INTELLEX REPORT Short Course

Creating Weekly Scout Check Activity Maps in INTELLEX Report

Working with Weekly Scout Check Updates

If you are an INTELLEX Report user and your company has elected to become a member of the Energy Graphics Scout data group, then you have access to your Oil Scouts Well and Historical data as part of your INTELLEX Report installation. This not only allows you to use this database for various well reports, but it also allows you to make use of a group of Scout data specific utilities included in INTELLEX Report.

This Short Course illustrates how Scout group users can:

1. Create a Weekly Summary Report with the weekly Scout Check data, then
2. Use the List Report format to create a color-fill map of lease blocks containing new locations, and finally,
3. Export a list of API numbers of Scout Check wells to be used in INTELLEX to create a plot of active wells.

The Scout related functions used in these instructions will only be available in those INTELLEX Report installations that include the EGI Scout data group database. For more information on participation in this group, please contact Dale McCallum, President at Energy Graphics, Inc.

Each week, EGI Scout group members receive a weekly activity update for their Scout well database. Once this data is loaded, follow these steps:

Create a Weekly Drilling Report

This option creates a weekly scouting highlights report, such as the one shown at right, with a brief report for each well.

1. In INTELLEX Report, choose Detail Selections/Wells/Scout.
2. Select the Drilling Report format from the pull-down menu. This report format automatically uses the Scout Check dataset.
3. Click the green Go button to generate the report.

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Inspect Active Well information from a List Report

This report, as shown at right, gives you a list of the active well locations with tabs for viewing additional details, such as drilling history, completions, etc.

1. In INTELLEX Report, choose Detail Selections/Wells/Scout.
2. From the two pull-down menus at the top of the window, choose Scout Check for the dataset and List Report for a report format.
3. At the bottom of the window, choose Active for the Reporting Status.
4. Click the green Go button to generate the report.

The resulting report should resemble the one at right. This report can be sorted and reconfigured by clicking the column headings and other window menu buttons.

Create a Map Display of Weekly Scout Check Activity

Using the List Report created above, continue with the following:

1. Use the Columns menu button to configure the List report to contain only one column: Lease Number
2. From the File menu, save the List report as text file &quotscoutcheck.txt" and select the All option when prompted.
3. Exit the Scout Select window to return to the main INTELLEX Report screen.
4. Set the well locations dataset to Scout Check (Report...Datasets...Well Location), and set the Report Format for Lease History to List Report. These are important steps to be sure well information from the Scout Check dataset will be used when generating reports from our color-fill map.
5. Under Detail Selection, select Lease Map, List Reports....
6. In the Lease Select window, choose Color Fill Lease Map as report format.
7. Select List button next to Lease qualifier field, then click Import and click on the saved &quotscoutcheck.txt" file name.
8. Remove the first entry in the imported Text list (which is the Lease Number Field label) by selecting it, then clicking Remove. Select OK.
9. Choose a color for your lease block color fill by clicking on the color button at the bottom of the selection window. We chose green for our sample.
10. Add a descriptive line of text (i.e., &quotWeekly Scout Check Activity Map").
11. Click go. Your map should resemble the sample shown below.

The lease blocks will only contain lease information. To view well information set the Report Format for leases to List Report, then click the lease text on the map display. From the resulting Lease Report, click the Wells button at the bottom of the report to see a report such as the one shown below.

This and other Short Courses can be found on the EGI Website under the Support/Tutorials.