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A project in Geocap can be generated generic; i.e. along its development. It is however nice to have an initial setup. The project in this text is just called Wells and logs and referred to as the project. Here is the initial setup for the project with wells and seismic lines.

The contents inside the folders will gradually be generated along its use. The example shows what this test project may look like.

Working with the project manager and setting up a project is explained in project manager introduction Geocap Projects. Here is a quick

• Images. A folder to contain screenshots from the screen. Just a nice thing to have in order to save an informative display. The screenshots are taken by data->Screenshots

• Seismic lines. A folder to contain 2D seismic lines that are present in the wells area. A seismic line is read by Seismic lines->Import->SEGY-2D

• Well log images. A folder to contain well log images from some paper reports that are saved as images in a picture format (jpeg, png, bmp, etc ) and read into the project. They can be calibrated and displayed in the 3D scene attached to its well.
  A well log image is read by Well log images->Import->Generic. Browse in the images and use Automatic reading.

• Well tops. A folder to contain well tops. In this case the well tops are taken form NPD's facta pages .

• Wells. A folder to contain wells with all the logs. The wells are usually in LAS format and read into the folder with the LAS reader that is found under Wells->Import->LAS

Example contents of the well project

Command objects and shared commands are esentials in Geocap. Read more about these features here: Command objects.

For this particular task a set of shared commands has been selected to assist the working process. If you don't have this selected set, download it from well logs, well image and seismic.zip and install it into Shared Commands using the folder icon or Import option. You may also go to the Operation Mode entry and Uncheck all and then only Check the options Wells and Calibration.

The selected set of shared commands will contain the primary command objects that are necessary to use for this application and will make it easier for the user to find the correct command option. The set looks like : the display to the right.

It is important to understand that the use of shared commands is a convenient option for the user. Generally one may also find the same commands on the right click menu together with a lot of other commands. The shared commands will thus be the selected set to be presented to the user as the most actual command objects for the specific task.

Set of shared commands used for displaying well logs and seismic