Well Event Subtables Overview

 

The Well Event Subtables are accessed through the Subtable Menu located on bottom of each Well Header (one Header per Event):

 

 

Brief explanations of each subtable's contents are listed below. Follow the links for full explanations.

 

 

PreDrill Subtable

Permitting information about a Well Event that is reported before the operation takes place

  Field Check Subtable

Location, elevation, and status of the well when checked in the field

  Reports Subtable

Primarily lists documents contained in the physical IGS File Folder for the subject well.

  Log Info Subtable

Information about well logs run in a well. Each record in the table represents a different log of the hole.

  Strat Picks Subtable

Geologic Units or formations and other stratigraphic markers that can be identified in a well bore.

  Completion Intervals Subtable

Information about the well interval that was open for production or other form of well operation

 

Completion Rates Subtable

Completion Rates refers to the Initial Production rates (IP) of fluid production from the Completion Interval, and also to information about well treatments applied to the well.

  DrillTools Subtable

Information about the type of drilling equipment used to drill all or part of a well.

  Samples Subtable

Information about samples (well cuttings) recovered while drilling a well.

  Cores Subtable

Core records for all cored wells archived in the IGS Core Library.

  Shows Subtable

Information on Shows (indication of hydrocarbons) encountered in the well. Show information may not be entered in the Shows Subtable if the reported if the interval has been completed as oil or gas productive.

  Tests Subtable

Information about fluid-recovery tests performed on the well.

  Casing Subtable

Information about fluid-recovery tests performed on the well.

  Deviation Subtable

Information about the path of a Deviated Hole

  PostDrill Subtable

Information recorded for the well, generally at the time it is processed by the IGS; most of the data are related to administrative or statistical reporting.