Search by Permit Number

see discussion: Permit Number

• No other search criteria may be used in combination with the Permit Number.

Search Using a Single Permit Number

1. Enter the Permit Number in the Permit Number Input Box
2. Click the <search> button at the bottom of the page.
3. If only one well is found in the search, the  Well Record Page  for that well will open.
4. If multiple wells match the Permit Number (which does happen in the case of wells permitted under a Blanket Permit), a list of the wells is shown on the Search Results Page.
5. Click on the IGS ID Number on the left of a record to open its Well Record Page.
6. It is not uncommon for multiple Permit Numbers to be associated with a single well (which cannot happen with IGS ID Numbers), because prior to a time in the early 1990s, a new permit was issued for each new Well Event. A search result that matches any one of the well's permit numbers will retrieve the well in the Search Results.
   
   For example, searching for any one of the Permit Numbers <7381>, <30463>, or <42231> returns the Well Record Page for the well identified by IGS ID 115689 because each of these numbers are associated with at least one of the Wells Well Event.

Search Using a Multiple Permit Numbers

To search the PDMS using multiple Permit numbers, the list of numbers to enter should be separated by commas.

For example:

• A search for the list < 3347, 37325, 14635 > retrieves a list of 3 wells on the Search Results Page because each number belongs to a separate well.
• Left-clicking on any of the IGS ID Numbers on the Results Page takes the user to the  Well Record Page for the selected well.