28 February, 2015

35 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Creating a Data Query My Query Results Search criteria that you located and defined will display in the My Query section of the page. The number of records that matched the selected search criteria will display at the top of the My Query column. Generating an Activity Data Query Activity Data Type The Activity Data type will let you query well and map data from the most recent year of activity and the past two years for permit data. To generate an Activity Data query or to access saved files, click the Activity Data tab at the top of the page. The column on the left side of the Home page will open and display a list of previously saved Activity Data files. February,

36 Creating a Data Query Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference To create a new Activity Data query, click the New Query button. A dropdown menu will open and display the Activity Data data type. Click the Activity Data link to open the Activity Data Query page. You can also open the Activity Data Query page by clicking the banner under the Activity Data tab. tab in the gray 30 February, 2015

37 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Creating a Data Query As with a Well or Production data query, expand the Attribute list on the left side of the query page and select a Data Attribute. Go to the center of the page and enter or select search criteria to query. Add the search criteria into the My Query section of the page. Repeat this procedure for each Attribute that you select. Once you re satisfied with the Search Criteria that you ve selected, use the buttons at the top of the My Query section to generate a Browse list to view the results of the query; to generate Outputs such as reports and exports; to send the results of the query to the Map so that they can be viewed spatially or you can Save the query for future reference. Hands on Exercise Open a new Activity Data query page. Expand the Search Attribute list on the left side of the page. Expand the Attribute list. Select a Location attribute (Weld County CO), a (Horizontal) Hole Direction attribute and a Last Activity Date attribute (01/01/2015). With the results displayed in the My Query section, click the Send to Map button to view the results of the query in the Enerdeq Map (use the default options in the Send to Map window that follows). February,

38 Quick List Search Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Quick List Search The Quick List Search option will let you generate a Well & Production Data or an Activity Data query utilizing API numbers; Production ID numbers; Lease Codes or Well Serial Numbers. As with all Enerdeq Browser queries, you must first select a Data Type to work with. The Data Type dropdown menu for a Well & Production Quick List Search will display a Production Allocated, Production Unallocated and a Well option. The Activity Data Type dropdown menu will only display an Activity option. After selecting a Data Type, expand the List Type field and select the type of ID numbers that you will be working with. 32 February, 2015

39 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Quick List Search If you selected the Well Data Type, the List Type dropdown menu will only display an API/IC Number option. The Production Data Type will include API/IC Number, Production ID Number, Lease Code and Well Serial Number options in the List Type dropdown menu. Note that the List Type dropdown menu for an Activity Data search only provides an API/IC Number option. After selecting a Data Type and List Type, proceed to the next section. The first option will let you import a list of IDs from a saved file. The Browse button to open and display a Choose File to Upload window. This window will provide access to various folders and files on your computer. Locate and select the file that contains the IDs that you want to import. Click the button at the bottom of the Choose File to Upload window. The path to the selected file will populate the Import Id List File field in the query page. The second option in the Quick List Search page will let you type or paste a list of IDs. A note in the open box indicates that the IDs can be separated by new lines, semicolons or commas. February,

40 Quick List Search Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Note: Make sure that the IDs that you working with are consistent with the Data Type and List Type options that you originally selected. After importing, typing or pasting IDs into the query, click the button. A Results panel will appear on the right side of the page. The section below the Results panel will ask what you want to do with the found records. The dropdown list under the Send To field will display several options to choose from. Select an Output option. Next, expand the Format field. A pop-up list will display a list of file formats. 34 February, 2015

41 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Quick List Search Select a format for the selected Output. Enter a File name in the File Name text entry field. Click the button to generate the selected output. All Output files, can be accessed from the My Files page. Hands on Exercise If you have access to a list of Well ID numbers or Production IDs, you can generate a Quick List Search. Select a data type and a list type that matches the numbers that you want to query. Remember that you can import a list from a saved file or you can copy & paste or manually type numbers into the query. Click the Load List button to display the Results of the query. February,

42 Sending the Results of a Query to the Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Sending the Results of a Query to the Map After generating a Well Data, Production Data or Activity Data query, click the button at the top of the My Query section to open and display a Send to Map window. A default layer color will display next to the Change button. A layer color allows for easy identification of the layer on the map. To change the layer color, click the button. A color pallet will display. Select a new color. If you do not wish to apply a color to the layer, click the option. Enter a layer name and click the button to send the Query Layer to the Map. 36 February, 2015

43 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Sending the Results of a Query to the Map The color coded entities will populate the map view and the associated layer name will display in the Layer list. A different workflow is required when sending Query Results from a Quick List Search to the Enerdeq Map. After generating a Quick List Search query, the Results will display on the right of the page. The field under the Results box asks What do you want to do with the found records? February,

44 Sending the Results of a Query to the Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Expand the dropdown menu under the Send To field. Scroll the list and highlight the Map option. Click the Go button. A Send to Map window will display. Name the layer and then click the button. In this example, we added the layer from the results of the Quick List Search to the previous map that contained the layer from the results of a Production Data query. 38 February, 2015

45 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map Map New Map There are a couple of ways to access and display a new map page. Click the tab in the gray banner at the top of any page in Enerdeq. If you have been working with other components in Enerdeq and you want to re-display a map that you were previously working with (during the same Enerdeq session) the dropdown menu will display two options. The first option in the dropdown menu will re-open the map that you were working with. The second option will open a New Map page. Initially, the default view for a new map is a full view of the United States. February,

46 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference To change the default view for future sessions, click the My Settings symbol the page to open a My Settings window. at the top of Expand the Map Settings branch and go to the Map View Default category. Click the Edit button. A Map View Default window will open and display a list of available display options. The current default option is followed by a blue star symbol. Note that the list may include several previously saved map files. When working on a longer term project, selecting a saved map file as the default display can save you the time of having to search for the file or recreate the area of interest. Check the radio button next to a different option to select a new default display. Keep in mind that once you change the default map view, the map display will automatically display this view each and every time thereafter (until you change the default option again). 40 February, 2015

47 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map Changing the Map Extent The Map Extent is the portion of the map that can be viewed on your screen. The current map extent displays in the taskbar at the bottom of the page as a 1: ratio.. To quickly change the current map extent, expand the extent field pop-up list. The current extent is highlighted in the list. Note: A map zoom level will display in parentheses next to an extent. For example, the zoom level for the extent 18,489,298 is (5). Simply click on a different extent to change the map zoom level. Note: Selecting a smaller extent will zoom in further to a specific area while selecting a higher extent will zoom out of an area and broaden the map view. A Map Layer Scale spreadsheet can be accessed from the Data Resources section on the Home page. February,

48 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Changing the Current Map Display The Base Map displays. button in the toolbar above the map provides access to three primary map The Aerial With Labels option is a Bing provided satellite imagery view. The Roads option is a Bing provided base map with various culture layers included. The culture layers will always be displayed and cannot be turned off or labeled. The Terrain option is an esri terrain base map that can be customized to meet a user s needs. Reference layers can be added to this map. The Default view can be set in the My Settings page. Click the My Settings icon page. in the banner at the top to the page to open the My Settings Expand the Map Settings category. Scroll to the Map Base Default topic and click the Edit link. A pop-up window will open and display a list of Base Map display options. 42 February, 2015

49 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map A star icon will display next to the current default option. Selecting another option will change the default view for future sessions. Hands on Exercise Practice changing the current Map View utilizing the Map Settings options in the My Settings page; the Base Map dropdown menu in the toolbar, and the Map Extent pop-up menu at the bottom of the map page. February,

50 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map Tool Buttons The tool buttons above the map can be used to perform various functions associated with the map. The Layers button will let you display or hide the Layer list on the left side of the map. The Base Map button provides a dropdown menu that contains several map display options. The Aerial With Labels option is a Bing provided satellite imagery view. The Roads option is a Bing provided base map with various culture layers included. The culture layers will always be displayed and cannot be turned off or labeled. The Terrain option is an esri terrain base map. Layers can be added to this map. The map display can be customized to meet a user s needs. The Open button can be used to access saved map files. Use the Save button to save the currently displayed map. The Print button will open a Print Map pop-up window that provides options to choose a file format; a page size, a page orientation and several legend and title options. If you ve selected the Power Point option in the File Format section, a group of PowerPoint print options have been added to the center of the window in version 2.6. The Full Extent button will return the map view to a full view of the United States. The Last Extent button will let you re-display the previous map view. As you are moving back and forth between map views, the Next Extent button will let you move forward one step. The Zoom In button will let you zoom in to a specific area of interest. Click the button to activate it. Your cursor arrow will change to a crosshair symbol. Hold your left mouse button down and draw a rectangle around an area of interest. The map will zoom in to the delineated area. 44 February, 2015

51 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map Use the Zoom Out button to zoom back out of an area. When you activate this tool, your cursor arrow will change to a crosshair symbol. Hold your left mouse button down and delineate an area in order to decrease the zoom level of that area. The Pan button will let you re-position an area of interest on the map. When you activate the button, your mouse cursor arrow will change to a cross arrow symbol. Place your mouse cursor over an area. Hold your left mouse button down and drag the area of interest to a new location. The Select tool is used to select entities of interest from an active layer for analysis. The arrow next to the button will open a dropdown menu containing several draw options that can be used to delineate an area containing entities of interest. This menu will also let you choose linear and area units of measure. The arrow next to the Measure tool will open a dropdown list of measuring options. You can measure straight line distances; measure linear distances between multiple segments; obtain area measurements for a rectangular area as well as a polygonal area. The lower portion of the menu will let you define units of measurement. The Identify tool will open a dropdown menu of options that will let you select one or more entities from an active layer for analysis. The results from the selection will display in a moveable Browse list (Introduced in version 2.4.5). Moving the list around the screen will allow for increased visibility of the map view. Use the Query button to open a new query page. When you click the down arrow, a dropdown list of data types will display. After selecting a data type, the appropriate Query page will display. A Browse list will display the results of a data query. Initially, the Browse tool button is initially grayed out and inactive. To activate the tool, you will need to select entities of interest in a currently active layer on the map utilizing the Select tool. The Browse button will then become active, allowing you to generate a browse list for the entities that you just selected. The Output tool button is also initially inactive by default. To activate the tool, you will need to select entities of interest from an active layer using the Select tool. Click the active button to send the entities that were selected to the Select File Formats for Auto Output window. You can select and generate various Output options from this window. February,

52 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference The Spatial Export tool will let you export spatial layers from the current map extent. All layers within the current extent are available for export. Visible layers are automatically selected The arrow next to the Launch tool will open a dropdown menu that will provide direct access to the IHS Lognet or IHS Energy News on Demand online applications. You must subscribe to each of these applications in order to be able to access them. Use the Zoom To button to zoom-in to a specific location such as a state or county or an offshore area or block. The down arrow next to the button will open a list of general location options or a text entry field. Either select a specific location option from the list or enter location text. Click the Zoom To button. The map will zoom to your area of interest and highlight the selection on the map. Note: If you ve selected the API option in the dropdown menu, an informational box will open and display a well name and number along with the API number. The Draw a Point tool will let you add a new well spot to the map utilizing lat/long coordinates. After clicking the tool button, a dialog box will display. Enter lat/long coordinates in this dialog and click the Add Point button. The map will zoom in to the entered coordinate location. The well spot will become highlighted. A callout window containing the entered coordinates will display and point to the new well spot. The Analysis Tool will open a window that will let you create a display that compares initial potential volumes for wells or comparative volumes for oil, gas or water production in an area. Note that a Water Production option was added in v2.6. Volume amounts can be classified into numerical ranges. A list of formations from the area of interest will display. You can choose to include production from all formations or you can select specific formations. Colored circles (red for gas; green for oil, blue for water) will display around each well. The size of the bubbles (circles) will vary depending on the volumes and formations selected. Also new in v2.6, when you click on a bubble in the map, an Analysis Details window will open and display. This window will provide well details and a graphical representation of production ratios. The Import Polygon Tool will let a user import a zipped Shape file (ZIP) layer into the map. In v2.6, a window has been added that will let you enter a layer name and select a color for the layer. 46 February, 2015

53 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map Not included in the tool bar is an area Zoom in and Zoom Out tool. This tool displays independently on the left side of the map and can be used to magnify or demagnify the entire map view at one time by moving the slide tool up or down. Note: You can also zoom in and out of the map view using the roller wheel on your mouse. Hands on Exercise Place your mouse cursor over each map tool button to view the functionality of the button. Note that a button with a symbol next it will provide a dropdown menu of options. February,

54 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Adding Layers to the Map Layers can be added to the map from the Layer list on the left side of the page. Keep in mind that not all layers will display at the same map scale. To view minimum viewing scales for various layers, go to the Data Resources section on the right side of the Enerdeq home page and click the Map Layer Scales link. Before adding layers to the map view, zoom in to an area of interest. Expand a main Layer category to view a list of associated layer options. To select a layer for display, simply check the open box next to a layer name. The layer should display on the map. If the layer does not display, you may need to change your map scale by zooming in or out of the current view. Continue to add layers as required. When you expand a main layer category, some of the associated layer names may be too long to display within the confines of the Layer list column. A horizontal scroll bar may display at the bottom of the list, allowing you to scroll the list horizontally in order to view the complete layer name. 48 February, 2015

55 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map In order to perform several of the functions within the map, a Layer must be active. The currently Active Layer is noted at the top of the Layer list. (Generally the last layer selected becomes the currently active layer). You are highly encouraged to expand the various layer categories in order to view the layers that you have access to. To remove a layer from the current map view, simply uncheck the box next to the layer name in the Layer list. Applying Labels to Selected Layers Make sure that the layer that you want to label is Active. Click the Label Features icon at the top of the Layer list. February,

56 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference A Labeling window will appear: Note that a default label option displays in the box next to Label Layer. You can accept the default label or expand different label name. the Label Field: dropdown menu to select a Make sure that the box next to Label Layer is checked. Click the button to apply the label name to the currently active layer. 50 February, 2015

57 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map You may incur an overlap of label names in your current map extent. Zoom further in to an area of interest in order to remedy this issue. Multiple labels can be applied to the currently active layer. Click the button in the Labeling window. A second Label Field will display. Expand the dropdown menu next to the second Label Field to select an additional label. Continue to add labels as required. When applying multiple labels to an active layer, you are encouraged to zoom in to an area of interest as far as possible in order to remedy an extreme overlap of label names. New Map Layers Well Shows Layer was added to the Wells layer in v2.5. February,

58 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Right click next to the layer to display a Product Details pop-up window. Left click on the Product Details pop-up window to open and display a Well Shows Layer white paper. This paper provides key information regarding the layer. New layer options have been added to the Fee branch under the Lease category. Several Activity and Expiring Density options are now available. 52 February, 2015

59 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map Note that these options are categorized into different time frames. Check the box next to a layer to display it on the map. Zoom in to an area of interest. To identify lease holders, click the Label Features Labeling window. icon at the top of the Layer list to open a February,

60 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference In this example, we selected the Top Lease Holder label. Click the button. Enhancements have been incorporated into several of the Midstream layers. Layer symbology has been modified to match the symbology found in the IHS EDIN map. In addition, Pipeline layers now include additional data items. 54 February, 2015

61 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map The Legend will display symbolization and descriptions for those layers that have been added to the map. Open the Legend tab to view a list of selected data items. The Legend tab displays next to the Layers tab at the top of the Layer list. Hands on Exercise Zoom in to an area of interest and practice adding layers to the map. Add a label to the currently active layer. Practice applying additional labels to the currently active layer and adjust your map extent as required. February,

62 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Retrieving Information from the Map Information can be retrieved from an active layer in the map utilizing the options under the Identify tool or the Select tool. Identify Tool As an example, let s retrieve Production information from an area of interest using the Identify tool. Make sure that the Production layer is the currently active layer. Expand the Identify tool dropdown menu. The first option in the menu will let you delineate an area of interest on the map using a rectangular draw tool. The Polygon options will let you delineate an area of interest within a polygonal area. The first option will let you draw a free-form polygon around an area of interest. The second option will let you draw a polygon using a series of connected line segments. The Point option will let you select an individual entity on the map from the active layer and retrieve a single well quick report. 56 February, 2015

63 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map When you select a draw option from the dropdown menu, your mouse cursor will change to a crosshair. Using the mouse cursor, delineate entities within an area of interest from the currently active layer. In the following example, we chose the Rectangle option. An Identify Report window (Browse list) will open and display information for the entities within the delineated area in a separate window. This window can be moved around the map or to another monitor, allowing for increased visibility of the map view. Place your mouse cursor on the banner at the top of the report list and drag the window to a new position. February,

64 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference The hyperlinked options at the top of the Identify Report page will let you: Change the currently applied Display Template Re-Sort how information displays in the list If you subscribe to IHS Lognet, you can access that application directly and search for logs that are available in your selected area of interest the Export link will open a dropdown menu containing various export options: The Print option will open a Print Options window. Interactive Feature When you select records in the Identify Report, the associated well spots on the map will become highlighted. 58 February, 2015

65 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map Additional Layer Information In some cases, additional information can be retrieved from certain Lease layers. In the following example, we expanded the main Lease layer category. Under the Lease Layer, we then scrolled to and expanded the BLM branch. Under the BLM branch, we then selected the Active Units layer to display on the map. Using the Identify tool, we then delineated a rectangular area of interest within the active layer to open an Identify Report. Note that the information in the Serial Number column is hyperlinked. Click on the hyperlinked Serial Number. February,

66 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference A Serial Register Page will display. Hands on Exercise Zoom in to an area of interest and apply a layer of interest to the map. Expand the Identify tool dropdown menu and use each of the options in the menu to delineate an area of interest. Keep in mind that the first polygon option will let you draw a free-form polygon around an area of interest. The second polygon option will let you draw a polygon using a series of connected line segments. Each time that you delineate an area, an Identify Report will open and display the results of your selection. Practice moving the report around the map page or to a second monitor. Check the boxes next to records in the list and note how the associated entities on the map will become highlighted. 60 February, 2015

67 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map Select Tool Click the arrow on the right side of the Select tool to open a dropdown menu. The options in the dropdown menu can be used to select entities of interest in the map. In addition, the last two options in this menu will let you define Linear and Area units of measure to work with. The first two options in the dropdown menu will let you delineate entities within a Rectangular or a Circular area of interest. The Polygon options will let you delineate an area of interest within a polygonal area. The first polygon option will let you draw a free-form polygon around an area of interest. The second option will let you create a polygon using a series of connected line segments. The Select Visible Screen option will select and highlight all visible entities from the currently active layer. February,

68 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference The Select Data Within a Polygon option will let you select entities of interest from a layer that displays within a polygon. The Select Data Within an Imported Graphic Polygon can be used to select data from an Imported Shape file. The Clear Selection option will remove selected (highlighted) entities from the map view. You can also use this option to clear selections that are made utilizing the Identify tool. Prior to selecting entities of interest using the Select tool, note that the Browse tool button and the Output tool button are grayed out and inactive. Entities need to be selected in the map to activate these tools. In the following example, after zooming into an area of interest, we selected the Circle select tool and delineated a group of entities from the currently active layer. 62 February, 2015

69 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map The number of items selected will display below the map. In addition, the Browse and Output tool buttons in the toolbar will become active. You can now use these active buttons to generate a Browse list or to generate Output files for the entities that were selected. Selecting Multiple Areas of Interest The Select tool will let you select multiple areas of interest in a session. Using a draw option from the Select tool dropdown menu, delineate an area of interest. To select another area, hold your keyboard ctrl button down as you delineate each subsequent area. February,

70 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference When generating a Browse list or Output files, the total number of entities selected on the map will be included. The Select Visible Screen option in the Select dropdown menu will highlight all visible entities from the currently active layer. To select entities from an active layer that displays within a polygon, click The Select Data Within a Polygon option in the Select dropdown menu. A dialog box will open and display a list of polygon layers from which data can be selected. Check the box next to a polygon of interest and click the button. 64 February, 2015

71 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map Activate a layer of interest in the layer list that lies within your polygon of interest. Expand the Select tool dropdown menu once again and select a draw tool to delineate a group of entities. In this example, Tight Oil Production entities within the designated polygonal area were selected. As with all Select options, when entities have been selected for analysis, the Browse and the Output tool buttons in the map toolbar will become active, allowing the user to generate a Browse list or generate Output files for the selected (highlighted) entities. Spatial Exports The Spatial Export tool will let you export spatial layers from the current map extent. All layers within the current extent are available for export. Visible layers are automatically selected. Enter a file name in the text entry box at the top of the window and click the button. February,

72 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Selecting Entities that Display within an Imported Shapefile Polygon A new Import Polygon Tool was added to the map toolbar in Enerdeq version This option will let a user select data from within an imported shapefile layer polygon. After zooming in to an area of interest, click the Import Polygon Tool button. An Import a Shape File window will display. Use the Browse button to locate a saved shapefile on your computer to import. Note: The shapefile can only be imported from a zipped file and must conform to the WGS 84 coordinate system. 66 February, 2015

73 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map The required WGS coordinate system parameters are as follows: GEOGCS["GCS_WGS_1984",DATUM["D_WGS_1984",SPHEROID["WGS_1984", , ]],PRIMEM["Greenwich",0.0],UNIT["Degree", ]] After locating the shapefile, click the button to import the file. Once the shapefile has been imported, the user needs to select a layer of interest and apply the layer to the map. (In this example, we applied the Production Layer). Expand the Select tool dropdown menu and choose the Select Data Within an Imported Graphic Polygon option. Clicking in the polygon will highlight the entities of interest within the polygon. You can now generate a Browse list or Output files for the selected (highlighted) entities. February,

74 Map Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Hands on Exercise Zoom in to an area of interest and apply a layer of interest to the map. Expand the Select tool dropdown menu and practice selecting entities of interest using various options from the menu. Remember to use the Clear Selection option before moving on to the next selection. Delineate multiple areas of interest using your keyboard Ctrl button. Note that the Browse tool button and the Output tool buttons will become active when you delineate a group of entities. Generate a Browse list to view information for the selected entities. 68 February, 2015

75 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Map Accessing Saved Map Files Saved map files can be accessed from a couple of areas on the Home page. Expand the My Maps panel in the column on the left side of the page to display a list of saved map files: Saved map files can also be accessed under the My Maps tab in the center of the home page. Click on a file name to open a pop-up menu of options: The Open/Edit option will open and display the selected map. February,

76 Browse List Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Browse List Generating a Browse List from a New Query After creating a new data query, click the Browse List button at the top of the My Query column to view the results of the query. Generating a Browse List from a Saved Query File Expand the panel on the left side of the home page. A list of saved query files will display. Click on the name of a saved query file to open a pop-up window. Click the Browse Records option. 70 February, 2015

77 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Browse List Keep in mind that saved files can also be accessed from the center section of the home page. In either case, click the Browse Records option in the pop-up window. Generating a Browse List from the Map When working with the Enerdeq Map, the Browse tool in the toolbar is initially out and inactive. grayed To generate a Browse list, entities of interest from an active layer must be selected. February,

78 Browse List Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Expand the Select tool in the map toolbar and choose a draw tool in the dropdown menu to delineate entities of interest. In this example, we selected the Rectangle option. Only those entities from the active layer, within the delineated area, will become highlighted. Note that the number of items selected will display below the map. In addition, the Browse tool button is now active. 72 February, 2015

79 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Browse List Click the active Browse tool button to open and display a Browse list containing information for the entities that were selected and highlighted. Generating a Browse List from a Quick List Search The Quick List Search feature will let you generate a data query utilizing API numbers, Production ID numbers, Lease Codes or Well Serial Numbers. In the example below, we generated a Production Allocated data query utilizing a list of Production ID numbers. In the lower portion of the results panel on the right side of the page, a question displays, What do you want to do with the 376 found records? February,

80 Browse List Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Expand the Send to dropdown menu and highlight the Browse list option. Click the button to display the results of the query in a Browse list. Hands on Exercise Generate a Browse list from a New Query; from a Saved Query; from the Map and from the Quick List Search page. Browse List Mode In the past, Enerdeq provided two Browse list modes to display search results. A Lite Browse Mode was compatible with many of the older Internet Browsers while a Full Browse Mode was designed to be compatible with features included in many of the newer Browsers. Since many of the older Browsers are outdated and no longer being supported; only one Browse mode will now be offered in Enerdeq. This single mode will be compatible with any of the following browsers: Windows Internet Explorer 9 (or higher) Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome Note: You are highly encouraged to download and utilize Internet Explorer (IE) 10 or IE 11 as well as Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome to see how Enerdeq performs on your computer using the newer Browsers. 74 February, 2015

81 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Browse List Browse List Overview A Browse list will display the results of a data query in a spreadsheet like format. Each row in the list provides information for a single entity. The header names will display at the top of each column and provide a way organize similar data items for each entity. Report and Graph Icons Each record in a Browse list is preceded by a group of icons. Clicking an icon will open and display a report or a graph for the selected entity. A Well Data Browse list displays a Quick View Report icon symbol. along with a well A Production Data Browse list displays a Quick View Report and a Quick View Graph icon along with an associated well symbol. The Quick View Report icon in a Well Data Browse list will open and display a Scout Ticket report for the associated record. The Quick View Report icon in a Production Data Browse list will open and display a Detailed Production Report while the Quick View Graph icon will open and display a Daily Rate versus Time graph. February,

82 Browse List Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Every record in the list is preceded by a well symbol. The symbol represents the final status of the well. Identification The Data Type that was selected in the original query displays in the upper left corner of the Browse List along with the number of search results from the query. Browse List Index An index displays at the bottom of the page. The index will show: the total number of records that are contained in the currently displayed Browse list the number of records that will display in a page is bold faced. Up to 100 records can be displayed at a time. The number of records displayed can be set in the My Settings page. the numbers on the right side of the index will provide access to individual pages. Hyperlinked Options above the List There are a number of hyperlinked options at the top of the page. The Show Current Query link will open a window that will display the search criteria that was included into the original query that was used to generate the Browse list. Changing the Browse List Display Template The way that information displays in a Browse list is defined in a Data Template. The name of the currently applied display template is noted in the upper left corner of a Browse list. 76 February, 2015

83 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Browse List In this example, the symbol next to the template name signifies that this template is the current default template that is applied to every new Production Data browse list. To change the way information displays in the current Browse list, click the Change Template link. A Choose Template window will open and display a list of available data templates. Check the radio button next a different template option to change the currently applied template. The newly selected template will become highlighted. A grayed out star symbol will display next to the newly selected template. This symbol will let you know that a new template has been selected but has not been designated as the default template. To make the newly selected template the default template, click on the grayed out star. February,

84 Browse List Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Click the list. button to apply the newly selected display template to the current Browse The Browse list will re-display the query results, using the display attributes from the new template. Sorting How Information Displays in a Browse List The Advanced Sorting link will open an Advanced Sorting window that will let you sort information in the currently displayed Browse list, utilizing up to 6 column headings as the basis for the sort. Expand each Sort By field to select a header name. Choose if you want to sort information in the selected header field in ascending or descending order. Creating a Sort Hierarchy As an alternative, a Sort Hierarchy can be created in a Browse list. Click on the right side of a column header to display an arrow symbol. Initially, an up arrow symbol will display. This will signify that information in the selected column will be sorted in ascending order. Click on the arrow symbol in the same column header to change the up arrow symbol to a down arrow. This will change the sort order of the information in the column to descending order. As you select columns to sort, each column that you select will become progressively numbered. As an example, the first column that you chose to sort will become numbered 1. The subsequent column will be numbered 2 and so on. The sort hierarchy that you created will sort information in the Browse list using the sort options created in column 1 first, then column 2 and so on. Note: Keep in mind that in many cases, when data is re-sorted in a column (i.e. re-sorting API numbers in ascending or descending order), all records in the Browse list will be affected. 78 February, 2015

85 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Browse List Lognet Link If you subscribe to IHS Lognet, use the Link to Lognet option to open and display the Lognet online application. Printing a Browse List The Print link will open a Print Options window. The dropdown options in this window will let you choose the paper size and page orientation. Saving Browse List Records as an Export File The Export link will let you save records in a Browse list as export files. You can select specific records in the list to include into a file. If you don t select any records, all records in the list will be included. Click the Export link to open a dropdown list of Export types. Select an option. The following pop-up message will display at the bottom of the page. Note: The dropdown menu under the Save button will include a Save As option. Use this option to save the file to a folder of your choosing on your computer. February,

86 Browse List Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Hands on Exercise Create a new Production Data query and then generate a Browse list to view the results of the query. Click the icons to the left of a record to generate a Quick View Graph and a Quick View Report. Click the Show Current Query link to display the search criteria that was included into the query. Go to the top left corner of the Browse list and change the display template. Additional Browse list Options Right click on a column header to open and display the following a pop-up menu. Use the options in this menu to: lock a selected column in place delete a selected column or copy data from the column so that it can be pasted into another application The Top Selected option will move all records that have been selected the top of the list. in the Browse list to 80 February, 2015

87 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Browse List Changing the Column Width in a Browse list To expand or reduce the width of a column, place your mouse cursor on the line that separates two column headers. Your cursor arrow will change to a symbol. Hold your left mouse button down and move the edge of the column to the right or to the left. Selecting Records in the List After reviewing the results of a query in a Browse list, you can select records of interest to output. You can select individual records or you can select multiple records at a time. To select a consecutive range of records, click on the first record in the range. Hold your keyboard shift key down and click the last record in the range. All records within the range will become selected. To select multiple non-consecutive records hold your keyboard Ctrl key down as you select individual records in the list. Note: If you do not select any records, all records in the list will be output. Sending Results from the Browse List to the Map When sending search results to the map, you can send specific records from the list or you can send all records at one time. To send specific records, check If you don t select records, all records in the list will be sent. the box next to those records that you want to send. To send query results from the Browse list to the Enerdeq Map, click the button. February,

88 Browse List Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference A Send to Map window will display. Enter a Layer Name. A default layer color will display in the center of the window. A layer color can provide for easy identification of a new layer on the map. To select a different color for the new layer, click the Change button. A color palette will display several color options. Note: The No Backdrop Color option will not colorize entities in the new layer. After naming the layer and selecting a layer color, click the query layer on the map. button to display the 82 February, 2015

89 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Browse List Generating Output Files from a Browse List Output files can be generated for the query results in a Browse list. You can generate outputs for selected records or for all records. To select files for output, check the boxes next to one or more records in the list. To select a consecutive range of records, click on a record. Hold your keyboard Shift key down and click on the last record in a desired range of records. All records within the range will become highlighted. To select and highlight multiple, non-consecutive records, hold the keyboard Ctrl key down as you select individual records. Clicking the checkbox at the top of the list of records will select and highlight all records in the list. Click the button in the upper right corner of the list to open and display a Select File Format(s) for Auto Output window. February,

90 Output Files Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Output Files Output files include Exports, Reports, Graphs and Production Summaries. Output files can be generated from a Saved File in the left column on the home page; from a current Data Query; from the Map; from a Browse list and from the Quick List Search page. Saved File To generate output files for a Saved file, go to the left column of the home page and click on a file to open a pop-up menu. Select the Create Outputs option. Current Data Query To generate output files from a current data query, click the My Query column. button at the top of the 84 February, 2015

91 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Output Files Map Output files can be generated for entities that have been selected and highlighted in a Map. Prior to selecting entities of interest from an active layer, the Export button in the toolbar is grayed out and inactive. Expand the Select tool in the toolbar and select a draw tool to delineate an area of interest that contains entities from the current active layer In this example, the active layer is E Colo Tite Gas Prod. This information displays at the top of the Layer list. February,

92 Output Files Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference We delineated an area of interest that contains production entities from the active layer. The Output button has become activated. Click the button to open the Select File Formats(s) for Auto Output window Browse List We reviewed the procedures on how to generate Output files from a Browse list on page 82 of this manual. Quick List Search The Quick List Search option will let you generate a Well & Production Data or an Activity Data query utilizing API numbers; Production ID numbers; Lease Codes or Well Serial Numbers. After importing, typing or pasting IDs into the query, the Results panel on the right side of the page. button will display a The section below the Results panel will ask what you want to do with the found records. The dropdown list under the Send To field will provide several Output options to choose from. After selecting an Output option, expand the Format field. 86 February, 2015

93 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Output Files A pop-up list will display a list of file formats. Select a format for the selected Output. Enter a File name in the File Name text entry field. Click the button to generate the selected output. Output File Options When you select the Output option, a Select File Formats(s) for Auto Output window will display. This window contains four primary panels: Expand > a panel to display a list of file formats that are available under that panel. February,

94 Output Files Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Each file format list includes Standard IHS created formats along with user-defined Custom file formats The Edit Options> link to the right of a file format will open a list of data options that can be included or omitted from the file. Name the file and click the button to generate the Output file. A progress window will display. Note that all Output files are saved in and can be retrieved from the My Files page 88 February, 2015

95 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Output Files PowerTools Export File A unique Production Data Export format that is compatible with the IHS PowerTools application is available. Expand the Export panel and scroll to the PowerTools Production Export option. The Edit Options section will let you exclude test details; will let you define a date filter and will let you combine or summarize data. The last option will provide the option to compress or zip the output file. After defining the options that you want to include into the file, Name the file and click the button at the bottom of the window. The PowerTools compatible file will display in the My Files page and can be identified by the 98p file extension. February,

96 My Files Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference My Files Output Files that have been generated in Enerdeq are saved in and can be retrieved from the My Files page. Hyperlinked file names display on the left side of the page. The Output type, along with the Date and Time in which the file was generated will display to the right of a file name. A note at the top of the page will let you know that Output files are only saved for 14 days. The Remaining Days column will let you know how many days are remaining until the file is removed from the database. You are highly encouraged to download and save the file to a folder on your computer. To download and save a file, check the box to the left of a file. The file will become highlighted and a pop up window will display. Click on the file name. A window will display at the bottom of the page providing options to open or save the file. Click the down arrow next to save and select the Save as option. The Save as option will let you choose the folder on your computer in which to save the download. 90 February, 2015

97 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference My Files File Capacity A new feature has been added to the My Files page in version 2.6. The My Files page can hold up to 1 Gigabyte of data. A reminder message will display at the top of the page letting you know how much space you ve used. When the file size exceeds 90% of capacity, the following message will display: If you have hit the 1 Gigabyte capacity, the following message will display: February,

98 Display Templates Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Display Templates The way that information displays in Enerdeq Browse lists, Graphs and various Output files is defined by templates. Click the My Templates tab at the top of any page in Enerdeq to open and display a dropdown menu. This menu will display three primary template categories. Click on a hyperlinked template category to open and display the My Templates page. The upper portion of the My Templates page displays three tabs: The page under the View/Export tab will let you view, create and edit Data templates that can be used to view and export data. The page under the Custom Graphs tab will let you view, create and edit Graph templates. The page under the Prod Summaries tab will let you view, create and edit Production Summary templates. 92 February, 2015

99 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Display Templates The lower portion of each tabbed section displays a list of public templates that were created by IHS along with a group of private user created templates. The Public/Private column identifies which templates are classified as Public and which are classified as Private. Private User defined templates can be edited or modified. Editing a User Defined Data Template To edit or change the information in a Private User Defined template, click the the Edit column next to the selected template. icon under A New Template page will display. February,

100 Display Templates Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference The current template attributes display in the center of the page. You can add attributes to the template creation field or you can remove attributes. The up and down arrows display. can be used to change the order in which a selected attribute will You can specify the order in which information will display under specific attributes. Click the button to save the edited template. Editing a Public (IHS Created) Template To modify a Public template, you must first copy the template and then edit the copy. To copy a template, click the icon in the Copy column in the My Templates page. A New Template page will display a copy of the original template. 94 February, 2015

101 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Display Templates Note that the Template name field reflects that this is a copy. The data attributes from the original template will display in the center of the page. You can add or remove attributes from the template. You can change the order in which attributes display using the buttons. You can also Sort how data displays under an Attribute using the Sort by field on the right side of the page. Enter a new name for the revised template and click the button. The copied and edited template will now be saved in the My Templates page as a Private template. The original Public template will remain in the My Templates page under the old template name. To delete a saved template, click the icon next to a template in the Delete column. February,

102 Display Templates Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Creating a Custom User-Defined Data Template Click the View/Export Data tab to display the associated Template page. Click the button. A New Template page will display: The upper left section of the page provides an option that asks if you want to create a template to view Well data or Production data: 96 February, 2015

103 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Display Templates New or Modified Template Attributes in the New Template page When creating a Well Data template, several new Attribute options have been changed or added to the list of attributes. A First Spud Date attribute is now included under the Date category. Open the Location category and expand the General folder. The following attribute names were changed from OP: Other BH Latitude; Other BH Longitude; Other PBHL Latitude; Other PBHL Longitude; Other Surface Latitude and Other Surface Longitude. In the Congressional folder under the Location category, an ABHL Meridian Long Name attribute was added. When creating a Production Data template, a Well Serial Number attribute was added under the ID category. Under the Production category, the following CO2 attributes were added: CO2 Cum; CO2 Last month; CO2 Opening Cum and CO2 YTD. To create a new user defined template, begin by expanding side of the New Template page. an attribute category on the left Note: The expand all link above the attribute list will expand all attribute categories at the same time Locate and highlight an attribute from the expanded list. Use the button to move a highlighted attribute into the template creation box on the right side of the page. Note: To select a consecutive range of attributes, click on the first attribute in the range. Hold your keyboard Shift key down and click on the last attribute in the range. All attributes within the range will become highlighted. To select and highlight multiple, non-consecutive attributes, hold the keyboard Ctrl key down as you select each individual attribute. Continue to select and add attributes into the template creation box. February,

104 Display Templates Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference The up and down arrows in the center of the page can be used to change the order in which a selected attribute will display in the template. To remove an attribute from the template, highlight the attribute in the template creation box and click the icon. The attribute will re-appear in the available attribute list. When you add an attribute to the template creation box, a Sort By field will display. Click the down arrow to display the attributes that you ve included into the template creation box. 98 February, 2015

105 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Display Templates Select an attribute in the list and then indicate if you want to display the data under that attribute in Ascending or Descending order. Name the template in the Name Template: field in the upper left corner of the page. To designate this template to be the default display template that is applied when viewing data in a Browse list or an Export, click the Make this template the default? option. To save the template, click the button. This newly created user defined template will display as a Private template in the My Templates page under the View/Export Data tab. Hands on Exercise Create and save a new Well Data Template and a new Production Data Template. February,

106 Display Templates Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Custom User-Defined Graph Templates To create a User Defined Custom Graph display, click the the My Templates page. tab at the top of The Custom Graphs page will display. As with all other template pages, this page provides a list of Public (IHS created) templates and Private (user created) templates. Creating a New Custom Graph Template Click the button to open the New Custom Graph page. Creating a custom graph template is a five step process. 100 February, 2015

107 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Display Templates Step 1 will let you select data to display in the Y Axis and the X Axis. The Y Axis field provides a scrollable list of data options to choose from. The X Axis field provides a dropdown menu of options. Next, select a Scale for each axis. A dropdown menu will let you choose a Linear or Logarithmic scale. You can choose to automatically scale the graph to fit the data or you can create a custom scale. The custom scale option will provide several user-defined custom options. To proceed to the next step, click the button. Step 2 will let you add and define general Graph titles. The Graph Title field provides a scrollable list of title names to choose from. Up to four titles can be selected. Use the options next to the title selection field to define the Font Size, Color and Style for the selected titles. February,

108 Display Templates Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Note: Click the black box under the Color field to open a color selection chart. The Title Preview field will display an example of your selected title options. The dropdown menus under the Y Axis and the X Axis fields will display a default title and a <Custom Title> option. You can accept the default title or you can enter a custom title. If you highlight the <Custom Title> option, a Custom Title text entry box will appear. Type a title of your choosing. After selecting or entering Graph titles, and defining the display attributes for each title, click the button to proceed to the next step. Step 3 will let you select and define line styles and line scales for each of the data attributes that were selected in Step February, 2015

109 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Display Templates Expand the dropdown fields next to the Line Style and Line Scale fields to view the display options that are available. Note: As a point of reference in the Line Scale dropdown menu, X 1 equals 1 month. Click the box under the Color field to open and display a color selection chart. Click on a colored box to select a color. The Label field will let you choose to display a label at the beginning of the line or at the end of the line. Click the button to proceed to the next step. February,

110 Display Templates Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Step 4 will let you select and define graph display legends. There are two legend options available: Graph User Legend or Graph Data Legend. By default, both options are initially grayed out and inactive. Check the box next to the Show Graph User Legend option. 104 February, 2015

111 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Display Templates Select a title from the Legend Title box and define the Font Size, Color and Style for the selected title. Note that the four fields display at the bottom of this section. Each field represents a display line in the legend (note that a line number with a radio button check box displays above each field). To include a title into a specific line field, check the radio button next to a particular field name. Highlight a title in the Legend Title box and then click the button. The selected title will now display in the designated line field. You can select a single title to include in each line field or you can select multiple titles to display in a line. To include multiple titles in a line field, make sure to check the box above field. Highlight multiple titles in the Legend Title box and then click the The highlighted titles will display in the line field that you selected. button. Up to four line items can be included in this legend. Note: A User Legend will display in the upper right corner of a Graph. The lower portion of the page provides a Show Graph Data Legend option. February,

112 Display Templates Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference The data items that will display in this legend are the same data items that were selected in Step 1 of this New Custom Graph Template page. Those data items will display under the Title Preview section. Define the Font Size, Color and Style and then click the next step. button to proceed to the Step 5 will let you name and save the template. You can designate this template to be the default graph template by checking the box above the Save button: Information can be changed in any of the steps while creating this user defined template. Click the next to any of the steps to redisplay associated page. After entering a template name, click the button. Note: A Graph Data Legend will display information on the right side of a graph. 106 February, 2015

113 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Display Templates Saved user defined Custom Graph templates will display under the Custom Graphs tab in the My Templates page as a Private template. Hands on Exercise Create a new Graph Data Template with a User Legend and a second Graph Data Template with a Graph Data Legend. Production Summary Templates A Production Summary template can be created and applied to a Browse list or can be selected as an Output option. A summarized browse list or output file will display subtotals and totals. The Production Summaries tab in the My Templates page will provide access to a list of Public (IHS created) templates and Private (custom user defined) templates. February,

114 Display Templates Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Creating a New Production Summary Template Click the button to open a New Template page. Creating a new Production Summary Template is a three step process. Step 1 will let you define the template layout. A list of data attributes will display in the box on the left side of the page. Note that only those Data Attributes that display an asterisk symbol can be can be summarized. Highlight an Attribute in the list and click the template creation box. button to add the attribute into the 108 February, 2015

115 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Display Templates To select a consecutive range of attributes, highlight the first attribute in a range. Hold your keyboard Shift key down and then highlight the last attribute in the range. All attributes within the selected range will become highlighted. To select multiple non-consecutive attributes, hold the keyboard Ctrl key down as you highlight attributes in the list. All selected attributes will become highlighted. The and buttons can be used to change the order in which a highlighted attribute will display. Click the button to proceed to the next step. Step 2 will let you Select Data Options to summarize. Expand the dropdown fields to select Data Attributes to summarize. February,

116 Display Templates Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference After selecting an attribute, indicate if you want to summarize the data in ascending or descending order. Click the button to proceed to the next step. Step 3 will let you Name and Save the Production Summary Template. Enter a generic or descriptive name for the template. The newly created Production Summary will display as a Private (User Defined) template under the Prod Summaries tab in the My Templates page. To apply a custom user defined Private template to a Browse list, you will need to open and display a production data Browse list. 110 February, 2015

117 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Display Templates Click the Change Template link at the top of the list. A Choose Template window will display. Scroll to the Production Summary Templates section and choose a Template under the Custom section. February,

118 Display Templates Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Click the button. The Browse list will redisplay and summarize the results of the original Production Data query. Note that a Production Summary will include subtotals and totals. Hands on Exercise Create a new Production Summary Template. Open a Browse List from a saved Query file and apply the template to the Browse list. Sharing Private User Defined Templates User defined Private templates can be shared among colleagues. When working on a common project, this feature will let colleagues apply the same template guidelines to information in a project. Of course, all colleagues must be subscribers to IHS Enerdeq. 112 February, 2015

119 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Display Templates To share a template, click the template name. icon under the Share column and to the right of a Private A pop-up window will open and ask if you want to open or save the file. Click the down arrow next to the button. The Save as option in the dropdown menu will let you save the selected template to a folder of choice on your computer. February,

120 Display Templates Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Open your application and create an message to be sent to a colleague. Include a reference in the Subject field. Locate the saved template file on your computer and attach the file to your . Send the to your colleague with the attachment. When your colleague receives the , they will need to save the attached file to a folder on their computer. Your colleague will then need to open their copy of Enerdeq Browser and access the My Templates page. In the appropriate section in the My Templates page, your colleague needs to click the button. An Import a File window will display. 114 February, 2015

121 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Display Templates You colleague needs to click the computer. button to locate the saved template file on their The path to the saved template file will populate the open field in the Import a File window. Clicking the Templates page. button will upload the saved template file into your colleagues My Simply reverse this procedure if your colleague wants to send a user defined template to you. February,

122 AOI (Area of Interest) Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference AOI (Area of Interest) The Manage AOI (Area of Interest) option will monitor changes in activity within an area of interest, utilizing information from a saved query file or a saved map file. You can establish how often you want to be notified. You will be notified via when changes do occur. An Auto Output feature will automatically generate an output file for any changes that will occur. You can select a file format. The file will be saved in the My Files section in Enerdeq for 14 days from the file creation date. Creating an AOI Notification Expand the My Queries panel or the My Maps panel in the column on the left side of the home page. Locate and select a file of interest. Click on the name of the saved file to open a pop-up menu of options. Click the Manage AOI option. An Area of Interest window will display. 116 February, 2015

123 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference AOI (Area of Interest) Check the box next to Enable Area of Interest (AOI) to expand the window. The Show Query Attributes link will let you view the data attributes from the query. Expand the Update Frequency field to select how often you want to receive notifications for any changes that occur. The address that you provided when you subscribed to Enerdeq will display in the Send to: field. Your AOI notifications will be ed to that address. February,

124 AOI (Area of Interest) Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference The button will open a list of output file options. Scroll the list and select a file format for the AOI update that you would like sent to you. Expand > each category to view a list of available formats. The Edit Options > link next to a format will display the data options that can be included or excluded in a file. Click the button. From this point on, when you display the home page, a yellow light bulb symbol next to the file that you selected for your AOI notification. will appear The symbol serves as a reminder that an AOI has been created for that file. 118 February, 2015

125 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference AOI (Area of Interest) When records in the saved AOI file have changed, you will receive an AOI notification. The will summarize the changes that have occurred. To view the changes, click on the hyperlinked words Manage AOI at the top of the notification. If you re not logged in to Enerdeq, a Log In page will display. February,

126 AOI (Area of Interest) Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference If you re already logged in, an AOI Updates page will display. Records of interest can be selected. Use the Blue buttons at the top of the page to generate a Query; to display the selected records in a Browse list; to generate Output files and to view the selected records on the Map. Suspending an AOI If your focus has changed to a new area of interest, you can temporarily suspend notifications for a current AOI (rather than remove it). Open the Area of Interest window. Uncheck the box next to Enable Area of Interest (AOI). Click the button. 120 February, 2015

127 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference AOI (Area of Interest) The AOI light bulb symbol that displays next to the selected file on the home page will become grayed out and inactive. notifications for the selected file will be suspended until you reactivate the AOI feature. Removing an AOI To remove an AOI notification, open the Area of Interest window. Click the button. Hands on Exercise Go to the Saved Query file section in the left column of the Home page. Create an AOI for the file. Practice suspending the AOI and removing the AOI. February,

128 Appendix A Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Appendix A API Numbering Guidelines The American Petroleum Institute (API) Subcommittee on Well Data Retrieval Systems was formed in 1962 to develop a standard method for nationwide well identification for use in computerized well data systems. They created the API well number, a unique, permanent, numeric identifier assigned for identification of a well (i.e. hole in the ground) which is drilled for the purpose of finding or producing oil and/or gas or providing related services. The subcommittee's recommendations were first published in 1966 as Appendix A, API Bulletin D12, Well Data Glossary. In 1968 it became the API Bulletin D12A, The API Well Number and Standard State and County Codes. Several revisions have been made, the latest being published in In 1995, the subcommittee drafted a new API numbering scheme that allowed for better identification of wells with sidetracks and recompletions. However, the Subcommittee on Well Data Retrieval was disbanded before these recommendations were officially published. In the draft, the subcommittee proposed adding an Event Sequence Code (digits 13 and 14) which would apply to re-entries, recompletions, and hole deepenings. (These codes may vary between vendors and other industry groups according to well records obtained.) THIS would make it easy to identify a true hole change for each borehole in a well. The geoscientist could then more easily reconstruct the borehole geometry and sequence events that happened during recompletions, workovers, or sidetracking. Digits 13 and 14 of the API number have long been part of the IHS Energy Active well and WHCS well completion database from the former Petroleum Information Corp. However, these digits were incremented differently than what the subcommittee proposed before its disbandonment. Recognizing that this new numbering scheme for digits 13 and 14 would offer greater benefits to our customers, the IHS Energy is adopting this new structure. In January 1999, this new numbering scheme was implemented in the WHCS well completion and the Active well database. All the API numbers have now been updated and replaced to reflect the new system. Only digits 13 and 14 will be affected. (NOTE: the Active and WHCS databases are from the former Petroleum Information Corp. Only products derived from these databases will be affected, such as the discontinued Magellan, petrorom Active, and petrorom Well Data. API numbers in the former Dwight's Energydata well database and corresponding products will not be affected). In the Production Data database from the former Petroleum Information Corp., API's in regions that contain the full 14-digit API numbers may also have changes. These changes are implemented a state by state basis, as monthly production updates are released. (NOTE: Once again, these changes only affect products from the former Petroleum Information Corp production database, such as the discontinued Magellan and petrorom Production Data. No Dwights production products will be affected.) If you are maintaining or updating a well database from a product using former PI well data, the following information could be of importance to you: 122 February, 2015

129 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Appendix A Well data obtained from products using the Active and WHCS well databases in January 1999 and thereafter will contain the new API numbering structure. Well data obtained from products using data from December 1998 and prior will have the previous API numbering structure. For example, petrorom's Well Data 4th quarter 1998 release will have the old numbering structure. petrorom's Active Well Data's January issue will have the new structure. Any data accessed from on-line systems today (i.e. PetroNet21SM Select: U.S.: Well and Production Data, formerly the Oil & Gas Data Channel) will have the new numbering system implemented for all wells. In our Active Well database 2,058 wells will have API number changes to digits 13 and 14. In our WHCS well completion database, 34,889 wells will have changes. A cross-reference file of the replaced API numbers is available to our customers. You may need to update your database with these API number changes or duplication of wells. This file can be downloaded from the IHS Enerdeq Browser application. Go to the Data Resources section on the right side of the home page and click the API Change Control File link. If you are maintaining or updating a production database that utilizes the API number and is from the former PI production data, the following information may be of importance to you: Some regions in the production database from the former PI will have API changes. Most regions will not be affected, as they did not contain the full 14-digit API number. Here are the statistics for each state: The New API Numbering Structure: Example: State Code: The first two digits of the API number represent the surface location of the state the well is located in. In This example, the surface location of this well is located in state code 42 or Texas. Keep in mind that the bottom hole location of This well may be in a contiguous state such as Louisiana, Oklahoma, or New Mexico, but the API number is based on the surface location. Please refer to a State Code List for a complete listing of state and pseudo-state codes. County Code: The third through fifth digits of the API number represent the surface location of the county where the well is located. In This example the well is located in county code 301 or Zapata County. Again, keep in mind that the bottom hole location may be in a contiguous county, but the API number is based on the surface location. Please note that all county codes are odd numbers except for Kern County, California. This was designed for expansion. Kern County s well population has exceeded 99,999 so we use 029 for the first 99,999 wells and 030 for the wells drilled after that. February,

130 Appendix A Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference County codes are also used to designate offshore areas for both state and federal waters. Please refer to a County Code Listing for a complete listing of county and pseudo-county codes. Unique Well Identifier: In most states, the sixth through tenth digit of the API number is assigned as a unique number within the county the well is drilled. In a few states, the unique well identifier is based on the permit number and may only be unique within the state. In most cases the series has been used for IHS Historical wells (i.e. wells drilled prior to the issuance of API numbers). The series are used by most states for current numbers. Directional Sidetrack Codes: The sidetrack code is the eleventh and twelfth digits of the API number. It is used to identify each sidetrack uniquely for the well. A good rule of thumb is to increment the sidetrack code for each unique bottom hole location of the well. In the example above, this is the third sidetrack off the original wellbore. Event Sequence Code: The thirteenth and fourteenth digits of the API number indicate how many operations there have been on a single borehole. It is incremented only when part of the borehole identified in the 11 th and 12 th positions is deepened, recompleted, or worked over. Since the example above shows a code of 00, we know that this is the original drill of sidetrack #3 even though the original and either or both of the previous sidetracks may have been recompleted. (It is important to remember that this code may vary between data vendors based on their database recompletion criteria.) 124 February, 2015

131 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Appendix A ORIGINAL WELLBORES Figure 1 (Vertical Hole) Figure 2 (Directional Hole) TD TD Original Straight Hole Original Directional Hole API # API # Please note that the sidetrack code (11 th and 12 th digits) in each instance is 00, whether it is a straight, directional or horizontal hole. It is the original wellbore for this well. The subsequent operation code (13 th and 14 th digits) is 00, as this is the first operation for each well. State Code =23 State Code =42 County Code =001 County Code=201 Unique Well ID =20130 Unique Well ID =20245 Sidetrack Code =00 Sidetrack Code = 00 Event Sequence =00 Event Sequence = 00 February,

132 Appendix A SIDETRACKS Figure 3 (Sidetrack/s off Vertical) Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Figure 4 (Sidetrack/s off Directional) TD (02) TD (02) TD (01) TD (01) TD (00) TD (00) First Sidetrack off Vertical First Sidetrack off Directional API # API # API # API # Please note; the sidetrack code is incremented by 01 for the first sidetrack in each hole, by 02 for the second sidetrack, and so on. However, the subsequent operation code remains at 00 since none of the boreholes have been reworked. A good rule of thumb is any unique bottom hole location will have a new sidetrack code. State Code =23 State Code = 42 County Code =001 County Code =201 Unique Well ID =20130 Unique Well ID =20245 Sidetrack Code =01 (for 1 st ST) Sidetrack Code =02 (for 2 nd ST) Sidetrack Code =01 (for 1 st ST) Sidetrack Code =02 (for 2 nd ST) Event Sequence =00 Event Sequence = February, 2015

133 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference EVENT SEQUENCE CODE Figure 5 (Recompletion In vertical wellbore) Appendix A Figure 6 (Recompletion in sidetracked wellbore) 2 nd PBTD (00-02) PBTD (01-01) PBTD (00-01) TD (01-00) (ST #1) TD (00-00) PBTD (00-01) TD (00-00) Figure 5 shows a vertical wellbore that has been plugged back twice. Therefore, the API numbers associated with this well are: (original wellbore) (1 st plug back) (2 nd plug back) Figure 6 shows a vertical wellbore that has been plugged back once, sidetracked once, and the sidetrack plugged back once. Therefore, the API numbers associated with this well are (the sequence would be the same if original had been directional): (original wellbore) (plug back of original wellbore) (1 st sidetrack of original wellbore) (1 st recompletion of 1 st sidetrack) Please note that even if the plug back to the sidetrack had occurred prior to the plug back of the vertical hole, the numbering would be as above. February,

134 Appendix B Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Appendix B Limiting a Data Search to Original Boreholes You can generate a data query that will limit search results to original well boreholes. Expand the Identification branch in the Attribute list. Click on the API/IC Number attribute. Under the attribute name in the center of the page, expand the search qualifier field and select Starts With: In the text entry box, enter a 2-digit API state code number followed by a 3 digit API county code. After the county code, type 5 underscores ( ) followed by 4 zeros (0000). Do not include spaces or dashes: 128 February, 2015

135 Enerdeq Browser v2.6 Training Reference Appendix B Click the button. The number of results will display at the top of the My Query column. Use the active buttons in the My Query column to generate a Browse list or to generate Output files. Note that the ID numbers in the Browse list UWI and API columns show the original borehole IDs, followed by a series of zeros. February,