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3-D Interval Definitions in Recon
A good example of a datatype that often does not get included in a typical database project are geological interpretation intervals. These may include facies descriptions, core interpretations, or stratigraphic zonations.
Recon has addressed this problem by offering a flexible, free form interval database that adjusts to the data instead of forcing the user to conform to a predefined data structure.
This enables the interpreter to quickly and easily integrate contextual interval data from a wide range of sources. The higher the variety of data that is made available in Recon’s 3-D interpretation environment, the higher the quality of the resulting interpretation.
Recon can import existing interval data using an easy to use import wizard. The minimum data required to define any interval is:
  1. Class name (e.g. Facies or Production)
  2. Type name (e.g. grainstone or perf)
  3. Top measured depth
  4. Base measured depth
  5. Well name or UWI

Intervals can be defined and edited directly on the wells displayed in the 2-D correlation window. Simply click and drag to define an interval for both straight and deviated wells.

You can drag-and-drop defined intervals between wells to speed up interactive interval interpretation workflow.

You can select and edit intervals directly in 3-D. After selecting an interval you can change the class, type, interval depth or values.

All intervals can be time-stamped using start and stop dates. You can perform such queries as "show all injection intervals with volumes greater than 500 b/d from 2001 through 2004" and see the results displayed in 3-D.

All intervals can be referenced in well log templates. You can combine the interval data with log curves to highlight facies changes or completion intervals.

About AGM
AGM specializes in developing next-generation 3-D geological interpretation software deployable on a wide range of computing hardware, from low-cost desktop workstations to large-scale immersive visualization centers. Visit the company's website at www.austingeo.com.
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