• Well View toolbar - To control general view display options, such as zoom, scale and datuming.
• Template Editor - To control the tracks, log data, colors, fills, line settings and other display considerations. The Template Editor is opened by using corresponded toolbar button or right-clicking on any object visible in the view and choosing the Edit Template... option from the context menu.

• The ability to project True Vertical Thickness and True Stratigraphic Thickness, which allows for a proper display of missing and overlapping sections and inflection point scenarios.
• The ability to bind horizon and fault markers to create 'truncated zone' well markers.
• The ability to perform marker validation and generate a zone correlation backdrop.
• The ability to save customized views via a template system.
• The ability to add, delete, edit, view and hide auxiliary information.
• The ability to add, delete, edit and view log annotations.
• The ability to add, delete, edit and view well events.
• The ability to model log trends for continuous log data and generate logs based on trends.

The toolbar at the top of the Well View can be used to change the projection, apply datum and filtering, change the vertical scale and access the Template Manager.

Template  Indicates the template to be used in the Well View display. Templates can be renamed, imported, exported or deleted using the Template manager.

  Edit Template  Opens the Template Editor, which you can use to create and edit templates.

  Save  Depending on the active template, you can choose to save the view to a new template or update the active template. If you click the save button while one of the pre-defined templates is active, your only option is to create a new template (pre-defined template may not be overwritten), and you are prompted to provide a name for the new template. If you click the save button while a custom template is active, you can choose to create a new template or update the active template. Templates with unsaved changes are indicated by the template name being italicized.

  Reapply  The reapply option 'resets' the view with the selected template. For example, if you have applied the 01 - Raw Logs template to the Well View and made some changes, such as visualizing additional logs, you can click the reapply button to reset the view back to the original 01 - Raw Logs view, which will remove the additional logs you had visualized.

  Template Manager  Opens the Template Manager from which you can rename, import, export and delete templates. The pre-defined templates, listed below, may not be renamed or deleted. Pre-defined templates in the Template Manager:

• 01 - Raw Logs
• 02 - Measured Logs
• 03 - Petrophysical Logs
• 04 - Seismic Calibration
• 05 - Geological Display

  Zoom  Displays the current zoom level of the Well View. Select from a number of predefined zoom levels or press Ctrl and scroll the mouse wheel to zoom to a custom level. The reset button allows you to return the value to 100% after the zoom level has been changed.

Scale  Controls the vertical scale of the view.

  Scale to longest well  Scales the view such that the full depth of longest displayed well becomes visible without having to scroll vertically.

Measure  Controls the depth projection of the view, including TVT/TST projections.

Projection  Select the projection, if applicable.

Datum  Select the marker you want to datum on. You can set datuming options using the Datum form, opened by clicking the button adjacent to the drop-down box. As an alternative to setting a datum using the drop-down list, you can also right-click the marker of interest and select Set as Primary Datum.

  Datum  Opens the Datum form where you can specify the depth, active marker set, primary, secondary, or tertiary markers, on which to datum. See Datuming in a Well View for more on this.

Probe  Activates the Probe tool for use in the Well View. With the Probe tool active, a small dialog box containing various information appears when an object in the Well View is hovered over.

  Validation  Opens the Marker Validation form where you can validate your markers against a selected stratigraphic model. All invalid markers (i.e. markers that are not picked according to the stratigraphic model) will be listed in the table on the form, and can subsequently be marked in the Well View by clicking the next toolbar icon .

  Filter  Opens the Filter form with which you can adjust the Well View filters. You can choose from depth, log, zone or zone+log. The respective button opens a dialog from which you can choose the filter settings. For details, see Filtering in a Well View.