DecisionSpace® Suite Version 5000.8.3

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DecisionSpace® Suite Version 5000.8.3.0

Release Notes

Contents

What’s In This Release ................................................................................................. 2

Introduction ................................................................................................................... 4

Software Requirements ................................................................................................ 5

Installation Instructions ............................................................................................... 6

DecisionSpace® Montage Software ............................................................................ 7

Plotter Support.............................................................................................................. 8

Launching the DecisionSpace® Suite Software ........................................................ 9

International Trade Compliance ................................................................................ 16

Enhancements and New Functionality ..................................................................... 18

Fixed Issues in 5000.8.3.0 .......................................................................................... 62

Known Issues............................................................................................................ 122

Third-Party Applications .......................................................................................... 138

Contacting Landmark Customer Support .............................................................. 157

DecisionSpace® Suite 5000.8.3.0 Release Notes

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What’s In This Release

Suite Version 5000.8.3.0

The installation on either platform includes the following in the DecisionSpace® Suite software:

• DecisionSpace Geophysics module

• DecisionSpace Earth Modeling module

• DecisionSpace Geology module (including Structural Modeling, Wellbore Analyzer,and Zone Manager)

• Geomechanics module

• DecisionSpace GIS module

• DecisionSpace Stimulation module

• DecisionSpace Petrophysics module

• DecisionSpace Well Planning module

• DecisionSpace Base (includes Pressworks™ Connector)

These release notes contain the following:

Enhancements and New Functionality in 5000.8.3.0

Fixed Issues in 5000.8.3.0

Known Issues


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Go To “What’s In This Release?”

Also included is historical information on the following:

• Enhancements and New Functionality in 5000.8.2.0 (page 30)




• Fixed Issues in 5000.8.2.12






DecisionSpace® SDK

Customers and third-parties can create custom plug-ins for DecisionSpace® software using the DecisionSpace® 5000.8.3.0 SDK. See the DecisionSpace 5000.8.3.0 SDK Developer’s Guide for detailed instructions. (The DecisionSpace 5000.8.3.0 SDK is a separate purchase and is not included in the DecisionSpace® software installations.)

Note that 5000.8.2 plugins need to be recompiled with DecisionSpace® 5000.8.3.0 SDK to run in DecisionSpace® 5000.8.3.0 Suite software.

No longer required

Users running DecisionSpace® GIS module on Linux OS no longer need to have the writable directory /usr/local/share/macrovision/storage.This writeable folder (/usr/local/share/macrovision/storage) is an ESRI installer requirement to install the DecisionSpace® GIS 5000.8.3 module.


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Introduction

Beginning with Release 5000.8.3.0, DecisionSpace® Desktop software has been renamed the DecisionSpace® Suite software.

The suite is a unified visualization, interpretation, and modeling workspace where asset teams can collaborate more effectively to evaluate and develop assets. It delivers a true multi-user environment with unprecedented integration across multi-domain workflows and data types—all on the award winning, data management foundation of Landmark OpenWorks® software—that enables asset teams to better understand and utilize geoscience data.

The unified visualization environment and enterprise-scalable data management enable asset teams to use their collective expertise to more quickly evaluate large data sets for hydrocarbon potential, more thoroughly understand uncertainty, better quantify risk at the basin or reservoir scale, and improve production through refined reservoir models and effective well plans.

DecisionSpace® Suite software workflows can lead to better technical and business decisions in less time and can lower F&D costs in the face of smaller, deeper, more complex reservoirs and unconventional resource challenges.

This document contains information pertinent to the DecisionSpace® Suite 5000.8.3.0 release. Reading this document prior to using the software will assist you in attaining maximum performance from the application. These release notes provide information specific to the DecisionSpace® Suite software, including known issues.

Check for updated versions of the Release Notes and Installation Guide

The DecisionSpace® Suite Version 5000.8.3.0 Release Notes and the DecisionSpace® Suite Version 5000.8.3.0 Installation Guide can be downloaded from the Landmark Software Manager. The software manager may contain more recent versions of these documents than accessed from the Installer or from the Online Help menu. To determine whether a more recent version is available, check the date at the bottom of the pages of these documents in Landmark Software Manager and then download. If you receive an error message when accessing this site, contact your customer representative.a

Refer to the DecisionSpace® Suite Version 5000.8.3.0 Installation Guide for the following:

• System requirements

• Supported configurations

• Installation procedures

• Post-installation procedures

• Troubleshooting the installation

a. To download Landmark Software: http://esd.halliburton.com


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Software Requirements

Complete system requirements, software and hardware are contained in the DecisionSpace® Suite Software Version 5000.8.3.0 Installation Guide.

Special Note: ZEH Plotting Solutions Patch 5.1.0.1

If you are sending CGM files to a ZEH Plot Server, the ZEH Plotting Solutions Patch 5.1.0.1 is required. This patch includes enhancements to the ZEH CGM interpreter and rasterizers to support CGM files coming out of the 5000.8.3 version of DecisionSpace® Suite software. Improvements include support for alpha transparency in seismic data; support for files with many protective clip regions; improvements to triangular gradient fills; and elimination of gaps between seismic PIP panels.

The patch includes an updated CGM interpreter (zcgmio.exe); updated bitmap rasterizers (rsbt.exe and rsbm.exe); and an updated continuous tone rasterizer (rcop.exe). Please refer to each release note included in the plotting solutions patch delivery for a full list of changes.

Documentation viewer

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Installation Instructions

On Windows, it is important to verify that all other programs are closed before installing DecisionSpace® Suite software. If you are in doubt, a system restart is recommended. There is a known issue by which the installer may hang if a previous version of DecisionSpace® Suite Software Version 5000.8.3 is already installed and/or running. The recommended workaround is to stop the installer and any running versions of DecisionSpace® software, then restart the installation procedure.

For other installation information, refer to the DecisionSpace® Suite Version 5000.8.3.0 Installation Guide.


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DecisionSpace® Montage Software

This version of the DecisionSpace® Suite software includes DecisionSpace® Montage software for use in viewing and montaging CGMs. For more information, see the DecisionSpace® Montage Getting Started Guide and Release Notes in the Zeh directory of your DecisionSpace® software installation.

Basic information is also included in DecisionSpace® software Online Help (Help > Online Help). Click on Tools > Print Preview in the online Contents panel when the Online Help window appears.


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Plotter Support

Quick PrintOn Windows, the Quick Print option relies on the standard Windows File/Print mechanism. As long as the printer has a properly installed Windows printer driver that conforms to the printing mechanism of Windows, DecisionSpace® software should support it. Most testing was performed on Dell, Xerox, and HP small-format devices as well as on the wide-format HP T1100 and 4000 Designjets. If you miss some data while using the Quick Print option to wide-format HP devices, try disabling the “Send job as bitmap” option of the driver.

On Linux, the Quick Print option relies on the Linux LP queue configured on the operating system. PostScript data is sent to the LP queue. Only PostScript-enabled devices are supported when using the Quick Print option on Linux.

ZEH ServerIf you are submitting to a ZEH plot server, printers supported by the ZEH Plotting Solutions software are supported. ZEH supports the following plotter makes:

• Calcomp• Canon• EPSON• HP (PCL, RTL)• iSys• NeuraLog• Océ• OYO• PostScript printers• Versatec• Xerox

It is recommended that you use ZEH rasterizer 3.5.70 or above.

Other Plot ServersIf you are submitting to a third-party print server, consult its documentation for a list of supported plotters.

When using SDI software for plotter support, it is recommended that you use version R12.0 or higher.


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Launching the DecisionSpace® Suite Software

Linux

To run the DecisionSpace® software in a Linux environment:

From the terminal window, navigate to the DecisionSpace® software 5000.8.3.0 installation directory and enter the command:

./LaunchDSDesktop.sh

The DecisionSpace® software Session Manager dialog box displays.

Optional: You can also run DecisionSpace® software by invoking it from the OpenWorks® Command Menu. Use the following procedure to start OpenWorks® software:

1. In a terminal window, check that the OpenWorks® home variable is set:

echo $OWHOME

The terminal window readout should post the directory where OpenWorks® software is installed. If it does not, OpenWorks® software is not installed, or your environment is not set properly. Consult your system administrator.

2. In the terminal window, type in the OpenWorks executable:

startow

The OpenWorks Command Menu appears.

Windows

You can launch the DecisionSpace® software using one of the following methods:

• Double-click the desktop icon

• From the Windows Start menu, select All Programs > Landmark > DecisionSpace 5000.8.3

• Open Window Explorer, navigate to the local DecisionSpace® installation, and double-click on

runDSDesktop.bat


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All PlatformsWhether you launch the software from Windows or from Linux, the following steps are identical:

The DecisionSpace® software launches with a small progress meter in the upper left corner of your monitor.

The DecisionSpace® software opens with the Session Manager dialog box. The first time you launch the software, the default look for the interface is Dark. However, you can switch this interface look to Light once you are working in a session. The change then becomes permanent until you switch the look again, (Window > Interface > Light).

The human visual system isdesigned to adapt its colorperception relative to the localdefinition of white. It also adjusts itsfocus slightly as a function of color.A critical factor in color perceptionand acuity is the background color.This software includes interfacetreatments that reflect twobackground color intensities: Darkand Light.

We suggest that you choose aninterface look and feel not onlyaccording to your preference but tothe ambient lighting environment ofyour office. As a general rule, yourambient lighting should be abouthalf as bright as images beingdisplayed on your computer screen.This setup will significantly reduceeye strain and fatigue.

In a brightly lit office, select the Lightinterface.

If you are in a dimly lit office, choosethe Dark interface.


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The following graphic displays the Dark interface.

3. Click the New Session or Existing Sessions tab.

• If you are using saved sessions from a prior release, you can select one of the sessions listed under Available Sessions.

• If you have not saved previous sessions, or this is your first time using DecisionSpace® software, select the New Session tab.


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Note: DecisionSpace® software 5000.8.3.0 is compatible with saved sessions from previous releases. However, you may receive a message “Session file <session name> was saved using a previous release, and is no longer supported. It cannot be opened with this release.” In this case, you should delete this session and create one using data compatible with this version of DecisionSpace® software.

In the New Session tab, you can create a session. The Available Modules panel lists all the software installed on your system. Select the software modules from the Available Modules list to load for this session.

The Session Parameters tab is active.


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4. Select all required information in the Session Parameters tab.

The list of parameters include the following mandatory ones:

• OpenWorks Districts - Districts allow a company to break up large numbers of projects in its OpenWorks® instance, which are used to separate data by business unit for better data security or disk ownership. These Districts are created and configured during the OpenWorks Installation procedure and are required to begin a session. See OpenWorks Software Release Notes for more information.

• OpenWorks Project - A project is any logical set of data to be used on your system. The amount of data is limited only by the disk space available. In most cases, you want to work with only a small subset of the available data – for example, certain well logs in a particular field, reservoir data for particular horizons, or part of a seismic survey. Projects provide the key to accessing data that is of interest to you. Any project may have a variety of geoscience data associated with it, such as wells and interpreters. When you are working on a project, by definition, you are using a certain set of wells, interpreters, and other data. For this reason, you may need to change projects from time to time if you want to start working with a different set of data. Refer to the OpenWorks Project Administration document for more information.

• OpenWorks Interpretation Project - In OpenWorks software, interpretation projects can allow restricted data (included in the interpretation project) to be controlled by the manager of the interpretation project who can then allow access to the project to those who belong to the group. Therefore, subsets of the larger OpenWorks Project can be created in OpenWorks and selected here. The following is a graphic of the OpenWorks Project Administration dialog box and projects available to a specific user.

• Measurement Systems for OpenWorks Projects - The drop-down list contains the valid measurement systems found in the OpenWorks database instance. The default measurement systems are: SPE Preferred Metric, Canadian Metric, U.S. Oil Field and U.S. Oil Field (metric depth), U.S. Oil Field DMS, CDS Metric, and CDS U.S. Oil Field (International ft). The OpenWorks database instance may contain additional measurement systems. Where possible, the software converts metric units to feet when there are mixed units. however, we recommend not selecting mixed session units such as US Oil Field (metric depth) when selecting the measurement system in the Session Manager, if you plan to do Static Volumetrics Calculations in Earth Modeling.

• Interpreter for the OpenWorks Project - The interpreter (i.e., person, vendor, place, department, company, etc.) used for the current session. The interpreter is created in the OpenWorks database. Refer to OpenWorks online help for more information on managing the OpenWorks database.

• Domain - The domain of the Z values. The values to select are TIME and DEPTH. Note: If you select Depth from the Domain drop-down, the views in the DecisionSpace® window open in the TVDSS domain. If you select Time, the views open in the TWT domain. (This choice is reflected in the Select Domain field on the toolbar.) The default domain is TWT in the Select Domain drop-down.


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5. Select the optional data fields. This can greatly simplify your data loading once you’re in your session.

• 3D Survey List - This field contains subsets of available 3D surveys in your project. You can create additional survey lists once you’re in your session. These lists would then be available from this selection field the next time you launch the software.

• 2D Line List - This field contains subsets of available 2D lines in your project. You can create additional line lists once you’re in your session. These lists would then be available from this selection field the next time you launch the software.

• Well List - These well lists are created within the software. You load well lists into a session, not individual wells. Within the software you can make well lists in the Well Lists tab at the bottom of the Select Session Data dialog box. Then, the next time you launch the software, these lists will be available to you from this selection field.

• Well Layout - The software provides several well layout templates designed for common interpretation workflows. You can also create and save well layouts to suit your needs within your working session. You can then select that layout from this field the next time you launch the software.

• Stratigraphic Column - This field contains subsets of available stratigraphic columns in your project.

Click the Help button on the Session Manager dialog box for more information regarding Session Manager and setting parameters.

6. Use the Template tab to select a session template. Session templates allow you to select from the following display window options:

• Cube view

• Map view

• Section view

The templates allow you to open any single or combination of windows. Use File in the main menu to add more windows and tabs once you are in a session. You can also add a Correlation view to your session after it is launched.

To display large icons on the software, select the Use Large Icons check box. Large icons are especially useful when you are using a large resolution monitor since small icons will appear greatly under-scaled.

7. Click OK.

A splash screen displays, followed by the DecisionSpace® software window. Initially, there is very little information loaded within the session. This is why we recommend you begin learning the software using the Workflow Catalog as your assister. The Workflow Catalog task pane is open by default.


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You can also begin to learn more about the software by viewing the introductory movies located under the Help menu.

The next time you launch the software, the Session Manager dialog box settings default to the last session’s parameters.

At this point, you can start loading the data required for the intended workflows. If you selected an existing session, the session is restored to the same configuration with which it was saved. It is also recommended that you save often, although, DecisionSpace® software has an Autosave feature that will automatically save your session every 15 minutes when there is no activity for 15 seconds during a session.

Movies

Six movies in the DecisionSpace® Help system provide an overview of the software. To view them, select Help > Movies from the main menu.


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International Trade Compliance

This application is manufactured or designed using U.S. origin technology and is therefore subject to the export control laws of the United States. Any use or further disposition of such items is subject to U.S. law. Exports from the United States and any re-export thereafter may require a formal export license authorization from the government. If there are doubts about the requirements of the applicable law, it is recommended that the buyer obtain qualified legal advice. These items cannot be used in the design, production, use, or storage of chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons, or missiles of any kind.

The ECCN’s provided in Release Notes represent Halliburton’s opinion of the correct classification for the product today (based on the original software and/or original hardware). Classifications are subject to change. If you have any questions or need assistance please contact us at:

[email protected]

Under the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR), the U.S. Government assigns your organization or client, as exporter/importer of record, responsibility for determining the correct authorization for the item at the time of export/import. Restrictions may apply to shipments based on the products, the customer, or the country of destination, and an export license may be required by the Department of Commerce prior to shipment. The U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security provides a web site to assist you with determining the need for a license and with information regarding where to obtain help.

The URL is:

http://www.bis.doc.gov 1

Definitions

CCATS (Commodity Classification Automated Tracking System) –The tracking number assigned by the U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) to products formally reviewed and classified by the government. The CCATS provides information concerning export/re-export authorizations, available exceptions, and conditions.

1. The Programs and Documentation may provide links to External Web sites and access to con-tent, products, and services from third parties. Landmark is not responsible for the availability of, orany content provided on, third-party Web sites. You bear all risks associated with the use of suchcontent. If you choose to purchase any products or services from a third party, the relationship isdirectly between you and the third party. Landmark is not responsible for: (a) the quality of third-party products or services; or (b) fulfilling any of the terms of the agreement with the third party, in-cluding delivery of products or services and warranty obligations related to purchased products orservices. Landmark is not responsible for any loss or damage of any sort that you may incur fromdealing with any third party.

mailto:[email protected]

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ECCN (Export Control Classification Number) – The ECCN is an alphanumeric code, e.g., 3A001, that describes a particular item or type of item, and shows the controls placed on that item. The CCL (Commerce Control List) is divided into ten broad categories, and each category is further subdivided into five product groups. The CCL is available on the EAR Web site (http://www.access.gpo.gov/bis/ear/ear_data.html#ccl).

The ECCN Number, License Type, and the CCATS Numbers for this product are included in the table below.

Product/Component/R5000ECCN

Number LicenseCCATS Number

DecisionSpace Desktop 5D002 ENC G054690

http://www.access.gpo.gov/bis/ear/ear_data.html#ccl





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Enhancements and New Functionality

DecisionSpace® Suite 5000.8.3.0

DecisionSpace® Desktop 5000.8.2.0




The following section gives a brief overview of the new features and functionality within the DecisionSpace® software 5000.8.3.0 release. For workflows using these features, please refer to the Help > Online Help in the main menu.

DecisionSpace Base

General Usability and Performance

• Expand All and Collapse All buttons added in Inventory

Data Analysis

• None listed at this time.

Graphics

• Stereoscopic 3D

• Disappearing HUD (Heads-up Display)

Print Preview

• Redesign and expanded features, including:

• Access to functionality in Tools task pane

• Custom templates containing the information and plot shapes you want in a plot

• Editable plot shapes, including text box, scale bar, title box, color bars, borders, and images

• Template import into projects

• Customized paper sizes

• Choices of paper fit and plot orientation


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• Integrated CGM Montage Tool

• Output to CGM, PDF, CGM Montage, and ZEH Servier files

• Quick Print option in main menu that sends window captures to a selected plotter

• Environment variables:

—DS_PLOT_CGM_DIR points to the location for .cgm files to be saved.

—LGC_PLOTCAP_FILE points to the location of the plotcap file. The default location is $OWHOME/hardcopy.

Calculator

• Accelerator buttons to:

• Clip horizons

• Decimate horizons

• TruncateTop and TruncateBase for horizons and surface grids

• Commonly used mathematical 3D grid calculations

• Commonly used mathematical point set calculations

• Filter algorithm parameter changes, including changes to the default filter size and standardization of argument names

• Improved AOI selection for using multiple surveys or line lists in a single calculation

• Multiple runs for calculations (reinstatement)

• Open the Calculator from a view using an MB3 option

• QuickView access from icon in Equation Editor Library

• TotalEnergy, MaxPeak, and TracePowerEHT calculations (Calculations menu and Amplitude Extraction dialog box)

Geomechanics

• Populate in-line/x-line from map selection

• Drag/drop horizons into the horizon selection dialog

• Store processing history

• Selector for choosing constant or input parameters


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Pressworks™ Connector


DecisionSpace Earth Modeling• Automated Execution - (Batch Processing)

• Enhanced Third Party 3D grid support

• Nested Petrophysical and Facies simulations

• Grid Analysis Toolkit

• Integrated Static and Dynamic Modeling - (Flow Simulation)

• Streamline Visualization

• Hardcopy printing/plotting

Dynamic Frameworks to Fill™• MB3 option Remove Object from Framework

• Jagged edges removed from surfaces (attribute maps)

• Intersection editing in Map view

• Difference, correction, and grid difference maps

• Guiding Surfaces

• Avoid crossing surface

• Multiple contouring improvements

• Well Lists as a Data Source

• Compartment Fill

• Compartment Cube Attribute Overlay

• Compartment Section Attribute Fill

• Compartment Color Fill

• Compartment Lithology

• Three compartment-based volume calculation methods

• “Direct Polyhedral Volume Calculation”

• “Fast Sweep Thickness Extraction”


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• “Slice-based Volumetrics”

• Volumetric visualization solution referred to as “Visual Volumetrics” and based on highly accurate volume calculations of compartments.

• Global toggle enabled for Compartments

• Compartment filter and VOI

• Volume tab redesigned

• Fluid contact boundaries saved as mapping polygons and Geoshapers

• Save Apex and Boundaries moved to Surfaces tab

DecisionSpace Geology• Log curve lathe side specification (Cube view)

• Log signature display (Map view)

• New well creation in the Single Well Info task pane

• Pick editing with multiple interpreters

• Pick transfer option in Well Template Conversion utility (Tools menu)

• Point set display property improvements, including interface redesign and displaying production data as proportional pies

• Stratigraphic Columns in Strat Column Editor task pane:

• creation and editing

• importation/exportation as ASCII files

• strat unit validation and highlighting

• dedicated Strat Column view for displaying and editing columns

• Wellbores display as tubes (Cube view)

• Well Query Tool improvements

• Well Notes interpretation

Horizontal Well Correlation

• Anchor Line edits to the Inter-Well Points

• Preview Line for Inter-Well Points


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• Look Ahead Well Plan displays the Predicted Log Curve to the total depth of the planned well bore

• Log curves down to the Maximum Stratigraphic Depth (MSD) in Vertical Correlation View (TST)

Structural Modeling

• Added Structural Modeling tools include:

• Fault Bend Fold is used to analytically forward model ramp anticline structures formed by layer-parallel flexural slip along a non-planar fault.

• Fault Propagation Fold generates analytical forward models of layer-parallel flexural slip along a propagating non-planar fault.

• Complex Geometry creates projected and interpolated attribute fields of constant and non-constant thickness bedding geometries in depth sections, along with their corresponding dip and curvature attributes.

• Fault Slip: Restoration and forward modeling task now includes the option to retain or delete the original hanging wall lines (for GeoShapers only).

Wellbore Analyzer


Zone Manager

• Copy attributes from one zone to another.

• Save zone attributes as a point set.

• Import Surface Grid data.

• Highlight selected wells in Map views.

• Broadcast (Point Dispatch) selected wells.

DecisionSpace Geophysics• A new license, DSGEOPROBE, is required to make use of advanced visualization options

3D Volume Blending and 3D Stereo.

• Core workflows:

• Fault Heave workflow in Map View:

—Calculate and display fault heaves

—Draw polygons from fault heaves on the fly


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—Save polygons to OpenWorks® software

• Horizon Lineage workflow in Map and Cube views:

—Single button click to highlight ancestors or descendants

—MB3 to delete descendants’ data points

• Horizon Pick Types workflow in Map and Cube views:

—Store horizon pick types: Seed, Manual, Auto Pick, Interpolate

—Display pick types: Seed Manual, Auto Pick, Interpolate

—Delete horizon by pick types

—Interpret multiple Seed Points in Cube view

• Area Track horizon autopick workflow in Cube view:

—Support multiple seed points and in-memory single seed point

—Preview interactively the tracking area in the Map view

—Track immediately option

—Retrack option to re-run autopick based on Manual and Seed pick types only

• Volume Visualization

• Combo Mambo shading display of two shared memory volumes in Cube views

• Blending and RGB blending displays of three shared memory volumes in Cube views

• Improved workflow efficiency with fewer button clicks:

• In the Inventory tree

—MB3 to collapse the tree and to collapse the Inventory tree nodes

—Icons to open ISet and save ISet from Inventory,

—Icon to collapse all Inventory tree nodes

• MB3 options on a displayed horizon to perform the following:

—Fault Heave workflow in Map view

—Horizon Pick Types and Lineage workflow in Map and Cube views


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—Area Track horizon autopick workflow in Cube view

• Unlocking of 3D survey visibility between views

• In Inventory, MB3 on a 3D survey to Select AOI from Map view and Reset AOI

• In Map view, MB3 on a displayed horizon to quickly draw a polygon area to delete

• SEGY Data Loader and SEGY Data Export options in File > Import/Export menu

• Automatic population of horizons and faults in the Select Session Data dialog box

• Three new calculations in the Amplitude Extraction dialog box in horizon interpretation:

—TotalEnergy

—MaxPeak

—TracePowerEHT

Seismic Attribute Generation

• Calculate sum, product, and quotient of two data sets in Volume Math.

• For all Volume Math operations, the software assumes that the sampling interval, line spacing, and trace spacing are the same for the two input volumes. Landmark recommends against performing Volume Math using volumes with different sampling intervals, or line or trace spacing.

• In addition, the software assumes that the two input volumes share a common format. Mixing 8-, 16- and 32-bit volumes can produce inconsistent results and is not recommended at this time.

• Apply bulk shift to 2D or 3D data sets in Utility processes.

• Ability to convert 2D seismic data from time-to-depth and vice versa.

• Ability to calculate Waveform Classification and display results for 2D or 3D seismic data.

Velocity Modeling

This release of the Velocity Modeling tool provides users:

• Graphical curve editing in the Time-Depth Curve Editor

• Extract Time-Depth Curve from velocity model at selected well location

• Decimate time-depth curves in the Time-Depth Curve Editor.

• Launch the Time-Depth Curve Editor from the Velocity Modeling Time-Depth Curves Panel


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• Time-Depth Curve cross plotting from the Time-Depth Curve Editor

• Show velocity model in Time-Depth Curve Editor

• Improved workflow navigation. Optional steps in workflows can now be skipped by clicking a navigation button.

• Export SEGY format velocity volumes using the Volume Exporter tool

• Simplified tabs in Formation Manager.

• Import DepthTeam Express and TDQ models using Seismic Velocities panel. DepthTeam Express model import also updates Velocity Modeling session parameters such as model extents, horizons, T-D Curves and Well Picks.

• Changed time-depth curve interpolation to be more consistent with DepthTeam Express.

• Clicking MB3 on a velocity model in the DecisionSpace Inventory pane yields an option to open a Display Properites dialog box.

• Added options to the Create Seismic Survey tool. Options include: launch buttons for Volume Export and ASCII Import, delete existing surveys, simplified entry for N/S surveys and a wider range of lines and traces.

• Enter analytic velocity functions using an improved calculator tool.

DecisionSpace GIS • Hardcopy support for DecisionSpace GIS.

• The base map in the GISView has been updated and now reflects current political boundaries. It also has an expanded feature set that can be turned off or on to enhance the base map.

• DecisionSpace® GIS now supports both ArcGIS Engine Runtime Version 10.0 (Service Pack 2) and ArcGIS Engine Runtime Version 10.1 (Service Pack 1). However, it only supports one version at a time. The version installed on the client machine is auto detected at runtime.

• ESRI support for WMS connectivity is available in 5000.8.3 for all supported platforms. Prior to this release, support was provided on Linux by GeoTools libraries, while the Windows platforms used the ESRI libraries.

• When creating or defining an SDE connection, you can choose the transactional or historical version of SDE in the database.

• You can provide the metadata unit if the imported data has no explicit unit of measure defined in the metadata.

• The OpenWorks surface grids datum values are incorporated into the ESRI Grids when converting OpenWorks grids into ESRI Grids.


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• The default name of DecisionSpace GIS geoshapers is named so that name of the layer serves as the prefix and the number of features serves as the suffix. For example, if a geoshaper has 34 features, the world layer is named “world34.”

• In Select Session Data, for the Map Servers data type, Edit Connection Settings Servers is available.

• In the GIS view, when Save Layer as Geoshaper is selected, the geoshaper is saved only for the current Project CRS. The other geoshaper features are saved in OpenWorks.

• The Database Connection dialog box for SDE is now more descriptive.

• The Local ARCGIS selection in the Map Server Connection Dialog box has been removed because the Internet ARCGIS server type provides the same functionality as the Local ARCGIS server selection.


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DecisionSpace Petrophysics• Zoned Parameter definition for log curves

• Spliced log curves

• Smooth, interpolate, or copy log curves

GIS Deployment Options and Map Services

The GIS module of the DecisionSpace Suite software requires the ESRI ArcGIS Engine Runtime support system in order to operate.

This 5000.8.3.0 release of the DecisionSpace Suite application is compatible with both the 10.0 SP2 version and the 10.1 SP1 version of the ESRI ArcGIS Engine Runtime. However, you can only install one or the other at a time. The runtime support components must be installed using the installers provided by Landmark, which can be downloaded from the Landmark Software Manager (LSM).

While both the 10.0 and the 10.1 versions are supported, it is strongly recommended that you use the 10.1 version. Many issues have been resolved by ESRI in the 10. 1 version, and, in general, it is more robust and improves performance.

Also note that while both versions are supported, it is possible to use the 10.0 version on Windows, for compatibility with deployed versions of ArcMAP, while using the 10.1 version on Linux, since there is no existing ArcMAP functionality on the Linux platform.

Before Deciding Which Version to Use

Before you decide which version to use, note that the patch currently available in the 10.0 version of ArcGIS Engine Runtime in DecisionSpace Suite 5000.8.3 inadvertently modifies the proxy information stored in the system when ArcGIS server map services are accessed. This renders all map services (including ArcGIS Online and WMS) ineffective on Linux. Therefore, if you do not need map services or you only need WMS map services, you may use the 5000.8.3.0 version of the ArcGIS Engine Runtime 10.0.

Landmark and ESRI are working together to provide a patch, to solve this issue for version 10.0 of the ArcGIS Runtime Engine. Until then, whenever ArcGIS Server map services are being used on Linux, you must use the ArcGIS Engine Runtime version 10.1 or the DecisionSpace 5000.8.2.01 version of the ESRI ArcGIS Engine Runtime and set the following environment variable:

LGC_GIS_USE_ALTERNATE_LINUX_WMS = 1

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• Refresh log curve crossplots and histograms

• Launch Petris Impetus software for Borehole Imaging

• Launch PetroWorks 5000.8.1.0 software from the Tools menu (Linux only)

DecisionSpace Stimulation• Two new crossplots:

• MSE Height Relative to Midpoint Perforation Point vs Elapsed Time

• Distance Along Dominant Azimuth vs Elapsed Time

DecisionSpace Well Planning• Scenario Planner now includes horizontal targeting. This feature includes the generation

of laterals for unconventional development rather than starting with one or more sets of pre-planned laterals. This feature, along with new support for multi-value parameters, allows you to define fracing targets and casing designs that are automatically generated by the application.

• You can now assign a default slot template for each platform type. This template is automatically assigned when the pad is created or changed to that platform type. Support for this is maintained in both the Slot Template Editor and the Platform Type Editor.

Default Template Requirement Note: Selection of a Default Template for the currently selected pad type(s) is required. If a template is not selected slots are not automatically assigned and the plan(s) will be site-centered.

• Automatic slot assignment has been added to Asset Planner and Scenario Planner. This feature, combined with the default templates, makes it possible to achieve a more ‘finished’ product from automatic planning.

• A new Best Set Pad selection workflow is now available for Asset Planner and Scenario Planner. Using this workflow you can start with a set of turned-off pad locations that represent the possible places where you could drill from and have the application determine which subset of those pad locations combines to create the best overall set of horizontal wells.

• Asset Planner now supports an “Optimized Columns” option. When you select this option, the application finds the optimal pad placement in columns to maximize coverage of the field.

• When using Behind Fault Targeting to plan around a previously planned (or drilled) well, you can now select a reference well. The software then automatically calculates Azimuth and Offest values.

• Behind Fault Targeting can now be used to update previously created plans.


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• Behind Fault Targeting has new table options and columns giving it a bit more power and flexibility.

• The Re-plan option has been added to Horizontal targeting. This option allows you to re-plan in two ways: Depth-only re-planning, where only the vertical profile of the laterals is altered; and full re-planning, which involves planning new laterals for the entire field, then adjusting the existing trajectories to match there new laterals when possible. The Re-plan option is available in the Positioning tab, when the Use Existing option is selected.

• Target Spreadsheet Editor, now called the Spreadsheet Editor, has been expanded to include Plans and Sites.

• The Delete button, located at the bottom of the AssetPlanner Planning panel, has been moved to the Edit menu and renamed Mass Delete to make it available to all modules.

• The Save as OpenWorks Wells and Platforms dialog box has been modified to provide separate tables for Wells and Platforms.

• Support for GIS grids has been added for site positioning in the Planning > Sites tab and the Horizontal targeting > Positions tab.

• Support for Geoshaper attributes has been added to the Geoshapers to Targets option. When shapefiles are converted to Geoshapers in the GIS module, attributes from the shapefiles are now captured and stored in the Geoshaper. These attributes are listed in the Geoshapers to Targets dialog box. In addition, you can select the Attribute that will be displayed in the spreadsheet.

• A Status column has been added to the Spreadsheet Editor, allowing you to apply a status, with specific business rules, to each plan. Statuses are defined in the Status Editor (Tools menu). From this dialog you can create and define statuses. Each Status can be configured to apply each of the following attributes:

• Color - defines the color of the plan if you have set the Plan coloring schema to “By Plan Type” in the Project Properties Dialog

• Can re-plan - determines if the re-plan option can be applied to the plan

• Can Move - determines if the plan’s location can be changed

• Valid for Anti-collision - determines if plan will be included in anti-collision scans


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(For Enhancements and New Functionality in the current release, see page 18)




The following section gives a brief overview of the new features and functionality within the DecisionSpace® Desktop 5000.8.2.0 release. For workflows using these features, please refer to the Online Help for each component, which can be accessed from the Help > Online Help menu.

DecisionSpace Base


• Perspectives are introduced in this release as a pre-defined grouping of task panes that open only task bars that are relevant to a particular workflow.

• Task bars can also be hidden by clicking on the Close button of the active task bar.

• A configurable Contact Customer Support option has been added to the Help menu.

Data Analysis

• Redesigned “macro-variable” behavior for histograms, crossplots, and box plots to use a spinner selection

• Well Seismic Fusion enhancements in Crossplot

Graphics

• Arbitrary line probes created to display seismic data along an arbitrary vertical plan

• Faults and Horizons now support on-the-fly color-by-volume and volume slicing

• Correct lighting is implemented for both Horizons and Faults when colored-by-volume

• Probe handle color is “orange” for the currently selected probe(s)

• Arrow keys (Zoom/Stretch/Pan/Rotate) work in all mouse modes

• VCR tools are now available for all probes.

Calculator

• New, simplified interface and workflow make calculations simpler while maintaining the robustness experienced customers expect.


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Geomechanics

• Hybrid velocity models stored in OpenWorks are used to produce geopressure/geomechanics analysis results

• The resulting Density, Overburden, Pore Pressure and Fracture gradient hybrid velocity model results can be displayed on the Cube, Map and Section view.



DecisionSpace Earth Modeling

Facies Modeling:

• Linear Model Kriging option to create a lithotype proportion map

• Sequential Indicator Simulation (SIS) algorithm (use with or without background trend)

• SIS facies modeling using a lithology calibrated seismic attribute

• Split Plurigaussian Simulation (PGS) algorithm into Truncated Gaussian and Plurigaussian Simulation

• Support for grid subsets

• Correlation between variograms and lithosets in PGS facies modeling

• Lithotype transition probability table

• Display and select variogram models in a table

• Import Variogram option from the table

• Compute the most-likely facies model (mode of realizations)

• Display of interval name and variogram model name in the Design Rules Wizard; moved variogram model save icon inside the Design Rules Wizard

Petrophysical Property Modeling

• Sequential Gaussian Simulation (SGS) with collocated option for seismic attributes

• Support for grid subsets

Save and display any stratigraphic grid k-plane property as

• Horizon- if Z (depth) is saved, the horizon can be used to build a Framework

• OW Surface Grid- if Z (depth) is saved, the surface can be used to build a Framework


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Static Volumetrics Calculations

• Enhanced volumetrics output report table (reporting of significant figures)

Grids

• Digitize AOI option in Grid Geometry panel to create a stratigraphic grid using an Area-of-Interest only; includes Delimit option to set Z maximum for the grid

• Create grid subsets from Line-of-Section(s) using polylines or polygons

• Load all Eclipse grid formats (.grid, .fgrid, .egrid, .fegrid)

• Load and export RESQML

Performance

• CGI-VDB conversion

• Loading grid into Lithotype Definition (Stratigraphic Modeling task pane)

• Large point set displays

Dynamic Frameworks to Fill™• Significant performance improvements when loading Frameworks. Changes made to the

Dynamic Framework in the Suspended state are queued and the model will only build by selecting a new Refresh button, also available as a switch from the interpretation task pane. Performance updates have also been made in the Framework Select Session Data tab, and in Section stepping behavior.

• Provide a new Least Squares mapping algorithm for Surface and Attribute mapping in the Dynamic Framework to Fill™ Workflow. This algorithm provides weighted least squares fitting of data to nearby grid nodes, honoring all fault barriers, and provides for optional smoothing of the resulting output grid.

• Faults that used ribs as the source data have two main enhancements. First, adaptive subdivision of the rib edges so the fault has better alignments with the rib segments. Second, processing the exterior edge of the mesh and using more context information.

• Background model build warnings have been replaced with a single Build Status tab available from the Framework workspace and from an icon on the Interpretation Task Pane. Multiple builds of a Framework can be viewed along with detailed information on build errors. In addition, many changes have been to the GUI. Please see the Checking Build Status topic in the online help.

• The following changes have been implemented in Compartments.

• Compartments can be automatically detected and grouped into the following categories: stratigraphic layers, fault blocks, fluid layers, Geoshell volumes, individual compartments. Volumes are calculated for each compartment and category.


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• Two or more compartments can be selected then combined into user defined reservoirs. Volumes are calculated for each reservoir.

• Volumetrics has been enabled. Both Stock Tank Original Oil in Place (STOOIP) and Recoverable Hydrocarbon Reserve Calculations can be made based on user defined parameters. A report can be created for these calculations.

• Compartments are now visible not only in Cube View, but also in Section and Map view.

• Users can define whether faults are sealing or non-sealing when auto-detecting fluid layer compartments on the Fault Tab.

• Attribute Maps can be used to perform volumetric calculations on the Compartment tab. Users can select an appropriate fluid layer and the appropriate Average log curve (oil constrained or gas constrained) to compute SOPhiH or SGPhiH.

• Ability to step through horizontal slices and sections in the map intersection view.

• Attributes can be draped onto Framework surfaces displayed in the Cube view. This is currently supported for horizons, surface grids, and MXD grids. The Overlay attribute in the Cube Display Properties panel is used to toggle the overlay attribute maps on or off.

• Fluid contacts have been modified to support color by fluid contact type. A new contact type, Barrier, provides for non-fluid barriers.

• Source data can be displayed by right clicking (MB3) on a framework object then selecting “Make all sources visible”. This is available in Cube View or in the Inventory tree.

• Attribute Map changes

• Ability to perform outlier analysis on attribute maps, mask results, and dynamically update maps. These map will be marked as “masked” in the interval Fill list of attributes.

• Attribute maps can be saved to Zone Manager by right clicking (MB3) on a Map View in Frameworks to Fill then selecting Save > Save attributes to Zone Manager.

• All data analysis features (histogram, crossplot, Q-Q plot, and box plot are available for attribute maps.

• Ability to correctly extract log-based attributes from wells that partially penetrate an interval and from wells that intersect the interval repeatedly. These wells have been previously excluded from attribute operations. In addition, complex situations are handled in which wells penetrate through faults or unconformities. These features can be accessed from the 3. Select Attribute Operations area of the Interval Fill pane. The three checkboxes are Include partial traversals, Include multiple traversals, and Sum multiple traversals.


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• Additional parameters are available on the 3. Select Attribute Operations area of the Interval Fill pane. Average log curve (oil constrained), Average log curve (gas constrained), and Total wellbore length have been added to the Operations attribute.

• Frameworks now support a map intersection view, with horizontal slice stepping.

• Interval Fill tab in the Workspace has new choices: Use well tops (primary traversal) and Use predicted tops.

• The static model now has interval fill and compartments functionality.

DecisionSpace Geology• The Geometry Projection tool has moved from the GeoShaper Actions panel to the new

Structural Modeling task pane (only enabled when Section view is active).

• View Editors (Section, Correlation, Cube, and Map) to define how data displays in a view, including:

• well data display range

• flattening options

• scale and Z-range settings

• prestack gather settings

• well and track header display options.

• Display horizontal and vertical (linear or log) lattice lines in well layout tracks using Well Layout’s Track Scale Parameters dialog box.

• Display surface and fault picks and pick annotation in specific well layout tracks with independent track justification.

• Move multiple surface picks that have been interpreted at the same wellbore location.

• Sort surface and fault picks alphabetically or by geologic age from a right-click menu in Inventory or in the Well Layout Tracks Tree.

• Log curve line styles (Log Curve Display Properties dialog box) to update log curves in the view and in log curve track headers.

• Color raster logs

• Stratigraphic columns (created in other applications) can:

• be added to a session

• be saved in an Interpretation Set


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• have their display properties adjusted (including well layout track designation, fill and annotation, and auto-tie lines between wells)

• automatically add all surface picks associated with a stratigraphic column to the session.

• Well Template Conversion (Tools menu) has added track designations for surface and fault picks, stratigraphic columns, depth lattices, and log curve line styles.

• Single Well Info (Tools tab) displays well header information, generates production decline curves for specific wells or zones within a well, and displays user-limited production details.

• Estimated Ultimate Recovery (EUR) dialog box (Single Well Info) calculates reserves and generates best-fit lines for production data.

• The well width options (Section view) default has been changed from Scale to Depth to improve usability.


• Red dot marking the first maximum stratigraphic depth (MSD) of the wellbore in the Section view to indicate where the user should start interpreting.

• Horizontal Well Correlation has a Target Line option providing users with the ability to draw wellbore target lines using TD to point or two point options. Target lines have editable options for wellbore azimuth and the look ahead distance. A Target Line Report generates TVD depth and Inclination values calculated at the VS = 0 position. This information is commonly used to communicate Target Line position information to the drillers on the rig.

• A Surface Apparent Dip Report displays the apparent dip and distance between surface segments defined by the Well’s Surface Picks and Inter-well Points created by the Horizontal Well Correlation interpretation.

Structural Modeling

• The Structural Modeling module is integrated into DecisionSpace Desktop and available as a new tabbed task pane, which is enabled when the Section view is active.

• It provides a set of tools that allow geoscientists to validate and refine an interpretation, even while they are creating it.

• The tools are designed to handle scales ranging from regional exploration to reservoir production.

• These tools test for physical reality by accurately removing folding and faulting from deformed layers and restoring the model to an acceptable undeformed state.

• The “balancing” process is appropriate for analysis of complex thrustbelts, basement uplifts, extensional margins and normal faults, allochthonous salt provinces, wrench faulted areas, and mixtures of structural styles.


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• The current set of Structural Modeling tools includes:

Geometry Projection [previously available from the Actions panel of the GeoShaper Interpretation task pane] provides control for projecting parallel and similar fold styles within a Section view.

Restore transforms the shape of folded layers, typically to a less-deformed or unfolded restored configuration.

Fault Slip allows analysis of both folding and displacement along a fault by moving the layers above the fault.

Trishear uses several parameters to control the interaction of slip along a fault relative to the growth or propagation of the fault into folded layers.

• Both Fault Slip and Trishear allow displacements to be removed (restoration) or undeformed layers to be forward modeled to fully understand the development of a structure.

• The Geometry Projection tool requires a Geology or Geophysics license. The other tools (Fault Slip, Restore and Trishear) require access to a LithoTect software license.

Wellbore Analyzer

• Computes the intersections between wells and well plans with various data types in order to create a Surface Pick or Log Curve.

• Creates either Well Logs or Surface Picks depending on the data type the well or well plan intersects. Selecting surface grids or horizons creates surface picks and selecting 3D Seismic and 3D Grids creates log curves.

Zone Manager

• Zone Manager is a center of integration to acquire, manage, and visualize reservoir attributes assigned to an interval or Zone of Interest.

• It is integrated into DecisionSpace Desktop and conveniently available via the Tools menu with Geology, Geophysics, and Earth Modeling licenses.

• Sources of attributes include Framework attribute maps for interval thickness and log curve calculations, a production data import, and seismic attribute generation.

• Data management tools include zone, zone attribute and project attribute creation, editing, and calculation of XYZ location.

• Visualization tools include spreadsheet, crossplot, histogram, and statistical views.

• Includes the ability to access OpenWorks database data fields (such as cumulative production and EURs) and crossplot these data versus log-derived properties like SoPhiH.


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• Creates well lists based on multiple attribute filter criteria, as well as selection of attribute points from crossplots.

• Export option generates attribute reports with user-definable data columns.

DecisionSpace Geophysics• Vector maps for seismic anisotrophy properties display.

• Interactive prestack seismic visualization.

• Amplitude Extraction enhancements including an output to the Zone Manager option and the ability to generate multiple attributes at one time.

• Consolidation and streamlining of Area Track and ezTracker GUIs.

• New Area Track auto-tracking mode and limited area tracking based on last picked data.

• Faults colored by seismic volume in Cube views.

• Fault slicing in Cube views.

• Horizons colored by seismic volume in Cube views.

• Vertical shifting of horizons in Cube views.

• Frame Control for probes in Cube views.

• Arbitrary line probes in Cube views.

• Improved performance with large 2D data, including faster

• 2D horizon intersections on cross sections

• rendering of 2D seismic displays through multi-threading

• loading and initialization of 2D line definitions.

Velocity Modeling

This release of the Velocity Modeling tool provides DecisionSpace Desktop users:

• New Time-Depth Curve Editor that is launched from the Inventory Well List by right-clicking (MB3) a well list and selecting Well Details and then the Time-Depth Curve Editor icon.The Time-Depth Curve Editor provides a editable table view of all the time-depth pairs and a graphical display of the time-depth curves. Currently requires launching the DecisionSpace Desktop with at least the Geophysics module.

• The Build panes include a new Model Parameters Report button which displays a summary of all the parameters used to included in the current model. Models may also be similarly “previewed” from the Load Model dialogs prior to loading.


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• Velocity Modeling parameters are now saved and restored with the DecisionSpace Desktop session.

• Proportional conformance is a new option tin the Formation Manager. Proprotional conformance allows velocities within a layer to change smoothly using both the upper and lower boundaries.

• You can now assign seismic velocities or constant velocities to formations on a new Seismic Velocity panel in addition to using the Formation Manager. The new panel makes it easier to see the velocities you’re using in your model and you no longer have to use the same formation velocity for every model.

• You can now import average, RMS and interval in time and interval in depth velocities from an ASCII file. The option is on the new Seismic Velocity panel.

• When models are built, they are automatically created in both time and depth. This means that you’re no longer required to use domain conversion to see a velocity model in a time domain view.

• You can now use the current session’s inventory when selecting seismic data, horizons, time-depth curves, well surface picks and frameworks.

• All the tables in data selection dialog boxes support a range of table tools to sort, search and filter data and to re-organize columns.

• Picks, horizons, and grids can be displayed in Time-Depth Curve Editor to help you edit time-depth curves.

• You can include Inter-Well points from Horizontal Well Correlation on the Surface Picks pane for generating velocity models.

• Velocity model loads directly to Inventory when model building is completed.

• You can now export average velocity volumes using the velocity export tool.

• You can now specify formation velocities using an analytic function (V0 + kZ).

• Proportional depth stretch for arbitrary number of horizons.

• An error overview report is now available from the Build Model task pane with the Model Parameter Report once the model building has completed.

• Well Surface Picks panel now has an option to force surface picks to tie time surfaces, even if velocity is physically unrealistic.

• The Tools menu now has an to create a new 3D survey.

• Improved the performance reading many large horizons.


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DecisionSpace GIS

• DecisionSpace® GIS 5000.8.2 allows the user to import many new file formats directly into the DecisionSpace® Desktop. Most file formats supported by ESRI can now be loaded using Select Session Data The following raster file formats are currently tested:

• Band Interleaved by Line (Esri BIL), Band Interleaved by Pixel (Esri BIP), or Band Sequential (Esri BSQ)

• Windows Bitmap

• ENVI

• ERDAS IMAGINE

• Esri Grid

• Graphic Interchange Format

• Joint Photographic Experts Group

• JPEG 2000 (JP2)

• Portable Network Graphics

• Tagged Image File Format (GeoTIFF tags are supported.)

• United States Geological Survey (USGS) digital elevation model (DEM)

• The GIS data types in the Data tree and the Inventory Task Pane were modified to support the new file and server types. The Map node allows you to add folders containing MXD and LYR data. You can also add folders for grids, DEM, and other 3D formats under the GIS Grids node. Folders containing Shape Files/Features and Image Files/Rasters are added to their respective nodes. The GIS data types now appear as:

• Maps

• GIS Grids

• Shape File / Features

• Image Files / Raster Files

• Geodatabases / SDE

• Map Servers

• Geodatabase Support in the desktop

• Geodatabase file folders are added under Geodatabases/SDE along with connections to SDE servers.

• Geodatabases/SDE’s now support image and grid files in DecisionSpace® Desktop.


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Previously SDE’s supported only Shapefiles in the Desktop.

• New server connection support has been added to the desktop for local, internet, and WMS ArcGIS servers. The following GIS Servers are now being supported:

• Local ArcGIS Server

• Internet ArcGIS Server

• Web Map Service (WMS)

• ArcIMS – GIS View only

• Full support for SDE and Geodatabase was also added to the desktop.

• The Select Session Data tab is reorganized. Previously, in DecisionSpace GIS 5000.8.1, the SDE tab was on the Select Session Data screen. When data was selected from an SDE, it moved to this tab. In DecisionSpace GIS 5000.8.2, file type specific tabs are supported. Now, when data is added from an SDE server or other sources that contain multiple file types, the selected data goes to the appropriate tab for that file type. The Session Data Selector tabs for the GIS nodes now match the GIS inventory tree nodes.

• The GIS nodes in the inventory tree were changed to match the GIS tabs in the Session Data Selector. They are:

• Maps

• GIS Grids

• Shapefile / Features

• Image Files / Rasters

• GIS Servers

• You can now control the display of MXD layers in the DecisionSpace® Desktop. MXD files can be expanded to view all layers in the Inventory tree or collapsed to see only the name of the MXD file. When expanded, each layer can be independently turned on or off. The order of the layer is predetermined and cannot be changed.

• Zooming, panning, and rendering were improved. Zooming now occurs in the current resolution while the image is re-rendered at a new resolution. After zooming or panning, the rendering process no longer blocks the display and allows you to perform other functions during rendering. The user interface is active while the image is being re-rendered in the background.The display is updated when the new image is available. Unnecessary re-rendering processes were identified and eliminated.

• You can now repair broken links in the GIS view. When a layer file referenced in an MXD file is moved to another location, the link to the file is broken. You can correct this in DecisionSpace GIS by clicking the right mouse button and selecting Set the Data Source. By


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using the Set data source dialog, you can locate the missing layer file and re-link it to the MXD file.

• You can add GIS data to the Interpretation Sets and your data will be saved and opened with the ISet.

• Improved support for CRS conversions in GIS View.

DecisionSpace Petrophysics

• Import and run external models, created in C++ or VisualBasic, allowing you to write virtually any log curve calculation.

• System models for 3 and 4 mineral calculations

• Industry-standard environmental correction functions, presented in spreadsheet form, allows them to be copied and pasted directly into the Log Model Editor’s Equation pane.

• Edit logging parameters (logging runs, mud weight, mud resistivity, and maximum recorded temperature) to create input values for use with the environmental correction functions.

• Log curve editing (a new task pane in the Interpretation tab) includes a Log Curve Patch tool, Log Curve Value Edit spreadsheet, Min/Max Clipping, and Log Curve Rescale options.

• Display log curve data as histograms and crossplots for single or multiple wells.

• Save Layout to a file and Load Layout options for crossplots and histograms.

• Select points in a crossplot to create a discrimination curve or well list.

• Create Borehole Image tool to make depth registered .tif images (Windows only).

DecisionSpace Stimulation

• The ability to delete microseismic data from the top panel of the Select Session Data dialog box.

• Highlighting of selected microseismic events in crossplots for easy viewing in Cube, Map and Section views by selecting polygons in different areas of the crossplot.

• Crossplots for Event Magnitude vs Midpoint Geophone Distance, Event Seismic Moment vs Midpoint Geophone Distance, Event Seismic Moment vs Midpoint Perforation Distance, Seismic Volume vs Midpoint Perforation Distance, Event Magnitude vs Seismic Volume, and Nearest Neighbor Distance vs Seismic Volume.

• Scroll bar on the Stimulation task pane that allows hundreds of stages of microseismic events to be viewed.

• Polar plots that provide a statistical analysis of fracture orientation by calculating the azimuth


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from midpoint of perforation to each microseismic event. The dominant azimuth represents the likely stress orientation.

• Removal of the PCA logic and replacement with the dominant azimuth bin angle when automatically calculating stage azimuth.

• Release of the OpenWorks Software Version 5000.8.1.5 Patch, which includes an updated Stimulation data loader which now manages multiple observation wells.

• Display of distributed temperature sensor data in Section view. The view includes optional temperature scale.

• Up to 20 percent improvement in graphical performance when displaying 20,000 microseismic events.

DecisionSpace Well Planning• Look Ahead plans can be created for OpenWorks wells displayed in Cube, Map, or Section

views using a right-click (MB3) menu option.

• Improved site placement methodology for horizontal targeting.

• Plans can automatically be generated when creating horizontal targets.

• Targets between two surfaces will not be created unless the minimum distance between surfaces criteria is met.

• A lateral length increment can be specified when creating horizontal targets.

• Heel and toe targets can be trimmed to ensure the formation is at least the specified minimum thickness.

• Seismic horizons can be used in the target depth specification for horizontal, producer/injector, and elliptical targeting.

• Behind Fault targeting can use Grids and Earth Model horizons as well as seismic horizons.

• Intermediate targets created using Behind Fault targeting can be used as Reference Targets.

• Multiple relief well options can be created, and exit angles can be computed for each relief well created.

• Target polygons (irregular targets, hazards, and boundaries) as well as the intersection point can be exported to comma or tabbed delimited file.

• Reference targets can be moved along the well path using a right-click (MB3) option.

• Tool tip for Approach Analysis provides exact location, distances, and other information about the cursor location.


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• Multiple boundaries with shared borders can be treated as a single boundary when planning horizontal laterals.

• Boundaries and hazards can be used in Approach Analysis.

• Horizontal laterals can be “fanned” to improve coverage.

• Horizontal laterals can be automatically created when manually picking sites.

• When manually picking targets, it is possible to specify the rotation angle similar to the azimuth of a well, and to connect rows of targets as laterals.

• Closure and Target Line report options for Look Ahead plans were added to the set of Standard reports.

• The Target Surface Editor was designed to establish and enforce relationships between targets, and surfaces will the surfaces are modified.

• The Target Spreadsheet Editor can edit hazards, boundaries, and polygonal targets.

• A portion of a well plan can be saved as an OpenWorks well.

• Grid Utilities has been expanded to support grid modification using GIS images.


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The following section gives a brief overview of the new features and functionality within the DecisionSpace® Desktop 5000.8.1.1 release. For workflows using these features, please refer to the online Help for each component, which can be accessed from the Help > Online Help menu.

DecisionSpace GIS• DecisionSpace GIS now supports version 10.0 of ESRI ArcGIS products.

• If you are using the DecisionSpace GIS 5000.8.1.0 module, applying the DecisionSpace GIS 5000.8.1.1 patch will require uninstalling the ESRI ArcGIS Engine Runtime 9.3.1 support and installing the DecisionSpace GIS Runtime Engine 5000.8.1.1 (ESRI ArcGIS Engine Runtime 10.0). ESRI ArcEngine Runtime 10.0 is backward compatible with ESRI ArcGIS 9.3.1 SDE and image servers.

Seismic Attribute GenerationThe conversion of 3D seismic data from time domain to depth domain and vice versa.


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The following section gives a brief overview of the new features and functionality within the DecisionSpace Desktop 5000.8.1.0 release. For workflows using these features, please refer to Help > Online Help in the menu.

DecisionSpace Base


• Expand All and Collapse All buttons added in Inventory

Calculator

• Cursor tracking between QuickViews and DecisionSpace® Desktop views

• Grid Operations Accelerator buttons including frequently used Z-Map Plus calculations such as mathematical operations, Merge, and Blank

• Amplitude Extraction buttons including frequently used StratAmp calculations such as Total Thickness, AmplitudeH, and AverageAbsolute

• Horizon Computation buttons including frequently used SeisWorks horizon computation calculations and algorithms such as Constant Horizon, Amplitude Extraction, Merge Null, Merge High, Merge Low, and Net Pay Thickness

• New volume summation algorithms: AverageThickness, SummedVolume, and TotalArea

• Color Bar enhancement that allows you to widen and flip the min/max of the color bar in a QuickView

Geomechanics


• New for DecisionSpace Desktop 5000.8.1 is the ability for Windows users to copy a selected well or wells from OpenWorks to an existing Drillworks® project, or create a new Drillworks project and launch Drillworks. You must have Drillworks and DecisionSpace Desktop installed on the same local machine for this function to be available.

• When users copy a selected well or wells from OpenWorks to an existing or new Drillworks project, the selected wells' Lithology Columns (Well Intervals), Markers (Picks) and Well Survey data are copied in addition to the Log Curves.


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• Windows authentication is now supported for establishing a connection to Pressworks from DecisionSpace Desktop.

DecisionSpace Earth Modeling• Enhanced Rescue grid read/write performance

• Subset selection for Rescue grid writes

• Use of static frameworks in geocellular grid construction

• Ability to import Roxar® RMS™ 3D grid formats (.roff), Paradigm™ GOCAD® 3D grid formats (.sg), Eclipse files (.grdecl), and PETREL™ 3D grid models (.grdecl)

• Ability to export a .grdecl as a single or composite file

• Ability to create, import, and delete variogram models in all locations that use variograms

Dynamic Frameworks to Fill™• You can now create two types of Frameworks as follows:

• a "dynamic" Framework, which consists of references to input data and an instruction set; so when it is loaded, it is rebuilt from the input data and instruction set each time.

• a "static" Framework, which includes all components of the Framework (faults, surfaces, Interval attributes, etc). Every data object generated is saved in its complete state in the database. The value is that the DecisionSpace® Earth Modeling workflow and the Velocity Modeling workflow can use a static Framework as a starting point to their workflows.

• We added an Option to fill an attribute map to the full extent of the control surface rather than just to the attribute map extents.

DecisionSpace Geology• Log curve lathe side specification (Cube view)

• Log signature display (Map view)

• New well creation in the Single Well Info task pane

• Pick editing with multiple interpreters

• Pick transfer option in Well Template Conversion utility (Tools menu)

• Point set display property improvements, including interface redesign and displaying production data as proportional pies

• Stratigraphic Columns in Strat Column Editor task pane:

• creation and editing


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• importation/exportation as ASCII files

• strat unit validation and highlighting

• dedicated Strat Column view for displaying and editing columns

• Wellbores display as tubes (Cube view)

• Well Query Tool improvements

• Well Notes interpretation

Zone Manager

• Copy attributes from one zone to another.

• Save zone attributes as a point set.

• Import Surface Grid data.

• Highlight selected wells in Map views.

• Broadcast (Point Dispatch) selected wells.

DecisionSpace Geophysics• MB3 to run calculations from active horizon in views.

• 2D auto-scaling for improved scaling for data within a proclev with widely varying dynamic ranges from line to line.

• Warning popups for CRS differences when creating seismic probes in Cube view.

• General improvements in working with 3D survey data that has been reprojected to a different CRS than its original CRS.

• Performance - Warning message prior to getting into low-performance scenarios with faults and horizons in Cube view.

• Performance - Smarter decimation for large 3D horizons in Cube view.

• Integration - Consistent definitions for Depth/Depth Curves between Desktop and Well Seismic Fusion.

• Linear interpolation display option for seismic time/depth slice displays.

• Seismic display quality improvements eliminated “Mach Banding” effects at high zoom factors.

• Support for AreaTrack on decimated shared memory volumes.

• Ability to use a single well T-D curve for domain conversion.


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• Calculate seismic attributes along one or more 2D lines for display and interpretation in the DecisionSpace Desktop.

• Apply basic data processing functions to 2D data, including filtering, gain, and utility processing functions (such as DC bias removal, polarity reversal, and absolute value).

• Spectral shaping processing of 2D and 3D data, including colored inversion, spectral blueing, and spectral whitening.

• Difference calculations between two data sets of 2D or 3D data.

• Access to error log information from the Job Manager dialog box.

• Processing history available in Seismic Data Manager for data created/processed in Seismic Attribute Generation.

Velocity Modeling

This release of the Velocity Modeling tool provides DecisionSpace Desktop users:

• Support for time frameworks

• Export velocity models directly to seismic shared memory volumes in the DSDesktop

• Export velocity models as time volumes

• Velocities conformal to any selected surface

• Support for 2D horizons

• Usability improvements, such as data selectors for all data types

• Ability to build models using the new static frameworks.

DecisionSpace GIS• Added support for operating system authorization when connecting to SDE.

• Improved the performance when scrolling GIS images in the Map view.

• Improved the usability of the Display Property Editor for GIS data.

• Better support for loading GIS files.

• Enhanced performance by having the display properties only apply to the current view.

• Exposed data sources for MXD file layers.

• Added support for setting transparency on layers in the GIS view.

• Added Identify Feature Tools in the Desktop and GIS views.


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• Reveal the Coordinate Reference System in the Data Selector.

• Added Support for Layer (.lyr) files in DecisionSpace® Desktop.

• Now provide improved performance by unlinking Map and Cube views by default.

DecisionSpace Petrophysics• The Select Depth Interval panel in the Log Calculator task pane provides the ability for Log

Calculator to restrict the depth range between two surface picks and/or explicit depths.

• Create a new lithology strip by clicking the “create” icon beside the Output Lithology Strip field (Advanced LithCurve Options dialog box). Previously, you only had the ability to overwrite an existing lithology strip in Log Calculator.

• Convert a lithology strip to a lithology curve. This option is available using Tools > Convert LithStrip to LithCurve and from an icon in the Lithology Interpretation task pane (Interpretation tab).

• Add a lithology class (lithology pattern) to a LithCurve model by clicking a cell in the Lithology column directly from the Curve and Parameter Values panel in the Log Calculator task pane.

DecisionSpace Stimulation• Distributed Temperature Sensing which allows you to:

• Load Pinnacle data in the .las and .csv formats.

• Display dts curves and animate them in the Cube view.

• Use a slider to control the animation.

• Display three curves at user-specified times relative to the animation time.

• Ability to calculate the Stimulated Reservoir Volume for multiple wells including the ability to properly account for overlapping SRV bins between wells. SRV volumes can also be added together after the initial calculation step.

• Ability to display the cross plots for Event Magnitude vs Distance X-Plot, Event Seismic Moment vs Distance X-Plot and Event Magnitude vs Event Seismic Attribute X-Plot

• Improved performance including animating microseismic events through time.

• Bin azimuth interpretation when calculating Stimulated Reservoir Volume.

• Range Preference settings for x-axis that allow the user to view the data in different time modes.


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DecisionSpace Well Planning• Planning along faults - Use this functionality to design well plans that run parallel to a fault

through multiple horizons at a user specified distance from the fault. First, the software creates targets on multiple horizons using user specified dimensions, and distance from the fault. After the targets are created, well plans are designed through the targets.

• Cartographic Reference System conversion - This functionality enables the transfer of data from Well Planning to EDM when the EDM project is using a different cartographic reference system. Prior to transferring the data to EDM, the user must create an exact replica of the EDM system in OpenWorks®. When saving data to the EDM™ project or wbp file, the OpenWorks® cartographic reference system matching the EDM system must be selected. Users of this functionality should ensure the EDM and OpenWorks cartographic systems are equivalent.

• Selection of multiple targets and plans in DecisionSpace® Desktop views - Multiple targets and plans can be selected in the Cube, Map, and Section views by pressing the CTRL key as you click on the targets or plans using the left mouse button. In the Map view, multiple targets and plans can be selected by clicking the Lasso icon on the Well Planning Options task pane prior to clicking the targets or plans using the left mouse button.

• Drag multiple targets in the DecisionSpace® Desktop Map and Section views - If multiple targets are selected as described in the previous new feature, all selected targets will be moved (dragged) simultaneously when using the Drag option on the Well Planning Options task pane.

• Ability to import polygonal targets with intersection points - It is now possible to import polygonal targets with intersection points. To import intersection points with polygon targets, check the ‘Start with intersection point’ box on the Import Targets dialog box.

• Individually apply horizontal and pattern targeting boundaries - When multiple boundaries are used in horizontal or pattern targeting, it is now possible to optimize the pattern within individual boundaries.

• Offset horizontal targets - When creating horizontal targets using the ‘Line up on well’ option it is now possible to specify an offset. For example, this is useful when planning multiple layers of producers with layers of injectors between the producers. Using the offset option, the injectors can be offset laterally between two stacks of producers and vertically between the two layers of producers.

• Relative to heel/toe option - When planning horizontal targets, an option has been added to specify a specific inclination for the laterals relative to the heel or toe. For example, this option can be used to place the heels just above the base of the production zone with the laterals at a certain inclination so that the laterals drain downward.

• Enhanced control when creating hazards from faults - Options have been added to the ‘Faults in Working Data Set’ dialog box providing enhanced control over the precision hazards follow the shape of faults. Use the Resolution field to indicate how well the hazards to follow the shape of the fault(s). The following resolution options are available:


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• Low: Select low resolution to create one hazard with a constant thickness for each fault. The hazard will be thick enough to cover all of the fault. Depending on the shape of the fault, the hazard may not represent the actual shape of the fault very well.

• Medium: Select medium resolution to create multiple hazards for each fault. The hazards will be sized such that no hazard is thicker than the specified Maximum Thickness. Keep in mind that a smaller Maximum Thickness will result in more hazards.

• High: Select high resolution to create a hazard for each triangle within the fault. This option only applies to triangulated (not grid) faults.


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For Enhancements and New Functionality in this release, see page 18




The following section gives a brief overview of the new features and functionality within the DecisionSpace Desktop 5000.8.0.0 release. For workflows using these features, please refer to the online Help for each component, which can be accessed from the Help > Online Help menu.

DecisionSpace Base


• New user interface presentation with selectable skins (light / dark) - We have provided new functionality to allow the user to select from two different interface palettes. To learn more about these interfaces, click for more information.

• Optimized inventory tree to increase screen viewing area and improve readability - We reduced the need for horizontal scrolling of the inventory tree while increasing the scanability for visible and color coded objects.

• Significant performance improvements for handling large data lists, particularly for faults.

• Improved performance for shared memory loading.

• Improved cube view rendering accuracy and interpretation interactions.

• Improved usability for controlling shared and locked properties - We changed the orientation of the data share and views reducing the need to scroll horizontally. The naming convention has changed based on share type. Previously each share implemented the following naming convention, “Group 1”, “Group 2”. This caused confusion for the user of what exactly was included in “Group 1”. In the 5000.8 release the naming convention has changed to “1 Faults”, “2 Faults” or “1 Frameworks”, “2 Frameworks”.Improved usability and presentation consistency in Calculator.

• A Display Properties dialog box is now available for seismic probes.

• A Display Properties dialog box is now available for sections.

• Fixed precision problems in Cube View by re-centering graphics on center of project.


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Calculator

• Shared Memory Volumes – The Calculator can now use seismic data loaded to shared memory by DecisionSpace Desktop or GeoProbe® software. This advancement radically improves the performance of Seismic Amplitude extractions. Shared memory volumes are

• 8-bit precision, but the x100 faster speeds means a user can assess amplitude results in more or less instant time, and they can then run the same job on other higher fidelity volumes available in the DecisionSpace Desktop environment, if desired. This quick look workflow is a very useful and efficient way to assess seismic amplitudes.

• Incorporation of Dynamic TabView - Calculator benefits from the efficiencies of a common infrastructure and look and feel.

Data Analysis

• Data QC enhancements with RAVE type features.

• Reduced Major Axis regression.

• Q-Q Plot enhancements to compare any two data distributions.

Geomechanics


• Pressworks license holders may copy displayed wells from OpenWorks® directly to Pressworks database for use with Drillworks® applications.

• The Pressworks Well Data Manager allows users to view attributes of wells stored in Pressworks for evaluation before displaying selected data in DecisionSpace Desktop. This utility functions much like the familiar OpenWorks Well Data Manager but is purpose-built for geopressure data.

• Matching wells between OpenWorks and Pressworks is much more performant.

• Pressworks operations are integrated with the Velocity Modeling capabilities.

DecisionSpace Earth Modeling• Volumetrics

• Enhanced Net to Gross computation.

• Removed point set dependency.

• Saturation-Height method to compute water saturation (User defined J-function).

• Porosity and Permeability cutoffs used to compute volumes.

• Volumes by regions or subset.


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• Updated Volumetric output Table (User can select what to display).

• Simulation connection from Desktop Tools

• Upscaling any 3D grid.

• Region Manager – create regions (subsets) for any 3D grid.

• Read/Write ECLIPSE grids.

• Add the value = zero (0) for all pinchout cells (required for simulator).

• PM3DGrid grid probes and Seismic probes now have the same display behavior.

• All PM3DGrid properties are now displayed in Map and Section view as well as Cube view.

• You can extract and persist any K-layer EM PM3D grid property in OpenWorks® as a point set.

• New user interface presentation with selectable skins (light / dark).

Dynamic Frameworks to Fill™• Residual fit gridding workflow.

• Save fault-surface intersections as OpenWorks mapping polygons.

• Improved QC of automated fault networks.

• Salt body extension to frameworks.

• Display of GeoShells.

• Additional Frameworks data support for mapping Point Sets, GeoShapers, and OpenWorks Contour Sets.

• Save intersection of fluid contacts and GeoShapers as OpenWorks mapping polygons.

• Separation of attribute and surface maps.

• Ad hoc well query tools.

• Lithotect integration with well dip meter selection and analysis.

• Save Framework fault as segments option.

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sections in Section view are located in a centralized dialog box. Key functionality controls include:

• flattening options for surface picks, horizons, and Framework surfaces

• scale and Z range settings

• access to well layouts and saved sections

• well projection distance setting.

• True Stratigraphic Thickness (TST) and True Vertical Thickness (TVT) – Quickly compare how your interpretation looks in these modes (available in Correlation view).

• True Stratigraphic Thickness (TST) support for Framework surfaces.

• Depth Calibration and Image Association Tools – Two utilities that assign raster logs and well images to a well and set depth calibration points along the length of the image.

• Dipmeter Display – A robust collection of display controls for dipmeter data.

• Dipmeter Analysis – Dipmeter selection and analysis, including stereonet and true stratigraphic thickness (TST) analysis of dipmeter data.

• Well Template Conversion Tool – Migrate legacy StratWorks® software’s well templates to well layouts in DecisionSpace Desktop.

DecisionSpace Geophysics• Significantly improved performance when working with a large number of faults.

• Display Properties dialog box for seismic probes.

• Display Properties dialog box for seismic in Sections and Maps.

• Hillshading with lighting control for 3D horizons and grids in Maps.

• Improved Amplitude Extraction incorporating two horizons and shared memory as inputs.

• ZigZag section selection for 2D and 3D from the Map view.

• Ability to display Velocity Models as Probes in the Cube view.

• Ability to view 8-bit shared memory, in the Cube view, while tracking on a full resolution 32-bit seismic file.

• Projection of RAVE points (and other point sets) to the Section.

• Depth-Depth curves are honored in the Section.


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• Ability to save Framework faults as OpenWorks faults.

• Addition of a Time-Depth and Depth-Depth curve viewer to Well Details.


• Integrated into the DecisionSpace Desktop and available via MB3 on seismic data from any view, Seismic Attribute Generation provides convenient and easy access to a full range of 3D volume attributes.

• Calculate 3D seismic volume attributes for display and interpretation in the DecisionSpace Desktop.

• Input any 3D SeisWorks seismic format or work with data loaded into shared memory.

• Calculate multiple attributes simultaneously utilizing multi-core processors.

• Pick from common amplitude, phase, and frequency attributes, as well as shaded relief, dip, azimuth, discontinuity and curvature attributes.

• Apply basic data processing functions, including bandpass, derivative, Laplacian, and quadrature filters, rms gain and trace balance.

• Smooth seismic reflections along the dominant dips and remove random noise using one of the structurally oriented filters.

• Refine and enhance attribute volumes using DC bias removal, polarity reversal, absolute value, signed square, squared value, or square root utility processing functions.

A valid Seismic Attribute component license is required to access Seismic Attribute Generation in the DecisionSpace Desktop.

Velocity Modeling

The new Velocity Modeling tool provides DecisionSpace Desktop users the ability to build velocity models that utilize:

• well picks and associated time horizons

• time depth curves and checkshots

• contractor-supplied, seismic depth interval velocities

• dynamic, faulted frameworks created in the Dynamic Frameworks to Fill™ workflow

• multi-z value GeoShell salt bodies.

Velocity models provide more accurate domain conversion between the wells by applying stricter geologic layer constraints than previous velocity modeling algorithms. Velocity models can be viewed in the in the map, section, and cube views. Velocity models can be saved to OpenWorks and be used by SeisSpace® depth imaging and visualization tools.


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DecisionSpace GIS• The World Map appears by default when launching the DecisionSpace GIS view - The World

Map provides the user with instant context for images, shapefiles, etc., when they are loaded into the DecisionSpace GIS View.

• DecisionSpace GIS now uses the standard DecisionSpace Desktop Display Properties dialog box to support user controls for editable properties associated with GIS objects - The user experience, when editing the properties associated with GIS objects, is now consistent with the other DecisionSpace Desktop applications.

• The editable user controls for GIS objects have been changed from Transparency to Opacity - Changing the editable user controls from Transparency to Opacity is more consistent with the other DecisionSpace Desktop applications.

• The thematic concept is now available in the GIS view - This functionality is designed to display a particular theme connected with a specific geographic area. These maps can portray physical, social, political, cultural, economic, sociological, agricultural, or any other aspects of a city, state, region, nation, or continent. In the GIS implementation, a variety of options, including options to change color, add labels and symbols; based on shape attributes, are available.

Thematic maps are used as reference points to enhance one's understanding of the map's theme and purpose. For example, you could use themes to delineate lease boundaries by color, coloring each lease boundary to correspond to a company.

• A new Broadcast button allows you to save an ArcGIS Online Server image to your local computer drive so an internet connection is not needed each time the image is referenced -Being able to save an ArcGIS online server image to a local drive improves transaction performance meaning that you do not have to wait for an internet connection nor wait for the image to be downloaded. You can now work offline.

• The ability to spatialize OpenWorks® geoshape data into GIS shapefiles - This function allows you to share OpenWorks geoshaper data with any GIS application.

• The capability to convert shapefiles to geoshapers - You can convert shapefiles into geoshapers to allow identification of spatial features that represent geologic features and environmental hazards to be captured as editable spatial elements in the OpenWorks application.

• The ability to georeference an image file - You can now georeference an image that has spatial data including .jpg, .jpeg, and.png files, along with other popular file formats, to create a georeferenced geotiff file.

• Cursor tracking - Cursor tracking is now enabled among DecisionSpace Desktop, ArcLgcBridge, and GIS view.


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• Constraints for Creating Shapefiles - You can now customize a shapefile by filtering a particular data type. You accomplish this by selecting specific objects, rather than all the objects, associated with that data type.

DecisionSpace Petrophysics• New Advanced LithCurve Options adds multiple features to Log Calculator’s LithCurve models

– Assigns the Lithology ID to calculated Pay, Facies and Lithology curves and saves Lithology Strip data directly to OpenWorks®.

• Set a Minimum Thickness value to eliminate thin intervals.

• Input Lithology Strip data to easily edit and override the LithCurve values generated from log curves.

• Well Interval and Lithology Strip input options for Log Calculator’s LogCalc models – Use Well Interval or Lithology Strip data to zone or override log calculations, for example, use Sandstone and Limestone Well Intervals or Lithology Strip data to vary matrix values used in porosity calculations.

• Curve Inventory – Displays the Well Count or number of wells with a curve mnemonic and if aliased to a Group Curve. Curve Inventory is available in the Select Log Curves and Select Session Data dialogs using the Load Curve Inventory icon.

• New System Models for LithCurves – SystemGR-PAY calculates gamma ray pay curves. SystemSS-ShlySS-Shl calculates sandstone, shaley sandstone, and shale curves.

DecisionSpace Stimulation• Enhanced real-time monitoring of fracture stimulation jobs including streaming data more

quickly with better performance.

• Improved performance when viewing large numbers of microseismic events in cube view.

• Improved SRV calculations by handling overlapping bins within a single well.

The addition of an ASCII data loader that:

• Enables displaying microseismic events from different recordings, including the:

• ability to re-stimulate the same well at a later time and display both recordings.

• capability to simultaneously record downhole and surface microseismic events and display both recordings.

• Allows third-party vendors to supply data for microseismic events and pumping activities.


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DecisionSpace Well Planning• Spreadsheet Target Editor allows the user to edit all target data for selected targets

simultaneously. Once an edit is made, it can be applied to all selected targets. By judicious filtering, selected targets can be any subset desired. This functionality makes it easy to turn all targets of a certain type (i.e. Producers) yellow, or turn all targets deeper than 5000’ into rectangles. This feature does not allow editing of multiple hazards, boundary, or polygonal targets.

• Closest Approach Plots - It is now possible to plot approach distances from a given plan to other plans, wells, or geologic objects such as surfaces and faults.

• Relief Well Planning assists users with the design of relief wells to comply with new Gulf of Mexico drilling regulations. The key to designing relief wells using this feature is a special type of target that is positioned relative to the well being relieved. This special target may be the final target, at the intersection point, or it may be a target that is offset from the well by a certain distance, and at a different measured depth. The basic option for planning relief wells allows the user to select a location to drill from, specify the kickoff and dogleg severity, and then add relief well targets.

• Relief Well Options is a more advanced tool for relief well planning, and attempts to solve issues such as locating an acceptable drilling site, avoiding hazards and other wells, and minimizing drilling distance and complexity. Options are displayed on a spreadsheet and the Cube view. The spreadsheet can be filtered to reduce options to a reasonable set for more in-depth evaluation. Upon selecting an option, the user can choose to have the tool create that relief well. This feature is particularly useful in situations where there are numerous wells already drilled in the area, sea floor constraints, or hazards.

• Snap Option allows the selection of a type of target, and a depth extraction method such as “Relative to Surface”. After selection, the depths for all of the targets of that type are modified. This is particularly useful for Earth Modeling workflows where the Earth Model has changed since the targets were created. It is also useful when target locations have been imported as XY values from a spreadsheet and the Z values need to be determined. An additional feature of this option is that it can snap the upper or lower limits of the target instead of the target location. This allows for creating targets that stretch from the top to the bottom of the reservoir.

• Depth Extractions for Auto-Targeting and Snap Targets Can Now Reference Two Surfaces - It is now possible to select targets as a percentage distance between two surfaces.

• Improved Time/Depth Handling allows the user to correct time/depth conversions models by applying times to targets. The session domain conversion can be swapped, and the depths updated. It will also allow updating of depths using stored time values and the current session domain conversion.

• Improved Polygon Drawing provides much more control when drawing Polygonal Targets in the Cube, Map, and Section views. In addition to controlling the type, color, and prefix, the user can also specify drawing a regular polygon, or drawing a centerline and applying a buffer. This second option is particularly useful for creating hazards around rivers and roads. Options are provided to control how the depths will be established for the polygon. “Free Form” allows each point to potentially have a different depth and computing the plane and thickness for the


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resulting target. “Constant Depth” assigns all points the depth value of the first point. “Fixed Depth” assigns all points a user specified depth value. Using “Free Form” or “Constant Depth”, it is possible to base the depths upon a surface or fault.

• Site Picking in the Cube, Map, and Section Views allows the user to pick sites on the Cube, Map, and Section views. The user has control over whether the site is for surface or platforms wells, site type, and a prefix for naming the site. The depth references can be a fixed depth or relative to a surface, and vary depending on onshore or offshore locations. A pattern option allows for creating multiple sites in a fixed pattern.

• Geoshapers to Targets conversion feature is most useful for hazards or boundaries. Polygons are directly imported. Polylines are imported as polygons by adding a buffer around the centerlines.

• Option for Adjusting and Optimizing Pad Types allows the user to specify that a smaller, presumably less expensive pad be substituted for a particular pad type when a certain number of slots are in use. This feature can also be used to substitute a larger pad for all pads of a particular type with a certain number of slots in use. This is useful when a particular pad type has most slots full, and there is a need to enlarge the pad size to provide additional free slots. A delete option is also provided that allows the user to delete pads with a small number of slots in use. This new feature has been added as a tab in Field Level Template Management.

• Enhanced Use of Boundaries and Setbacks in Pattern and Elliptical Targeting - A setback distance has been added to Pattern Targeting. In addition, when using Elliptical Targeting to create new targets, the boundary each target is placed in is reviewed to insure the target spacing is reflected at the boundary level.

• Ability to Use Boundary with a Reference Target in Pattern Targeting - The user now has an option to use a reference target when filling boundaries with Producer/Injector patterns. These patterns are centered such that a primary target will match the XY location of the reference target. This is useful when trying to fill in a pattern around an existing well.

• Ability to Mass Delete Targets, Stubs and Platforms - The “Delete Unused Targets” button in AssetPlanner has been replaced by a “Delete…” button which displays a dialog that can be used to delete platforms, plans, stubs, or targets.

• User each in Horizontal Targeting - In previous releases, the “To Heel” reach used when computing horizontal stubs for existing sites was computed using the well spacing, number of slots, and proximity to hazards. In addition to this automatic computation, an additional option is now provided using a Reach check box and a corresponding data entry field to allow the user to specify the reach to use.

• Option to Adjust Lateral Length of Plans and Stubs from Either End - This new feature adjusts the lateral length of a plan or stub. The length can either be added or removed from the toe or heel. The toe or heel will be moved along a straight line projection.

• Extent Field Added to Maximum Slope in Platform Generation - There is now an Extent field beside the Maximum Slope check box and field on the Sites tab of AssetPlanner. In previous releases the maximum slope was based upon a local slope value at the specific location. By setting this Extent field to a non-zero value, the user can specify an area over which the slope


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must be less than (or equal to) the specified maximum. This is useful when you need a large flat area on which to place a pad.

• Intercepts to Targets allowed on OpenWorks and COMPASS™ Wells - It is now possible to run the “Intercepts to Targets” feature using OpenWorks and COMPASS Wells. Reference Targets, which previously had not been allowed on these wells, can now be saved with them in the Well Planning Project for future use.

• Ability to Create Parallelograms from Rectangular Targets - The new “Targets to Parallelograms” feature on the Plans menu creates two sides of a parallelogram target parallel to a fault, and the other two sides parallel to the selected plan.

• Target Location Locking - Using the Target Editor, and the new Spreadsheet Target Editor, you can lock the target location to prevent target movement.

• Locked Dragging - It is now possible to lock Target and Site dragging to a surface. In the case of a target, the target will remain the same distance above or below the surface as it is dragged. When sites are dragged, the behavior is dependent upon the type of site. If the site is onshore, it is assumed the surface is dragged relative to ground. If the site is offshore, the surface is assumed to be the sea floor.

• Hole size parameter has been added to casing and liners.

• Drilled Casing Intervals has been added to the Plan Parameter Controller. This option produces a number of parameters showing the straight deviated, and total drilled distances for each casing or liner section, as well as any open hole section.

• Fracture and Drainage Area Targets - A new option has been added to the Intercepts to Targets for computing drainage area targets for horizontal plans. These reference targets can be created either for the overall drainage for the plan, or for individual fracture areas.


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This section explains issues that were fixed for DecisionSpace® software release 5000.8.3.0.








For support, contact: http://css.lgc.com/InfoCenter/index?page=home

DecisionSpace Base Fixed Issues

General Usability and Performance Fixed Issues

Calculator Fixed Issues

Defect ID Summary

None listed at this time.

Defect ID Summary

• 880345 Grid to Horizon: Frameworks grid name with special characters (such as < >) fails to save as a horizon.

• 885884 Horizon Filter: Filter size values that differ from the default values fail.

• 891212 Blanking in Grid Operations: Blanking options not available for grid to horizon calculations; currently you can only blank data based on a polygon.

• 896902 Amplitude Extraction: Amplitude extraction calculation results differ between Calculator and PostStack.

• 896946 Horizon Interpolation: The InterpolateHrz algorithm calculates incorrect minimum values for a horizon (caused by NaN values in input horizon).

• 897983 Multiple Runs: Need to restore the ability to add and remove runs for a calculation in the new Calculator GUI.

• 899016 Grid to Horizon: Need better null handling when converting a grid with a narrow gap to a horizon.

• 899630 Equation Editor: Unable to increase the size of the Equation Editor text area.

http://css.lgc.com/InfoCenter/index?page=home


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Data Analysis Fixed Issues

Geomechanics Fixed Issues

Pressworks™ Connector Fixed Issues

Project Designer Fixed Issues

• 900550 Color Bar: Color maps for QuickView and Map View are reversed.

• 902581 Horizon Filter: Calculation using multiple horizon filter algorithms fails.

• 904582 Equation Data Table: Scroll bar does not update properly if the table contains a large number of table rows.

• 909008 Horizon Calculations: Can not create a horizon from one 3D survey to another.

• 911606 Equation Editor: Have to type the name of the algorithm (including case sensitivity) in an equation.

Defect ID Summary


Defect ID Summary

• 886863 Once seismic data is loaded, loading the Geomechanics volume data will cause DecisionSpace to crash.

• 898479 Pore pressure gradient volume calculation progress hangs if fracture gradient is being calculated at the same time.

• 898110 Boundary error if horizons are deeper than seismic data.

• 898199 Calculation error when survey range is out of boundary.

Defect ID Summary

• 886932 Reporting: You cannot take a snapshot of the Color task pane when it is docked. To undock the task pane, click the “Undock task panes” icon at the top of the task pane.


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DecisionSpace Earth Modeling Fixed Issues

Dynamic Frameworks to Fill™ Fixed Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 897909 Rescue Grid Export: A Rescue grid (.bin) exported as a RESQML grid (.RESQML) is flipped in the Z direction.

• 897984 RESQML Export: Error when try to export a .roff grid as a RESQML grid.

• 898049 RAVE workflow: In-memory point set saved to OpenWorks does not contain subset.

• 898189 Remove Slice Plane: Error when removing an arbitrary slice plane.

• 899045 Stratigraphic Grid: Intermittent HotSpot created when system has 96GB of RAM.

• 899251 Visualization - 3D Grid: For 3D Grid with AOI, steps in Display Properties increase regardless of the arrow clicked. Step value not honored and does not match annotation or toolbar.

• 899669 RawLithotype Proportion Interpretation: Deleting a grid property and exiting interpretation causes a DecisionSpace Recovery dialog.

Defect ID Summary

• 861328 Cannot select specific well lists: Select which well lists are included in the Framework.

• 868992 Error when dragging and dropping framework: Dragging and dropping Framework into cube gives error.

• 883605 GeoShaper: Problem where adding a GeoShaper created from the Spill & Apex Detection Tool in Volumetrics as a surface or fault in the same Framework caused the application to hang.

• 886228 Framework not updating correctly: Framework not updating after deleting grid nodes.

• 887685 Lithology not available for compartments: Allow lithology pattern fill on DFF compartments. Geology functionalities in comparison to StratWorks. See Enhancements.

• 892274 Frameworks and velocity modeling explanation: Online manual does not explain link between framework and velocity model and options to change (Anadarko, Algeria Company, LLC)

• 893283 Error on adding inter-well points: We have seen a problem where adding inter-well points to a Framework surface results in a DecisionSpace Recovery dialog box with an IllegalArgumentException.

• 896434 Seismic overlay: Seismic overlay renders before seismic has been completely loaded to memory.

• 897132 Unconformities: Framework with two unconformities and proportional conformance give errors with refinement gridding but not with triangulation.


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DecisionSpace Geology Fixed Issues

• 898589 More characters needed: Attribute map overlay selector dialog box does not display enough characters to include information differentiating all sources.

• 898820 Restore: Dependency setting velocity model to session before Restore can happen.

• 899313 & 899589 Attribute maps and Framework refresh: Rebuilding a Framework when a fault is interpreted on an attribute map takes a very long time.

• 899372 DecisionSpace Recovery Dialog: saving dynamic frameworks with compartments out of sync and causes error.

• 899374 Fault block: Fault block does not honor offset along fault trace.

• 899387 Compartments: Compartment cannot be remove from Framework when save a copy of Framework.

• 899703 Display Surface Maps: Surface maps do not display when not tying attribute maps to top surface extents.

• 900518 Source for attribute maps: Non-binary log curves are included in a binary curve as source is selected.

• 900731 Well Lists: Allow Frameworks to use only active Well Lists. See Enhancements.

Defect ID Summary

• 896434 Seismic Overlay on Framework Surfaces: When restoring a session with seismic overlay on a Framework Surface, the overlay is only partially drawn if the associated shared memory volume has been deleted. Clicking the Refresh button on the Cube view will restore the entire overlay display.

• 897106 Flattening on Framework Surfaces: Flattening on a Framework surface does not work properly and has been disabled for this release.

• 902037 GeoShapers: Exception encountered when trying to save a fault contact as a GeoShaper.

• 903278 Strat Column Editor: When creating a new strat unit for a stratigraphic column, you may encounter an invalid unit warning, but the error log details are empty.

• 903279 Strat Column Editor: The Fill cell is empty in the Strat Units table when you create a new strat unit with a lithology fill.

Defect ID Summary


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Horizontal Well Correlation Fixed Issue

Structural Modeling Fixed Issues

• 903326 Strat Column Editor: Deleting a stratigraphic column from the editor removes all surface picks from the session.

• 903329 Strat Column Editor: Strat units not honoring the Fill Type for DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENT.

• 911009 Horizon Flattening: The Flatten Selection Shortcut Key (Y) does not work with a 3-tab window of Map, Section, and Cube. The Shortcut Key does work in a single Section tab that has been undocked.

Defect ID Summary

• 872176 Incorrect Surface on Load: When two frameworks exist, Horizontal Well Correction tab automatically selects incorrect surface on load.

• 872213 Rendering incorrect: “S” Shaped wellbore does not display properly.

• 875887 Out of synch: Orphaned anchors not synching correctly when performing horizontal well correlation with two horizontal correlation views.

• 878664 Depth not extending optimally: When working on a well currently being drilled, the HWC views should extend beyond the current depth of the wellbore, since the predicted curve can be extrapolated past the current TD.

• 896163 Performance lag: Opening HWC workspace from a view with an attribute map display lags.

• 898772 Inter-well points are not being loaded: IWPs are not loading to the session and added to the framework upon launching HWC or clicking the Calculate Curves button.

Defect ID Summary

• 893216 Geometry Projection: If you are in the Geometry Projection task pane, changes to Framework surfaces are not included.

• 911391 Dynamic Splice: This operation (Shift key while in a Restore, Fault Slip, Fault Bend Fold, Fault Propagation Fold, or Trishear task) should not terminate if the cursor leave the view for window pan/zoom operations.

• 911392 Dynamic Splice: While in a Structural Modeling workflow, the dynamic splice task (Shift key splicing) should allow MB1 + MB2 zoom operations without terminating the splice.


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Zone Manager Fixed Issues

DecisionSpace Geophysics Fixed Issues

Seismic Attribute Generation Fixed Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 897593 Attribute Maps: Saving Attribute Maps to Zone Manager saves the second traversal instead of the first traversal.

• 899555 Calculate XYZ: This algorithm does not honor surface picks with Observation numbers greater than one (1).

• 901929 Well List: Zone Manager comes up blank (empty) when using a Well List that contains more than 1000 wells.

Defect ID Summary

• 874718 ISets: Need icon to create ISet from everything in Inventory.

• 883131 Status bar: Need Horizon version and other fields shown in status bar, tooltips, etc.

• 885084 Lines and surveys: Need control of 2D Lines and 3D surveys via groups in different views.

• 895320 Label location: Horizon labels plot over adjacent panels when the Label location is set to “Right Edge.”

• 897262 Section saved to LOS: Incorrect section saved to LOS with multiple section views in same window.

• 898071 2D Lines in Map: Selecting 2D lines from Map highlights fault segments.

• 899017 ZGFs: Section view oriented exactly along X or Y axis of project does not show ZGF line intersections.

• 899357 ZGFs: Section view does not show ZGF boundaries when the ZGF lines ori-ented exactly North/South or East/West.

• 899549 Horizon Amplitude Extraction Help: Unable to open Horizon Amplitude Extraction help from question mark icon.

• 899770 Auto Dip: Documentation unclear for smoothing horizon using Auto Dip.

• 900245 Link: Toolbars Section View > projected Wells link under Select Well Path Section goes to odd place.

• 907605 2D Lines Lists: Toggle off the 2D Line Lists node; the horizon does not disappear in the Map view.

Defect ID Summary



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Velocity Modeling Fixed Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 897956 Time-Depth Curve Editor: Displaying 2D horizons in Time-Depth Curve Editor will display far more time intersections points than necessary.

• 889042, 889047 Export Velocity Models: Velocity Volume Exporter failing to run for 16-bit and 32-bit builds when storage is full (failure message does not indicate this).

• 899254 Model Extents: If you use the ADD mode using Set by Survey Range after setting extents with either PD from Desktop, Set by Hybrid Model or Set by Framework, the minimum x and y coordinates are reset to 0,0. The workaround is to select the survey range first and then use the ADD option with PD from Desktop, Set by Hybrid Model or Set by Framework.

• 899309 Model Display: Very large or velocity models with many layers can be rendered poorly or refreshed slowly when displayed in Cube view probes.

• 899436 Volume Exporter: Application unexpectedly exits if you attempt to export an undefined attribute if option to export without smoothing is selected.

• 899760 Model Preview and Summary Report: Velocity Modeling exits unexpectedly if you view the model summary report or preview a model using a well that doesn’t have the Common Well Name set.


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DecisionSpace GIS Fixed Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 852852 Spatial Database Connection: Changing transactional versions when defining a Spatial Database Connection now works.

• 867748 Shapefile: The Shapefile no longer disappears when rotating it in the Cube view at certain view orientations.

• 868300 WMS: You can load and display WMS (Web Map Service) layers on Linux.

• 870167 CGM: The hardcopy CGMs are saving the transparent data as transparent; therefore, the underlying layers are visible to users.

• 893134 Draping: Draping an image over a surface grid does not cause the grid to appear inverted if the Z mode is TVD rather than TVDSS.

• 898458 Adding Data: Adding data from one district or project no longer removes access to other districts or projects listed in the Create OpenWorks data window. You no longer need to generate one Shapefile at a time, close the GIS view, and open a new GIS view.

• 899608 Draping: In DecisionSpace, the Grid Types, which are Surface and GIS, are no longer missing on the Display Panel nor on the Display Properties dialog for WMS, ArcGIS online, and ArcGIS local.

• 901028 GIS View on Linux Only: If you add a SDE/Geodatabase connection in GIS view on your Desktop, then confirm that you want to delete the connection, you will no longer delete the files on your Desktop, in addition to the SDE/Geodatabase connection. You should be able to retrieve the files from the Recyle Bin. If you select any other folder, create an SDE connection, then delete it, it will delete ONLY the SDE Connection.

• 903711 GIS View: You can georeference uncompressed jpeg files up to 600 MB in Windows and 400 MB in Linux. Workaround: Reduce the file size if it is beyond these limits and retry the georeference feature.

• 912610 Expired ArcGIS License: If you open a DecisionSpace Software session with an expired ArcGIS License, you will not receive an error message entitled “Need License for GIS” on the screen and a multitude of log file messages within the log file.

• 916404 The GIS Grids generated from OpenWorks surface grids using DecisionSpace GIS releases prior to 5000.8.3 may not render correctly. It is highly recommended to regenerate all GIS Grids in DecisionSpace software 5000.8.3.


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DecisionSpace Petrophysics Fixed Issues

DecisionSpace Stimulation Fixed Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 897392 Well Layout/Log Curve Editing: Log curves with values of 0 or less display with linear scale when the well layout is set to logarithmic. The workaround is to use the Min/Max clipping option in the Log Curve Editing task pane (Interpretation tab) to remove values that are less than or equal to 0.

• 897727 Lithology Interpretation/Log Calculator: In the Convert LithStrip to LithCurve dialog box, it is possible to blank out the curve name. If you use this curve in other places in the software (such as displaying it as a histogram) it can cause errors.

• 899569 Selecting a Depth Interval: The application encounters an exception if you select a depth interval and delete values in the Depth or Offset fields.

• 899932 Environmental Corrections: Porosity from N/D charts is inaccurate.

Defect ID Summary

• 902851 Print Preview: The user is able to see the Stimulation stage in the Print Preview after manually adjusting the azimuth value for the stage.

• 902867 Print Preview: Geophone locations appear correct when viewed in Print Preview.

• 903055 Print Preview: Print Preview will display Map views that contain data filtered by time.

• 903066 Print Preview: When calculating the Stimulated Reservoir Volume and the Convex Hull, the microseismic events print in the correct location if the zoom feature is being used.

• 903371 Print Preview: When DTS curves are being displayed in Section view, the DTS curves will appear when you open Print Preview.

• 903376 Print Preview: If you zoom in on microseismic events, while in Map view or Section view, the microseismic events will appear properly when you Print Preview.

• 903573 Column Management: If you display stimulation treatment data in the lower panel, click the Column Management icon, and make and save revisions, and exit DecisionSpace Software; when you relaunch, reselect the stages, and add them to the session, you no longer receive an error message.


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DecisionSpace Well Planning Fixed Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 875681 Extracting Polygonal Targets from GeoShaper interface has some issues

• 896138 Fanning not working on polygons with multiple points per edge

• 896859 Fanning overlap

• 898142 Column filtering from Target Spreadsheet Editor results in error message

• 898525 Data missing from WBP file after re-saving in 5000.0.5. (TALISMAN ENERGY)

• 898607 Problem with Shapefile conversion to hazards

• 898886 Well plan from WBP file with duplicate points fails to save to OpenWorks, no alert to user of nature of problem. (Statoil ASA)

• 899123 Merging well planning project wiped out source project and created incorrect targets/plans in merged project (New field Sarawak Malaysia Inc &)

• 899345 When saving multiple relief well possibilities as well plans, the "View Selected" option does not work for more than one selected relief well

• 899458 Import Path only supports 10 columns

• 899918 Behind Fault targeting has an issue when trying to determine the local fault azimuth

• 901838 Approach analysis window behaves differently with & without framework

• 901850 DSD hangs while doing approach analysis function in well planning window

• 902145 Intercept to Target does not work for Framework to Fill surfaces based on seismic horizon. (Shell Information Technology)

• 902746 DSR encountered when utilizing Auto-Assign feature

• 902774 Behind Fault fails for Horizons works for Grids derived from Horizons

• 902859 Support for default templates is not functional in TracPlanner

• 903395 Save well plan as OpenWorks Well, Data Source is set to Null (ConocoPhillips Company)

• 904641 Save to EDM on Linux does not show the EDM folders

• 904826 Create a well list with the same name as another well list in the Save as OW wells dialog; there is no pop-up asking Do you wish to overwrite

• 904924 Performance Issues on the Pad locations calculations with certain number of hazards. We run a case for more than 3 days with no answer (Shell Information Technology)

• 906216 Scenario Planner |Targeting Setups | Summary tab. The Edit and Remove buttons should not be active until something is selected

• 906947 Plan and Target parameters don't get deleted when their respective plans and targets get deleted


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• 907168 Spreadsheet editors will not load items if they are not visible in the well planning project

• 907505 Relief Well Planning not reporting correct values (Landmark Software & Services at Perth)

• 908217 DSR when attempting to create a relief well on some plans

• 910294 Horizontal planning is ignoring OpenWorks wells and losing well plans

• 910295 Odd hazards present strange pad placement

• 910355 Nudged wells still cross or otherwise appear to collide

• 910360 Well planning hangs when survey points of import file exceed 200 lines

• 918600 Well Planning > AssetPlanner Module > Behind fault tab: When using Framework Surfaces to create well plans along a fault, the application hangs and an exception occurs.

Defect ID Summary


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This section explains issues that were fixed for DecisionSpace® software release 5000.8.2.12.









Defect ID Summary

• 911056 Flattening: An exception can sometimes occur when flattening seismic data in Section view.

• 911059 Survey Display: An exception can sometimes occur when turning off a survey from Map view.

• 913858 Performance: Slow cursor performance can occur in a Section view with well displayed.

• 914352 Well Query Tool: The Well Query Tool is not operating correctly in the 5000.8.2.1 release.


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This section explains issues that were fixed for DecisionSpace® software release 5000.8.2.1








Defect ID Summary

• 880970 Fault Segments: Unassigned fault segments are incorrectly projected on 2D arbitrary line displays.

• 899703 Surface Maps: Surface maps do not display if you uncheck tie attribute maps to the top surface extents.

• 900226 Log Curve Editing: Part well doesn’t work in Section view.

• 901220 Well Info: Well Info for horizontal wells displays NaN for measured depth (MD).

• 901322 Depth Conversion: Horizon Save As Domain Converted can generate incor-rect results if the Surface measure units of the Carto System are different than the units of the Linear Distance unit type in the session measurement system.

• 901626 Domain Conversion: Grid vs. Horizon on-the-fly domain conversion differs.

• 902729 Facies Assignments: Facies Assignments do not show data for all intervals in the models for large 3D models.

• 903046 Overlapping Framework Compartments: Overlapping compartments add total volumes when placed into a custom reservoir.

• 904257 & 904607 Horizon Deletion: Desktop crashes while deleting horizons.

• 904380 Well Selection: Selecting wells by polygon extremely slow for large number of wells.

• 904426 Session Restore: Restored session fails to add annotation to a well list bot-tom hole. Session lock up and fails.

• 904610 Seismic Stepping: Desktop crashes while stepping through seismic in Sec-tion view.


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• 904692 ISets: Resizing an ISet panel that contains log curve items can be slow.

• 906018 GIS: Resolution of WMS images is very poor.

• 906284 Domain Conversion: Seismic is not correctly domain-converted in Section view when certain measurement systems are specified as the session mea-surement system.

• 906428 Frameworks to Fill™: Saving Frameworks grids does not allow you to select GEONAME in the drop-down menu.

• 906634 Memory: Large memory systems causing session instability.

Defect ID Summary


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This section explains issues that were fixed for DecisionSpace® Desktop software release 5000.8.2.01.









Defect ID Summary

• 899703 Surface Maps (Geology Module): Surface maps do not display if you uncheck tie attribute maps to the top surface extents.

• 901322 Depth Conversion (Geophysics Module): Horizon Save As Domain Con-verted can generate incorrect results if the Surface measure units of the Carto System are different than the units of the Linear Distance unit type in the ses-sion measurement system.

• 901626 Domain Conversion (Geology Module): Grid vs. Horizon on-the-fly domain conversion differs.

• 902729 Facies Assignments (Earth Modeling Module): Facies Assignments do not show data for all intervals in the models for large 3D models.

• 903046 Overlapping Compartments (Frameworks to Fill™): Overlapping compart-ments add total volumes when placed into a custom reservoir.


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Defect ID Summary


Defect ID Summary

• 886219, 888036 Grid Calculations: Sampling issues when shifting a grid (using MB3 > Grid Operations).

Defect ID Summary

• 894840 Histogram: No longer get an error if you remove, add and again remove a horizon from the session, then click inside the histogram.

• 897714 Histogram: No longer get an error if you create a histogram from a 3D grid, then delete the grid and click inside the histogram.

• 897776 Crossplot: No longer get an error if you launch the Crossplot 2D window from the Zone Manager module, then select the Discrete Data check box in the Crossplot window.


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Defect ID Summary

• 886863 Once seismic data is loaded, loading the Geomechanics volume data will cause DecisionSpace® Desktop to crash.

Defect ID Summary

None listed at this time


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DecisionSpace Earth Modeling Fixed Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 822976 Point set display: A Cube view in which a large point set is displayed can now be rotated.

• 871046 Point set display: A point set created in DecisionSpace® Desktop from surface picks, edited outside of DecisionSpace® Desktop using StratWorks auto-gridding, and then re-displayed in DecisionSpace® Desktop is now displayed correctly.

• 877665 Data I/O: Filter Point Set: We fixed a problem that was causing point sets created using Filter Point Set in Data I/O to be created in Time domain even if the original point set was in Depth.

• 878510 Visualization: You can now successfully create Section probes for .vdb grids that contain LGRs (local grid refinements).

• 882817 Data I/O: We fixed a problem that was causing a NullPointerException when using Add Wells to 3D Grid to add all wells to a 3D grid created in General Property Modeling and using Calculate from Input by removing any wells that do not have a name.

• 883047 Loading a VDB file: You can now successfully load a .vdb file that was copied from a standalone Windows7 laptop onto a thumb drive and then dragged from the thumb drive to the Linux disk.

• 883556 General Property Modeling- Interpolation: A restored session containing a Grid Set with an overwritten property now displays the correct property.

• 883611 General Property Modeling- Simulation: The Run button no longer becomes disabled if you change the Subset after running an actual simulation.

• 884897 Petrophysical Property Modeling: We fixed a problem that was causing a DecisionSpace® Recovery message if you created two different blocked point sets using the same 3D grid where only one of the blocked point sets included facies codes, then went to Petrophysical Property Modeling, selected a property on the point set with facies codes first with “Constrain by facies” toggled on, and then selected the other point set without facies codes.

• 896486, 896487 Multi-user: Two users start sessions using the same parameters. User A loads a framework and creates a stratigraphic grid, including a lck file. User B loads the same framework and creates a stratigraphic grid with the same parameters and same name. User B gets a lock message dialog instead of being able to overwrite the .vdb grid in Stratigraphic Modeling.Two users start sessions using the same parameters. User A loads a framework and creates a stratigraphic grid, including a lck file. User B goes to 3D Grids in the Select Session Data dialog, selects the grid created by User A and tries to delete it. User B gets a lock message dialog instead of being able to delete the User A grid in the Select Session Data dialog.

• 896711 Visualization: You can now see the opacity of point sets in the Cube view change when you modify it in the colorbar.

• 897637 Facies Trend Modeling: Changing the bin type no longer causes an error.


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• 897643 3D Grid Export: Exporting a subset of a 3D grid no longer causes an error.

• 898093 Property Modeling: No longer get an error in the Display Properties dialog after Lithotype Definition and Interpolation.

• 898189 Visualization: No longer get an error when trying t remove an arbitrary slice plane.

• 898728 Visualization: No longer get an error after a grid is removed from the session, if you again drag-and-drop the grid into a view from the Select Session Data dialog, then select New Probe from the right mouse button options.

• 898771 Integration: No longer get an error when editing a polygon/point set in Section view.

• 898964 Integration: No longer get an error when toggling off in-memory point sets in the Inventory task pane which were created and PDed from crossplot polygons in a Well Seismic Fusion session.

Defect ID Summary


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Defect ID Summary

Framework performance/hangs: A number of Framework defects related to performance or hangs have been addressed in this release with changes to the Frameworks Suspension and Progress mechanism (See New Features).

• 852108 Zoom/Pan: Zoom or pan with contours on in Geomodel is unacceptably slow

• 855002 AOI: Manual AOI/incremental changes lost after changing other objects

• 873981 Performance: Geomodel causes slow performance and instability.

• 880676 Performance: When fault is toggled off on framework tab, information is lost

• 880896 Compartments: Unrelated edits cause calculation of auto compartments.

• 888971 Surface Picks: Updating Surface_FW from picks before user is ready

• 894947 Attribute Maps: IZPE - When computing attribute maps, if the source includes a well top or base, that Z value needs to be used in the attribute calculation from the log

Defect ID Summary

• 864588 GeoShaper: For the Geometry Projection action, if a new GeoShaper line is created, it is possible to open a deactivated Geometry Projection window.

• 868332 Well Headers: Well data headers are unreadable.

• 868670 Well Data: In the Contents dialog box > View Properties > Well Data > Well Name Format the Well Name option reads incorrectly. To resolve this issue, the label has been changed to Well Lease Name.

• 870297 Correlation View: The Status Bar and Well Info depths are not correct when fault gapping or remove repeat section is turned on.

• 871680 GeoShaper: For the Geometry Projection action, it is possible to get a DSR crash if the resulting Axial Traces are deleted from the GeoShaper Info panel.

• 873618 Well Lists in Map View: Adding a well to a well list does not change the Show All extents.

• 880492 Fault Prediction: The Fault Prediction option disappears, but the preview persists when the Section view tab is moved.

• 882100 Fault Prediction: The Depth-to-detachment value in the Fault Prediction warning message is incorrect; it displays the last valid entry rather than the minimum predicted value.

• 885126 Fault Prediction: In the Fault Prediction action (Fault Interpretation), a blank error message appears when selecting an HW-FW-fault geometry with near-0 offset.


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Structural Modeling

• 885159 Lithology Interpretation: A Refresh icon has been added to the Build and Use Lithology Palette panel to resolve update issues caused when a palette is edited while being used in two concurrent sessions.

• 885847 GeoShaper: The Attribute Properties icon on the GeoShaper Shape panel is not activated when you first create and select a shape.

• 889234 Well Layout: If a saved well layout is opened in a shared view, that well layout does not show the same data visibility and display properties in all shared views.

• 889887 Strat Unit Attributes: Strat Unit Attributes, created in the StratWorks software, have been being replaced with Zone Attributes. The workaround is to create a new Zone Attribute in Zone Manager.

Tools > Zone ManagerIn Zone Manager, select File > New Zone, check Link to Strat Unit.Select File > Load Zone and select the new zone.Select Edit > Zone Attributes. Click Add Attributes, select the desired attributes and click Add.

To see the new Zone Attributes, display wells from a well list that contains the new Zone Attributes. Select Zone Attributes in the tree and add the new data to the session.

• 890304 Well Layout: The log curve name residing in the database is not displayed after that log’s curve alias name. As part of the resolution for this defect, the log curve name is now displayed in parentheses and is visible in the header, tooltip, and in Well Info.

• 892087 Fault Prediction: In the Fault Prediction action (Fault Interpretation), Fault Prediction does not work using the custom measurement system SPE Preferred Metric with depth in feet.

• 892160 Well Data: Deviated wells with a top and bottom hole location but no position log do not display in Map view.

Defect ID Summary

• 893643 Loading Data Error: Critical Error running real time data and loading directional well data and log curves.

• 894689 Reload: If you Reload Wells after importing deviated survey data the HWC workspace freezes

Defect ID Summary

• Not applicable First release of Structural Modeling


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Zone Manager

Defect ID Summary

• Not applicable First release of Zone Manager


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Defect ID Summary

• 867827 Frame Control: Step increment units change when using frame control to move into overlapping surveys.

• 872519 Shared Memory: Histogram option for Shared memory volume loading.

• 874070 Horizon Shadow: Add Horizon Shadow option for only the active horizons.

• 877027 Horizon Points: 2D horizon points displaying as bogus intersecting 3D circles.

• 878100 ezTracker: Add ezTracker icons to the horizon interpretation task pane and Horizon MB3.

• 879779 Faults: Faults > Save as Copy has problems with newly entered output names.

• 880688 Map Intersection Mode: Horizon intersection doesn't show the real intersection value in map intersection mode.

• 882634 Seismic Shifts: Show the seismic shifts somewhere in the Section view.

• 882635 Icons: In the top icon bar, the pull-down for horizons/faults should be listed alphabetically.

• 884227 Version Columns: Cannot expand version column for horizons in Select Session Data.

• 884318 Horizons and Seismic: Horizon and seismic mismatch at end of some 2D lines.

• 884501 Input/Output Horizons: ezTracker overwrites the input horizon if the input has the same name as the output horizon.

• 884606 Decimation: Error displaying section for certain decimated lines.

• 884793 Horizon Names: Long horizon names do not display full text in Select Session Data even after column width is increased.

• 884832 Horizons: Overlay option for Horizons should not be hidden under the Advanced tab.

• 885343 Survey Priority: When changing 3D survey priority, and resetting the view with MB2 on refresh, the section survey name can be incorrect.

• 885722 Decimation: Some 2D lines decimated incorrectly, resulting in a jagged display of a previously straight line.

• 886023 Amplitude Extraction: Survey/2D line lists is greyed out if any survey has no associated volumes.

• 886212 Fault Segments: Unselecting fault 'Segments' in Display Properties dialog box does not stop fault segments from displaying.

• 886395 Print Preview: Increasing the size of the Print Preview window incorrectly increases the size of the text annotations.


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• 886411 Print Preview: Vertical Scale label in Print Preview set to ms/inch, even in session with Metric measurement selected.

• 887168 Color Bar: Polarity of synthetics on seismic data: color bar inverted on variable density.

• 887721 Tracking: Manual track on flattened horizon on volume in memory not working.

• 889185 Composed Images: Composed images created by RGB Blending very slow to display in Map view.

• 889582 Composed Volumes: Stepping a loop display of an RGB composed volume duplicates the section panels.

• 889974 Frame Control: Cannot get Inline Frame Control on some 3D surveys.

• 891199 Depth Conversions: Depth-converted fault in DecisionSpace® is different than one converted from TDQ.

• 892854 Model Rebuilding: Errors sometimes occur when the model is rebuilt while being used in domain conversion. The workaround is to remove the model from the session before rebuilding.

• 892894 Survey Extent: When Visible is off, only the Map view is not showing the survey extent; Cube view still shows it.

• 893251 Clipping: Time Slice data clips incorrectly in Map View when option set to End Colors.

• 893437 Horizons: Select horizon by survey OR operation not working as expected.

• 893540 Print Preview: Horizon color shifted in .cgm when moving border in Print Preview.

• 893737 ezTracker: This tool is not running at all when using session faults with 700 faults.

• 893778 Faults: Fault interpretation in Cube view: cursor moves away after picking the first point.

• 894117 Shifts: Depth-depth shifts occur too easily and without warning in stand-alone install.

• 897159 Horizon Merges: MB3 > Save as... > Copy > Merge option is not correctly merging 2D-3D horizons.


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Defect ID Summary

• 866396 Velocity Models in Inventory: Newly created model does not automatically show up in DecisionSpace® Desktop Inventory tree.

• 883823 Export Velocity Models: VShared Memory volumes created with the Volume Exporter have an incorrect attribute setting. Instead of “Vertical P velocity,” the attribute is incorrectly set to “Amplitude.” You must reselect “Vertical P velocity” when you load the Shared Memory volume using the Select Session Data dialog box. You may also need to select a more appropriate color map when you display the Shared Memory volume. The changes will have to be repeated each time you load the Shared Memory volume.

• 884119 Domain Conversion: If an in-memory velocity model built with a dynamic framework is used for domain conversion, numerous error messages and warnings will be generated if it is deleted or if it is saved to the OpenWorks database.

• 891241 Online Help: Help does not appear from the Velocity Modeling start screen when the user clicks the context-sensitive help icon. If the user subsequently chooses to load an existing model, none of the context-sensitive help will appear. You must start a new Desktop session, relaunch Velocity Modeling and create a new model to make the context-sensitive help work again.


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Defect ID Summary

• 829658 MXD File: If an MXD file is renamed outside of the DecisionSpace® Desktop (i.e., Windows Explorer), the MXD file is now automatically available when the session is restarted.

• 833090 Warning: The warning message that previously indicated that the data file had a bad header has been fixed so that it now conveys that a cartographic conversion problem has occurred.

• 876502 GIS View: The OpenWorks user logon dialog no longer appears when launching GISview on the Windows 7 platform.

• 879835 Linux: Previously, in Linux, if you used a user name that actually began with the word “user,” such as “user5, user6, “etc., DecisionSpace® GIS may not have loaded. The workaround was to change your user name so that it did not include the word “user.” This no longer occurs.

• 889006 RMI Server: The java.RMI.ServerException warning occurs while selecting GIS data and Add Data to Session when CRS conversion errors are encountered. This works as designed.

• 889714 Shape Files: Labeling features in a Shapefile in Map view is no longer slow.

• 889882 GISGrid: Previously, saving a surface grid to a GIS grid file generated an error, although the file was created. This is no longer an issue.

• 892764 Map File: Previously, if you used the Inventory tree to rename a Map file, the renaming might not have occurred if the image was in Map view. This no longer occurs.

• 895876 GIS Grid to Pointset Conversion: Previously, when a Grid file was converted to a Pointset file and saved to a session, the data might not have displayed properly if the file was larger than 200 MB.

Defect ID Summary


Defect ID Summary

• 817388 Filtering Microseismic Events: Now when you launch DecisionSpace® Desktop in a triple-tiled template, display microseismic events in Map view, filter the events by time, confidence, and magnitude and undock a view; the filtering will be preserved.

• 835670 Stimulation Task Pane: The slider bars no longer move slowly in the Time, Magnitude, and Confidence tabs in the Stimulation task pane, when large numbers of microseismic events are displayed.


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• 850534 Azimuth: You do not need to toggle the azimuth toggle button twice to toggle it ON.

• 853329 Azimuth: Previously, the ellipses that represented azimuth were in the incorrect position when they are rendered in CGM. This has been corrected.

• 870819 Undocking: When the Cube, Map, and Section views were undocked, the Stimulation Task Pane was also undocked and the slider bars did not appear in the same location as when the windows and task pane were docked. This no longer occurs.

• 879299 Stimulation Toolbar: When the Use Large Icons check box is checked, the icons no longer overlap on the Stimulation toolbar.

• 884861 CGM: When creating a CGM from Print Preview, if the azimuth ellipse is partially outside of the Map view window, a DecisionSpace Recovery Dialog will appear with suggestions on how to address the error.

• 884917 Stimulation Task Pane: You can now click the Play button in the Stimulation task pane and switch between the views or close and open new tabs and toggle Stimulation Treatment on and off in the Inventory task pane and the microseismic events will appear in the views.

• 884966 Stimulation Task Pane: Now when you click the Play button in the Stimulation task pane and create a line of section in Map view, and display it in Section view, the microseismic data displays in the Section view.

• 891449 Stimulation Task Pane: Previously, when you added exactly eight stages to the Stimulation task pane and clicked the Play button to animate the data, the animation would stop. This is now fixed.

• 897279 Saving Treatment Data Display Properties as Session Data: Treatment data display properties can now be saved as session data. This means that if you we have some treatment curves displayed and set different scale ranges for different curves on the Range Preferences dialog, then all of those properties will get saved as session data. On starting that session, all those curves with the saved scale range will appear as part of the session.


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Defect ID Summary

• 875026 Nudge: Some nudges do not honor hazards or boundaries.

• 881941, 882134, 882298, 882888, 882999, 883170, 883255, 884359, 882028

Relief Well Planning: Fixed numerous defects related to Relief Well Planning.

• 881211 Target Label Location: Upper left and lower right are incorrect.

• 881302 Target Style: Semi transparent targets disappear from Map view.

• 881486 Hazard Color: Fixed the color for hazard areas in Cube view

• 883204 Plan Parameters: Plan Parameters measured depth is not updated when dragging a target if the Plan Parameter Controller has measured depth set to Evaluate after Move.

• 883261 Importing Contour Files: Importing of contour files in DecisionSpace® Desktop Well Planning causes a crash in any Cube view, however the data will import.

• 883391, 885076 Loading OpenWorks® Wells: Fixed issues related to OpenWorks® wells loaded in Well Planning.

• 884393 Saving Well Coordinates: Well location coordinates do not match when well is saved to Openworks®.

• 884394 Dynamic Frameworks to Fill™: Well Planning does not properly depth pick within a Dynamic Frameworks to Fill™ Framework.

• 885151 Deleting OpenWorks® Platform: Cannot delete an OpenWorks® Platform using the Delete OpenWorks Wells and Platforms dialog.

• 891808 Horizontal Targets: When creating targets a specified depth above a grid, targets intersect the grid rather than be placed above the grid.

• 891992 Saving OpenWorks® Wells: Ground level elevation is not saved to OpenWorks® when saving plan as OpenWorks® well.

• 892827 Wells: A well time-depth table with negative times and a datum other than 0 may prevent wells from displaying and contribute to application instability.

• 893467 Annotation: Posting annotation at the bottom or top well location, in large sessions with many views, can cause the application to freeze.


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Defect ID Summary

• 892827 Wells: A well time-depth table with negative times and a datum other than 0 may prevent wells from displaying and contribute to application instability.

• 893467 Annotation: Posting annotation at the bottom or top well location, in large sessions with many views, can cause the application to freeze.


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Defect ID Summary

• 886861 Reprojected Surveys: Initialization of the 3D survey catalog can be slow when initializing surveys that are re-projected.

Defect ID Summary

• 888264 Smoothing Filter: When running 2dSmooth filter on 2d horizon that is not interpreted on all lines in the line list, the output has data where there was no data on the input horizon.

• 888265 Grids: Using MB3 Shift by Constant Z resamples and coarsens the grid when it should not.


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DecisionSpace Desktop Geology Fixed Issues

DecisionSpace Desktop Geophysics Fixed Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 872508 Interwell Point: Can select/move interwell point in too large of an x-axis tolerance.

• 876692 Section View: Horizontal Well Correlation section view defaults too deep.

• 887518 Log Curves: Fill log curves do not work using the By well option.

• 888681 Symbols: Lithology symbols can have undefined elements in the symbol resulting in a symbol draw failure.

Defect ID Summary

• 888251, 881578 2D Line Display: Cannot display certain 2D line using select section from list.

• 888252, 883454 Shared Memory: Session restore where shared memory volumes need to be reloaded may fail if shared memory volume name in session file is not correct.

• 888255, 884049 Column Width: Expanding column width ought to allow characters to be seen, but ellipsis remains, so cannot distinguish seismic volumes in 3D amplitude extraction.

• 888257, 884227 Version Column: Cannot expand version column (for horizon in Select Session Data).

• 888258, 884453 Horizon Shadow: 2D horizon appears/disappears with active horizon change if Horizon Shadow is on.

• 888259 Decimated Line: Application can fail when displaying section for decimated line.

• 888260, 884793 Horizons: Long-character-name horizons do not display full text in Select session data window even after column width is increased.

• 888261, 886023 Amplitude Extraction: Option to select survey/2D line lists is grayed out, in Amplitude Extraction.

• 888263, 886357 Overlays: Horizon disappears (goes to faraway location) when using Overlay horizon in cube for non-ortho (diff CRS) survey.

• 888267 Cube Display: 3D horizon interpretation in section updates cube display incorrectly if it also exists in 2D and first 2D line has a shift.

• 888269 Decimation: The application decimates 2D lines incorrectly, for section view, resulting in a jagged display of a previously straight line (2D over projected 3D).

• 888667 Mistie settings: The preferred mistie setting is ignored. New sessions open with SYSTEM_DEFAULT_SHIFTS selected.


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DecisionSpace Desktop Well Planning Fixed Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 888566 Importing Plan: Exception can result from importing a Plan from EDM if the template name is left blank.

• 888567 Target picking: Horizontal target picking not getting correct depth from Framework's surfaces.

• 888568 Targeting: Horizontal targeting not honoring loaded OpenWorks wells.


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Defect ID Summary

• 864297 Error: A DecisionSpace Desktop Recovery (DSR) appears briefly upon closing a session with a ServiceNotFoundException included in the error log.

• 866094 PD Messages: When a session includes multiple views in a window, applications like Well Seismic Fusion that respond to point marker PD messages only receive those messages from one of the views. The current workaround for this problem is to split each view into its own window.

• 871329 Windows: It is possible to create two windows that have the same number from a saved session and lose one upon save and restore. If you save a session with two windows having the same window number (e.g., 1.1) you will lose one of the windows upon restore. Workaround: drag the tab(s) back to another window or create a new window and then drag the tab into it before saving the session.

• 879990 Installation: DecisionSpace® Desktop does not support spaces in the install path. In Windows, the ability to use a space, no spaces, and multiple spaces in the installation filename path is now supported. For example, C:\Program Files\vendor\Landmark\ is a valid path.


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Defect ID Summary

• 834194 Cursor Readout: Calculator now offers cursor tracking between QuickView and DecisionSpace® Desktop views.

• 852170 Customized QuickView Help Documents: Customers who have created their own QuickView help documents (using their preferred html editor) can place that .html help file in the same directory as the calculation file with which it is associated. This file should be named <calculation_name>.html (to match the associated .lcj file). This .html file will appear in the list of calculations. The default location is Library task pane > Personal Files > Calculations. To access the help file, select the .html file and click right mouse button (MB3) > View Details. This pops up a window containing the .html file containing help information. Alternatively, click MB3 > View Details in a Calculation tab’s Equation pane containing that contains that calculation file. If there is no customized .html help file, the standard Landmark template displays instead.

• 854618 Copy Text Causes Crash: Using Ctrl+C to copy text from QuickView to the Equation pane no longer causes a crash (Windows).

• 874102 Merging Data: The issue of merging horizon data with the simple copy has been resolved.

Defect ID Summary

• 837691 Crossplot: A Z-axis color selection on the Data Points sub-panel for a Crossplot now persists in a restored session.

• 865837 Rave Point Sets: Points selected in Map View for a temporary point set created from multiple polygons are now highlighted in a crossplot.

• 867586 Crossplot: Temporary Point Set: Polygon select on a Temporary Point Set in Section view now highlights the selection.

• 868585 Histogram: We fixed a problem that was causing an error if you set a trim minimum on the PDF tab that was larger than the trim maximum. Now the values are reversed so that the minimum is always smaller.

• 870491 Temporary Point Set Display: Display views are now properly updated when polygons are selected on a histogram in separate tab views (Cube, Map, or Section).

• 850316 Q-Q Plot: On session restore, Points symbol and size now restore properly.


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Defect ID Summary

• 867211 Datasets: From the Pressworks Data Manager, the At View of a selected dataset does not have a valid “.....” button to display the dataset values.

• 869005 Passwords: The password field in the Pressworks Connection Information GUI appears non-editable, but does accepts entries. It needs to appear editable to meet the users expectations

Defect ID Summary

• 856939 Reporting: Report table nuggets are now saved when added to a report.

• 872081 Project Designer: We fixed a problem where changing the templates in Project Designer was resulting in a NullPointerException.

• 872151 Reporting: The Volumetrics Output report table is now captured fully so that the horizontal and vertical scroll bars appear.


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DecisionSpace Desktop Earth Modeling Fixed Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 828314 GridSet MB3 menu: The popup menu now appears when you click the right mouse button (MB3) on a GridSet in a Map view.

• 829311 PM Grid3D Color Bar: The Opacity option on the Color Bar now works correctly for 3D Grids (.vdb and .bin).

• 864155 Stratigraphic Modeling: Create 3D Grid: We fixed a problem that was causing a delay in the confirmation message after cancellation of the grid creation process.

• 865694 Post Processing- Static Volumetrics Calculations: When using "creating a New property", Net to Gross model parameters are now reloaded when opening a saved simulation.

• 866530 Dialog boxes: We fixed a problem that was causing some dialog box windows to open away from where you clicked and behind the DecisionSpace® Desktop window when running undocked.

• 868616 Visualization: In a restored session, 2D point sets now display correctly.

• 869051 Petrophysical Property Modeling: We fixed a problem when applying the Cloud Transform, Regression, and Data Histogram model methods to all rows in Petrophysical Property Modeling that was resulting in NDV (no data values) for active cells.

• 870343 Data I/O- Convert Log Curves to Point Set: Creating a point set from log curves where the well list contains wells that are outside of the AOI of the selected interpretation project will result in an OutsideAOIRuntimeException.

• 870599 Stratigraphic Modeling- Grid Geometry: We fixed a problem where creating a stratigraphic grid resulted in spikes close to faults with some data.

• 871357 Post Processing- Static Volumetrics Calculations: The UI now resets properly when a blocked point set is overwritten.

• 872209 Post Processing- Uncertainty Analysis: The Iso-Cutoff Maps cutoff entry box was resized so that you can see all entries.

• 872427 Data I/O- Add Wells to 3D Grid: When using Add Wells to 3D Grid on the Data I/O panel to add wells to a 3D Grid, all wells that are added now show up in the PM Grid3D Well List dialog box that opens when you click Simulation Well List on the Display Properties dialog box for the grid.

• 872931 Session restore: Restoring a session in which the grid bounding box is turned on in the Grid Geometry panel of Stratigraphic Modeling now works correctly.

• 873624 Post Processing- Static Volumetrics Calculations: Clicking on the Report button in a restored session in which volumetrics calculations were performed now works correctly.

• 874348 Create Lithotype Proportions: We fixed a problem that was causing a DSR when overwriting a Proportion curve set map while the Facies Map and Plurigaussian Variogram Analyzer plots were displayed.


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• 874616 Static Volumetrics Calculations: If the selected Reservoir Type in Static Volumetrics Calculations is Oil Reservoir or Gas Reservoir and the Leverett J-Functions (Capillary pressure-based) method is used to calculate fluid saturations in the Volumetrics Petrophysical Properties Parameters dialog box, the hydrocarbon saturations are now computed correctly (water saturations are computed correctly).

• 877490 Grid Export: Null values are now recognized as "null" when exporting a vdb grid as a grdecl grid.

• 877511 Import 3D Grid: Loaded Petrel grids are READ ONLY. When loading such a grid, you will receive a popup message that if the grid is used for property modeling, no results are saved to OpenWorks.

• 878251 General Property Modeling: DS_CGI_cache was moved to the dsem flat file area and disk space checking was added to prevent an Exception related to lack of space.

• 878708 Visualization: If you open a Display Properties dialog box for multiple 3D grid probes where the 3D grids contain different subsets, changing the subset selection to one that does not exist in all 3D grids no longer results in a DecisionSpace Recovery dialog box.

Defect ID Summary


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Defect ID Summary

• 828813 & 838584 Cleaning Area: Cleaning area is only displayed for refinement gridded or kriged surfaces that are intersected and offset by faults and contain any surface grid, 2D seismic, or 3D seismic sources. For all other surfaces, the cleaning area settings are deactivated on the Dynamic Frameworks to Fill Workspace and the ‘Show cleaning area’ option on the Display Properties dialog box is grayed out.

• 840472 Surface-Fault Intersections: When more than one surface is being displayed in Map view, the surface-fault intersections are now displayed correctly rather than all being drawn on the active surface.

• 865131 Editing: Surface intersection editing was fixed to work with refinement gridded surfaces.

• 865319 Grid Extents: You can now change the grid extents of attribute maps with conformance.

• 865391 Compartments: You can now remove compartments from a Framework.

• 866054 Interval Maps: We added an option to output interval maps to specific map windows.

• 870797 Display: We fixed a problem where if two Frameworks were displayed, turning off the display of one Framework caused the other Framework in the session to turn off as well in Section view.

• 870092 GeoShells: Using View > Reload > GeoShell after updating GeoShell data in GeoProbe now works correctly.

• 870751 GeoShapers: After editing a GeoShaper previously used as a volumetrics constraint polygon, volumetrics calculations now updates to the newly interpreted GeoShaper area.

• 871117 Interpretation: Activating interpretation mode for framework intersection edits no longer causes the framework to update if Live Updates has been disabled.

• 873048 Error: We fixed a problem that was resulting in a DecisionSpace Recovery dialog box if you created an OpenWorks grid from a Framework surface using a name that already existed and there was a space (blank character) at the end of name.

• 873509 Framework Creation: A Framework created in an IP project and loaded with a new session using All Data no longer creates two entries in your Inventory tree, one for all data and one for the IP project.

• 873967 GeoShell: DecisionSpace® Desktop now supports displaying a GeoShell in map intersection mode.

• 876678 Table: A Framework is now listed in the Select Session Data table only if its CrsId matches the CrsId for the selected session Interpretation Project (IP).

• 877034 Volumetrics: Volumetrics now works in TVD.


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• 878355 Interpretation: Views no longer switch to Interpretation mode after creating a new Framework.

• 879061 Volumetrics: The area/depth plot in Volumetrics now plots cumulative volume vs depth.

• 879285 Remove Compartments: We added a Remove Compartments so that you can remove all compartments before editing a Framework and then recompute compartments after the edits are done.

• 879337 Surface Source: If you remove a surface source, associated conformance relationships are no longer propagated to the next surface.

• 881533 Updates: The Framework now updates correctly after contour to grid changes.

Defect ID Summary


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Defect ID Summary

• 847176 Correlation view: Displaying all of a project’s log curves in a Correlation view no longer causes an exception.

• 866217 Dipmeter Analysis: The issue of dipmeter TST visualization not correctly accounting for unit conversion when in USOF Metric Depth has been resolved. Previously, if the project units were set to USOF Metric, the display of Cumulative TST circles and Cumulative TST Marker lines were not correctly taking into account the feet to meters scaling.

• 866394 Dipmeter Analysis: The issue of TST visualizations not working correctly when the section was taken from well end to well head (180 degree view from usual) has been resolved.

• 868260 Geometry Projection and GeoShaper Interpretation: The issue of Geometry Projection not correctly accounting for unit conversion when in USOF Metric Depth has been resolved. Previously, if the project units were set to USOF Metric, the display of GeoShaper Interpretation, Geometry Projection lines was not correctly taking into account the feet to meters scaling.

• 868265 Fault Prediction: The issue of Fault Prediction not correctly accounting for unit conversion when in USOF Metric Depth has been resolved. Previously, if the project units were set to USOF Metric, the display of Fault Interpretation, Fault Prediction lines were not correctly taking into account the feet to meters scaling.

• 869923 & 869985 Well Pick Interpretation: The performance issues when creating or loading several surface picks in a large project have been resolved with the new wellbore data visibility behaviors.

• 870995 Dipmeter Analysis: The issue of a hard lock after excluding all data points from a dipmeter stereonet has been resolved.

• 871990 Geometry Projection: The issue of writing two lines at the extent of a geometry projection when Increment was turned on has been resolved.

• 872007 GeoShaper Interpretation: The issue of being unable to create GeoShapers in an interpretation project when the user does not have access to the associated master project has been resolved.

• 872651 GeoShaper Interpretation: GeoShaper thicknesses are now updated in the Cube view after editing the GeoShaper.

• 873598 Fault Prediction: The fault prediction, “You are about to write a fault segment to the currently selected fault bucket” warning dialog box initiates underneath the fault prediction window, and selecting it does not bring it forward. This issue has been resolved.

• 875220 Well Layout: The issue of log curves jumping back to the Depth track when they have been assigned to another track has been resolved.

• 875465 Well Log Data: User defined curve details from the OpenWorks Curve Dictionary are now honored by DecisionSpace® Desktop software


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• 876168 GeoShells: We fixed a problem that was causing a crash when the GeoShells were displayed in a map intersection view.

• 880063 Correlation view: The performance issue when large amounts of data are displayed in Correlation view has been resolved.

• 880894 GeoShaper Interpretation: You can now rename all GeoShapers.


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Defect ID Summary

• 835674 Horizon Display: Incorrect horizon display in 2 Cube views [when one is domain converted].

• 836579 Interpretation Note: After adding Interpretation Note in Map view and then maximizing the Map window get recovery dialog box.

• 842269 Polygons: Labeled units for “Reject polygons smaller than” in smoothing for Auto Poly are incorrect.

• 855990 Plots: Customers report plots are limited to ~80 inches long. This is too small for customers with 2d lines or regional 3Ds.

• 864306 Shared Memory Volumes: Missing data values for timeslice in Map View for shared memory volume.

• 866343 Curve Shifts: Depth-Depth curve shifts applied when not selected.

• 867759 Time Shifts: Applying interactive time-shift on 3d survey results in many artifacts.

• 869118 Performance: Dir .dat directories are checked for permissions on every horizon interpretation MB1 click.

• 869559 Horizon Names: Request that Select Session Data shows full 60 characters for horizon names, instead of truncated names.

• 869792 Cube View: Probe IL/XL/Slice of .bri & .cmp should show null values as Zero Color instead of Max Color.

• 870659 Shortcut Key: Flatten Selection mode shortcut key (Y) doesn't work when map and section tabs are in same window.

• 871252 Horizon Values: The depth horizon Min. and Max. values are inverted in Seismic Data Manager.

• 871430 MachBanding: Occurs on seismic displays in Section View.

• 872148 Performance: ezTracker takes over 22 hours to complete job on windows with same job taking around 1 1/2 hours to complete on Linux

• 872372 ezTracker: ezTracker amplitude extraction performance reduction (snaps even when snap off).

• 872644 Map-Display Properties: Quality always reverts to Binned after saving session, exit and re-open session.

• 872896 Cube View: Thick yellow outline on Active Section line weight doesn't update properly.

• 873341 Shared Memory Volumes: Spec Decomp shared memory volumes throws errors when the colorbar is changed.

• 873393 Cube View: x shortcut key for Area Track conflicts with x for expand probe.

• 873471 Zigzag: Snap to Line increment causes 3D zigzag to create arbline panels.


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• 873619 ezValidator: Strain/Slip color overlay cannot be turned off in anchor modes: obscures data.

• 873826 Session Restore: Session does not restore flattened horizon.

• 874053 Horizon Interpretation: 2d Horizon double posting during horizon interpretation, reproduced with the session file only.

• 874196 Horizon Interpretation: Move cursor into map that is in horizon interpretation mode hangs application [heavy weight display].

• 874807 Performance: Slow section stepping due to large number of invisible horizons in session.

• 875291 ezValidator: ezValidator does not appear to be checking out any license.

• 877172 Transform View: Transform View is not releasing the Attributes license correctly.

• 877312 Seismic Mask Editor: Toggling off Seismic Mask Editor row value range corrupts seismic display in section view.

• 877452 Time Shift: saved session shows time-shift mess-up [3D survey shift].

• 877500 Project Permissions: Need warning message in cube view when project permissions are not set properly.

• 877650 2D Intersections: 2D intersections not displaying on an Inline, for a particular 3D survey.

• 877888 Scrollbar Buffer: Section View scrollbar buffer indicator and the slide bar become disconnected.

• 878457 ezTracker: if input = output and user toggles off Clear Output, tracking fails with no seeds found.

• 882185 Display: Cube view fails to display 2D lines; exceptions.

Defect ID Summary

• 872889 Probes: Run attributes on an Inline probe, an Xline probe is output.


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Defect ID Summary

• 871134 Domain Conversion: List of velocity models in Domain Conversion does not always include new hybrid models saved from Velocity Modeling. If this occurs, in the data tree of the Select Domain Conversion dialog box, click the right mouse button (MB3) on the Velocity Models entry and select “Reinitialize List.”

• 871349 Salt Body Table: If you click on a horizon cell in the Salt Body table, the dialog box showing the horizon(s) is modal and you can not interact with Velocity Modeling or the DecisionSpace® Desktop software until the dialog box is dismissed.

• 872817 Minimum Depths: Velocity models with minimum depths different from the Project Datum are displayed incorrectly in Cube view probes.

• 873032 Frameworks: When a framework is changed in Frameworks to Fill, it is not updated in Velocity Modeling, even if the Velocity Modeling session is restarted. The workaround is to make a copy of the modified framework in the Frameworks to Fill task pane and drag and drop the copy of the modified framework into Velocity Modeling.

• 873050 Preferred TD Curves: When you use a Well List containing Preferred TD curves, the Preferred TD curves are not used by Velocity Modeling unless the current interpreter is listed first in the Interpreter Source Priority list.

• 873097 Probe in Cube View: A velocity model probe in the Cube view does not scale properly where the project and survey have different units (for example, the project is in metric and the survey is in US Oil Field). For this case, velocity models will only display properly in Section and Map views.

• 877083 License: The velocity model building license is not available for release after a velocity model has been constructed. Restarting the session will fully release the license.


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Defect ID Summary

• 844861 Internet Services: You can now use Internet services through Web Map Service (WMS) and ArcGIS servers.

• 864346 MXD Files: There is no longer an issue renaming an MXD file.

• 867763 Broadcasting Performance: Broadcasting from the GIS View of a single layer seems to bring in multiple layers causing slow performance. However, the speed when broadcasting only a subset of a MXD's layers has improved.

• 868650 Opening MXD: Opening a new MXD now prompts the user to save.

• 868658 GeoShapers: When saving a layer to a GeoShaper, the user is now prompted to specify a unique name if the name already exists in the database.

• 873215 Warning Message: If the user does not have write permission to create an OpenWorks pointset from an ESRI Grid, a warning message will now appear.

• 875456 Rendering: Georeferenced images that previously failed to render completely now render in their entirety.

• 876021 Carto Snapping: Carto snapping a GIS layer to a Geoshaper no longer hangs.

• 878642 GIS Session: Corrected the Null Pointer Exception issue when restoring a GIS Session.

Defect ID Summary



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Defect ID Summary

• 848417, 852175 Boundaries: Now when you are in Select Session Data and you open the Display Properties Editor for a stage and change the color mode to Two Boundaries, the boundary type to Surface Grid or Horizon, and select the upper and lower boundaries, the microseismic events will appear with the boundary colors. Previously, the microseismic events were displayed as an unknown color.

Now, if you are in the Display Properties Editor and change the color mode to One Boundary, and change the size of the microseismic events, the color of the microseismic events appear. Previously, the color of the microseismic events would disappear.

• 851898 Azimuth Calculations: If you calculated azimuth using mixed units such as metric units and American system units, the azimuth depth and the azimuth dip will be correctly applied.

• 867601 AOI: Previously, if the project's AOI (area of interest) was not properly defined in OpenWorks®, you would see artifacts, such as flashing or black spots, when the data was rendered in Cube view. This issue has been fixed and no longer occurs.

Defect ID Summary

• 851328 Surface Selection Box: No dynamic update on surface selection box.

• 866786 Line Weight: Cannot change line weight for well plan in Section view.

• 866790 Display: Digitized plans cannot be displayed in Section view.

• 874250 Geoshapers: There is no “Select All” button when converting geoshapers to hazards.

• 874343 Selection: Cannot select native format Petrel or Eclipse grids.

• 874826 3D Models: The 3d grid model drop-down does not refresh when 3D models are added to or dropped from the current Session.


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Defect ID Summary

• 865319 Attribute Maps: Cannot change the grid extents of attribute maps with conformance when using Dynamic Framework to Fill.

• 871024 Horizon Map Displays: In some non-rectangular horizon map displays, an artifact can appear that the survey corner point.

• 872415 Log Curves: Fill curve to curve between log curves using assign layout is not working properly.

• 872830 & 865081 ezTracker: ezTracker will fail when selecting a shared memory volume in the Block at Volume option.

• 873659 & 877803 Sessions: Modes scale and positions for the views are not being saved/restored with the session.

• 873977 Displays: 2D intersections, displayed in other views, are not refreshed while interpreting.

• 873978 Horizon Interpretation: Active horizon for interpretation sometimes randomly shifts, causing interpretation problems.

• 873991 Session Restore: Restoring a session can produce a warning message about undefined datums. Undefined datums are treated as zero.

• 873998 Display: Vertical Images of a regional scale are very slow to display.

• 874000 & 874065 Correlation Polygons: Correlation tool polygon do not behave properly (close) in a restored session containing correlation polygons.

• 874047 Display: GIS data is slow to display. It is also displaying data outside the visible region.

• 874057 Display: Vertical images can be very slow to display in the section view.



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• 874063 Vertical Images: Cropped vertical images may be positioned incorrectly in the section view.

• 874064 & 874065 Correlation Polygons: Correlation tool polygons do not behave properly (close) in a restored session containing correlation polygons.

• 874069 Fault Interpretation: Fault interpretation fails when there is an existing fault with the same name/version but a different interpreter.

• 874096 Display: Extra redisplays can result from horizon interpretation mode and some specific data overlays.

• 874102 Horizon Tracking: Combining different horizons, tracked on different surveys, to a single horizons is not always working properly.

• 874194 & 844518 Polygons: Mapping polygon outline colors are not being saved/restored with the session.

• 874362 Horizon Interpretation: For horizons interpreted in both a 3D Survey and a 2D Line, only one output is generated when MB3 > Amplitude Extraction is performed.

• 874432 Display: Wells shifted with one depth unit will not display correctly in another measurement system.

• 875260 Messages: Unnecessary warning messages repeat throughout session in error log when faults/horizons/frameworks are owned by a private interpreter.

• 875448 Display: Desktop can fail when displaying a color raster along the well.

• 875541 Saving: Using the 2D/3D horizon, save as, from MB3 can cause other interpreter sessions to stall until the operation completes.

• 875578 Grid and Contour: The application may fail when adjusting the gridding 3D survey priority in the Grid and Contour dialog, and the horizons have not been displayed.

• 875601 Grid and Contour: Selecting items from the survey button, in the Grid and Contour dialog, will fail when 2d and 3d horizon data are added to gridding.

• 876043 OOIP Volumes: Incorrect OOIP volumes can result when using specific parameters.

• 876132 Grid and Contour: In Grid and Contour, area selected from map is not honored when Produce Rotated Grid option is used multiple times.

• 876148 Gridding: When gridding with both point sets and a single 3D horizon, the rotate grid options becomes unavailable.

• 876326 Velocity Model: A velocity model built from a Dynamic Framework is, by default, not conforming to the framework structure.

• 876593 Dynamic Framework: A failure can occur in Dynamic Framework editing when switching between the edit modes.

Defect ID Summary


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• 876693 Area Tracking: Area track fails when starting from the inline/xline face of box probe.

• 876938 Icon: The select intersecting 2D lines from the map icon is not enabling this selection mode.

• 877034 Volumetrics: Dynamic Frameworks Volumetrics not working in TVD.

• 877053 Raster Logs: The Image Registration tool for raster logs may not be enabled for use.

• 877418 3D Surveys: Selecting an inline/xline from map on a projected 3D survey can yield the wrong result if there are other 3D surveys of higher priority.

• 877711 Read Ahead: Specific multiple seismic panel sections can cause the seismic read ahead to fail.

• 877713 Performance: 2D seismic line performance can be impacted by the presence of many 3D surveys.

Defect ID Summary


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Defect ID Summary

• 850391 Zoom Parameters: The Zoom Parameters dialog box may not behave as expected when the Cube view is in Full Screen mode. The zoom parameters, at times, will lose its reference to the full screen window and, as a result, may reset the zoom parameters or the zoom parameter sliders may become disabled. The issue is more pronounced when there are more than one application window open. It is recommended that you adjust zoom parameters before placing the Cube view in Full Screen mode.

• 854674 Sessions: Saved sessions from 5000.4 restored in 5000.6 do not load well fault picks loaded with <ALL FAULT Picks>.

Defect ID Summary

• 837921 Documentation: Revised documentation about how Calculator (and StratAmp) use the upperAmplitude and lowerAmplitude parameters to exclude amplitudes in seismic attribute calculations.

• 841852 Smooth Algorithm: The issue of seeing regularly spaced lines of nulls when calculating the Smooth algorithm over very large surveys (and setting the variable POWERCALC_NCHUNKS to a high value) has been resolved.

• 848388 QuickView: The problem with saving horizon calculation results from QuickView when using multiple equations in a single run has been resolved.



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• 851751 Polygon Sets: Calculations using polygon sets as input for the interpolateHrz algorithm now work properly.

• 854618 Keystroke Command: Using the keystroke command Ctrl+C to copy an equation from a QuickView tab into the Equation Data table no longer causes the Calculator to crash (Linux and Windows 7).

• 855252 Calculation Tab: Stopping a calculation in the middle of a job no longer permanently disables the active Calculation tab.

• 855429 2D Horizon Data: The problem of not overwriting all of the 2D horizon data when saving 2D horizon calculation results from QuickView has been resolved.

• 860395 Smooth Algorithm: Using the Smooth algorithm on surfaces inside an inclusive polygon now works.

• 861060 Display: Rapid Display now has an option to cancel when a very large number of data items have been selected to display.

• 861122 Horizon Processing History: Status and Class information is being preserved with horizon processing history.

• 862787 Unique Paths: Calculator now uses a unique path to the pCalcCacheDir for each user identification. Doing so prevents multiple customers accessing the same directory simultaneously and causing Calculator to crash.

• 865804 Special Characters: Calculator now allows use of all special characters (underscores, dashes, and so forth) for file names.

• 866697 Color Bar: The min/max color bar values in the QuickView Color Bar are the reverse of those in the DecisionSpace® Desktop Color Bar task pane. Calculator has implemented an option to flip the min/max values. To so do, click right mouse button (MB3) in the QuickView Color Bar and select Flip Min Max.

Defect ID Summary

• 828973 Cross Plot: We fixed a problem that was causing the color spectrum in the Color Bar to be inverted when a cross plot was displayed.

• 851568 Subset Manager: You can now enter up to four decimal values when creating a Range.

Defect ID Summary

• 858876 Database Login: Clicking Cancel on a Pressworks database login causes the Quick Data Loader data selection tree to collapse.

• 858878 Log Curves: After closing the Pressworks connection and then reconnecting, selected Pressworks log curves may not show up in the Correlation View.


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Project Designer Fixed Issue

• 859863 Log Curves: In certain conditions, Pressworks log curves do not display in Correlation View.

Defect ID Summary

• 836966 Project Designer - Reporting - Save and Restore: Report items added to a tool box in the Project Design are now saved and restored with a session.

Defect ID Summary


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DecisionSpace Desktop Earth Modeling Fixed Issues


Defect ID Summary

• 807098 Surface Grid display properties: Changing the Histogram Scale value on the Display Properties dialog box for a surface grid now correctly updates the Color Bar.

• 829219 Point set display properties: Changes made in a Display Properties dialog box for one view are no longer applied to the point set in other views.

• 835132 PM Grid3D Summary Info: We fixed a problem where the Summary Info (accessed by clicking MB3 on the name of the PM Grid3D in the Inventoryand then selecting Summary Info from the popup menu) for a 3D grid that is loaded into the session using Tools > Load 3D Grid did not display the correct Layer Thickness and Origins.

• 836907 Stratigraphic Modeling- Seismic Attribute Blocking: The Block Method drop-down box is now correctly activated.

• 837293 PM Grid3D Display Properties: New properties created on a geocellular grid now appear correctly in the Display Properties dialog box for the grid even if the Display Properties dialog box is open when the new property is created.

• 843674 Stratigraphic Modeling: Layering models now appear in the Grid Geometry panel for a saved Framework even though the OpenWorks project and its associated external file have been restored to a different OpenWorks server. The .xml file is now dynamically updated at runtime.

• 848318 Post Processing: Uncertainty Analysis: We fixed a problem that was causing a new Cube view to open when you created a new probe.

• 851022 Facies Simulation: The maximum number of characters that can be entered when saving a variogram model is forty-five.

• 853987 GridSets: In a restored session, multiple realizations for a property on a GridSet now appear correctly in the realization selection boxes for the property.

• 861609 Point set creation: We fixed a problem that was preventing creation of the first point set in a new OpenWorks database.

Defect ID Summary

• 831499 Seismic Faults: Editing a seismic fault in the SeisWorks software now automatically updates a Framework using the same fault.

• 835832 Surface Picks: We fixed a problem that was giving “Zero thickness” warnings when editing Surface picks that are used in a Framework with Conformance enabled.

• 836625 Tip Line Fit Values: On the Fault pane in the Frameworks to Fill Workspace, the Tip line fit values are now limited to between 0 and 1.


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• 836773 Sessions: We fixed a problem that was causing a restored session with a great amount of data to yield warning messages even though the session restored correctly.

• 836957 Error Message: Removing a well list from the a session with a Framework no longer produces an error message.

• 849203 Fault Areas for Frameworks: We fixed a problem that was causing Fault Areas for Frameworks in depth to be incorrect.

• 850793 Attribute Maps: Surfaces and Attribute Maps have been separated so you are no longer prevented from changing the grid extent and geometry settings for an attribute map when the Kriging mapping algorithm is used.

• 853073 Editing: You can now move the intersection edit control handles when editing surface-surface intersections where the surfaces use refinement gridding.

• 854580 Editing: We fixed a problem that was causing a DecisionSpace Recovery message when editing a pick in the Correlation view with Live updates while interpreting on.

Defect ID Summary


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Defect ID Summary

• 839104 Pick Details: You are no longer able to enter values in the Pick Details panel (in the Well Pick Interpretation task pane) that exceed the total depth of a well.

• 844424 Annotation: Well interval annotation for surface and fault picks can now be turned on and off separately.

• 846126 Points in a Point Set: In Cube view, the issue of points in a point set disappearing when the visible min/max is changed and reset has been resolved.

• 847655 Log Curves: Log curves for a well in a Well Specific Layout now display in Cube view.

• 852618 Scales: The issue of scales being displayed in a well layout track differing from the scales posted in the side annotation area of the Correlation view window have been resolved. They both display the same, provided the same type of scale is selected for both.

• 852744 Geometry Projection: Geometry projection in time for Parallel and non-vertical Similar geometries is now honored when the vertical exaggeration (as set in the Scale and Z Range dialog box) is changed.

• 852823 Display Order: The right mouse button (MB3) option to change display order for well specific data (log curves and raster logs) is now working properly.

• 853336 Geometry Projection: Geometry projection in depth and time using gradient projection no longer crashes the application.

• 853672 Inventory Tree: Clicking right mouse button (MB3) on a well list in the Inventory tree no longer crashes the application.

• 853686 Engineering Data: Display properties for engineering data (casing, liner, and well perforations) now update properly.

• 853707 Inter-well Points: You can now add inter-well points to a Framework surface in Section view. To do so, click right mouse button (MB3) on the inter-well point name in the Inventory tree and select Add to active Framework.

• 853743 Interpreting Picks: The problem of seeing the Create Surface dialog box (for creating surface picks) while interpreting picks on an existing surface pick name has been resolved.

• 853861 MB3 Options: The correct right mouse button (MB3) options appear when you click on a wellbore in a new Correlation window.

• 854674 Fault picks: Fault picks from a saved session now restore properly.

• 854758 Wellbore Data: Wellbore data now displays correctly in well specific layouts

• 858311 TST and MD Values: TST (true stratigraphic thickness) and MD (measured depth) values are now posted in a window’s status bar. In order to see these values, you must turn on this option in Contents > View Properties > Status Bar > Well Depths.


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• 862277 Wellbore Data Headers: In Correlation view, dragging wellbore data headers to different tracks in a well layout now works properly.

• 862295 Projection Distance: The specified projection distance for wells in a well path section (in a Section view) is now being honored.

• 864819 Synthetics: In Correlation view, turning the visibility of synthetics on and off from the Inventory tree now works.


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Defect ID Summary

• 821591 Zigzag: Need ability to select zigzag displays as in SeisWorks (2D and 3D)

• 839927 Faults and Horizons: Display Properties shows erratic behavior when working with multiple faults or horizons.

• 840105 ISet: Rename of horizon in the inventory list is not reflected in ISet [Use MB3 > Validate Data]

• 847946 Permissions: When interpreting horizons in Cube and user lacks permission no warning message pops up.

• 853834 2D Lines: Horizon interpretation is not correct, annotation does not match cursor, for some 2D lines with unusual navigation.

• 854634 2D Lines: Not all 2D lines are visible in Map.

• 854644 Mistie Cutoff: Mistie cutoff does not accept values greater than 20

• 854676 Faults: Performance issues loading and displaying large numbers of faults (15,000).

• 854711 2D Horizons: Need line width control for 2D horizons in Map.

• 856907 Plotting: Unable to plot on 60 inch plotter.

• 857331 Non-orthogonal Surveys: Horizon Display is not in the proper location for non-orthogonal surveys.

• 857635 Snap Probe to Segment: Cube fault interpretation, snap probe to segment, does not always snap (2 node segments).

• 858459 Depth Conversion: 2D seismic lines are not depth converted properly in Cube.

• 859786 Windows: Crash when sitting idle for a long time (Windows)

• 860166 Polygons: Amplitude extraction polygon/lasso capture does not work on windows.

• 860246 Fault Deletion: External fault deletion makes application unusable waiting for fault delete to be completed.

• 860782 Fault Triangulation: Error from fault triangulation from another user.

• 863040 Zooming: Display aspect ratio in Section View when using vertical and horizontal zoom.

• 863874 Display: Cube does not display the horizon at the proper location for non-orthogonal surveys.

• 865499 Tabs: Error when creating or changing tabs while Contents dialog is open.

• 865829 Horizon Line Width: Change horizon line width independently in Section and Map.

• 867100 Section Stepping: 3D survey section stepping can be slowed due to volume priority searches.


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• 867798 TransformView: Crash when using TransformView on data shifted via the Seismic Data Manager.

Defect ID Summary

Not applicable First release of Seismic Attribute Generation

Defect ID Summary

• Not applicable First release of Velocity Modeling


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Defect ID Summary

• 844861 Internet Services: You can now use Internet services through Web Map Service (WMS) and ArcGIS servers.

• 862430 Geotiff Files: The colors used in Geotiff files are no longer distorted when displayed in the DecisionSpace Desktop window.

Defect ID Summary

• 853441, 864582, 865578

Log Curves: These three defects are related to problems with saving log curves created by the Log Calculator.

• 853444 Performance: The issue of slow performance when adding output log curves to the tree in Inventory has been resolved.

• 854679 LithCurve Models: Cutoff values for LithCurve models are now being read and saved correctly.

• 854841 Log Calculator: The Import Log Calculator Model dialog box now looks in the appropriate directory for models being imported into the Log Calculator.

• 855367 Log Calculator: Running the Log Calculator after docking the Correlation view window no longer causes an error exception.

• 857343 Lithology Curves: The problem with lithology curves being updated in Cube view is resolved.

• 862070 Progress Bar: A progress bar now appears when you click OK or Apply to save curves.

• 864748 Equations: Null values are created and are not saved to the database if an equation uses a division by zero.

• 869137 Log Calculator Model: Editing the File Name field in the Import Log Calculator Model dialog box no longer causes the import to fail. Other general usability improvements have been added to this dialog box.

Defect ID Summary

• 851898 Azimuth Calculations: If you calculated azimuth using mixed units such as metric units and American system units, the azimuth depth and the azimuth dip will be correctly applied.

• 867601 AOI: Previously, if the project's AOI (area of interest) was not properly defined in OpenWorks®, you would see artifacts, such as flashing or black spots, when the data was rendered in Cube view. This issue has been fixed and no longer occurs.


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Defect ID Summary

• 853239 Interpretation: Turning Well Planning interpretation off in cube view results in no mouse mode icon selected.

• 853892 Domain Conversion: DSR exception received when using Domain Conversion for Well Planning Module.

• 854327 Null Pointer Exception: Initiate New Plan encounters Null Pointer Exception from Section view, if Map view is in Map Intersection view.

• 854358 Active Well Plans: Adding time horizons to TWT section loses visibility of active well plans.

• 857178 Plan View: A recovery dialog with a Null Pointer Exception is raised when you Draw a Polygon Target in Plan view.

• 857924 Drawing Lines: Ability to draw lines (similar to polygons but not closed surfaces) that act as hazards added to the software.

• 858252 Drag-and-Drop: Unable to drag and drop Well Planning data into DecisionSpace® Desktop views.

• 861082 Well Targets: Well Section view not showing well targets when picked in that view.

• 862180 Display: Drillers Target display in desktop not matching with Display Properties.

• 865564 Display: Well plan display in Section view disappears when target name is switched using Display Properties.

• 865708 Polygons: When digitizing a polygon, MB2 or MB3 do not end the interpretation.

• 869145 Template Viewer: In the Template Viewer, cursor track/hover over the slots to get slot assignment pop ups, etc. A recovery dialog appears.


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Known Issues

The following list describes behaviors and problems that the DecisionSpace® Suite team has identified as being an issue to users. This list does not include all the known problems of DecisionSpace® Suite software.

DecisionSpace Base Known Issues

General Usability and Performance Known Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 884840 Invalid Parenthesis character in path: If the application is installed into a location with a path that results in using parentheses “( )”, the application may not start. If the parentheses occur within the first eight characters, the launch scripts interpret the parentheses as the part of the logic of the launch script. If the parenthesis occurs after the eighth character, it is ignored by the launch scripts.

Workaround is to not install the application to a location with a path containing a parenthesis occurring within the first eight characters. This issue is expected to be resolved in a future release.

A valid example is: C:\Landmark\Program Files (x86)

An invalid example is: C:\DS(86)

• 911413 Time-depth conversion window doesn’t open: The Time/Depth conversion GUI does not display when launched from the Tools menu.

Workaround is to open the GUI by using right-click (MB3) on the seismic volume.


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Print Preview Known Issues

Calculator Known Issues

Graphics Known Issues

Data Analysis Known Issues

Defect ID Summary

Display: A few items either do not display in Print Preview or do not appear in the hardcopy output (.cgm or .pdf). These include cursors; Correlation Tool polygon fill; ezValidator displays; Transform View; and Note callouts. The default view scale bar and gridlines can be replaced using Scale Bar and Border plot shapes, respectively, in Print Preview.

• 918620 Capturing Well Headings: Scaled Hardcopy for Sections can capture well headers opened on the view—in a strip just above the section proper. If the Section well header is OPEN but empty—that is, no wells posting to the Section—then the Print Preview can become visually distorted although the subsequent plot is true and accurate. Avoid this visual distortion by going to Print Preview with a posted well (say, with an increase in the criteria distance for the section), or close the header strip on the Section.

• 918804 Plotting: Vertical images do not plot correctly when you are using the TVDSS domain.

• 918915 Correlation View: In Print Preview correlation view, a Null Pointer Exception (NPE) is generated when using Template Save As to save a plot template with edited border properties.

Defect ID Summary


Defect ID Summary


Defect ID Summary

• 900062 Crossplots: Crossplots with seismic volume do not display MSEs having 0 amplitude value.

• 911180 Crossplots: Closing another tab while working in a crossplot with a point set created in memory opens a NullPoint exception.


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Geomechanics Known Issues

Project Designer Known Issues

Defect ID Summary


Defect ID Summary

• 904275 Batch Processing: Run Static Volumetrics Calculation task deletes the probe in Cube view.

• 910655 Batch Processing: Petrophysical Property Modeling: When using Edit Model to change modeling parameters and rename the property, it does not appear in the Collocated list.


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DecisionSpace Earth Modeling Known Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 898959 Post Processing: Flow Simulation: Data entry in the Flow Simulation panel does not persist (save and restore) as a part of a session.

• 902270 Data Input: DecisionSpace Recovery error when using two instances of the software with a common point set property and deleting it from the first instance while is displayed in data analysis plots in the second instance.

• 906468 Post Processing: Flow Simulation: A discrepancy in the progress bar display exists such that it is not coincident with the expected runtime of the executed Flow Simulation job.

• 907768 Stratigraphic Model: DecisionSpace Recovery error occurs when creating a new probe using two instances of the software use a common point set in the same 3D Grid.

• 908070 Grid Analysis Toolkit: Newly created surface grids use the “Spectrum” color map by default; while the input grid may be using another color map type. Also, the data range of the newly created surface grid may be a subset of the input grid, resulting in a mismatch of the color map and data range as expected with respect to input and output grid data.

• 908740 Grid Analysis Toolkit: Errors in exception handling may lead to false indication that a computation had completed successfully when it did not.

• 909591 Post Processing: Flow Simulation: Disparities in size may exist between wells associated with dynamic data and their corresponding perforations.

• 909596 Post Processing: Flow Simulation: During Flow Simulation submission the entire session is placed in a frozen state. The state is returned to an active setting once the job completes.

• 910644 Post Processing: Flow Simulation: Upon multiple job submissions to Nexus the automated grid probe creation for the recurrent data becomes disabled; thus, while the recurrent data is returned to the Cube View, the user may be required to manually create a grid probe to visualize the results.

• 911877 Stratigraphic Modeling: DecisionSpace Recovery error occurs when using two separate instances of the software and creating a lithotype definition in one instance from a 3D grid using the same point set loaded in both instances.

• 912777 Grid Analysis Toolkit: User-defined property names must not exceed 24 characters in length.

• 912934 Visualization: When using ‘Clip to Probe,’ the image disappears from Cube view.

• 913334 Grid Analysis Toolkit: Resizing the Grid Analysis Toolkit window results in erroneous behavior of the Help and Close buttons; as well as the ensuing actions of those buttons once selected.


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• 913869 Grid Analysis Toolkit: Overwriting an existing object (3D or surface grid property) that was removed from Inventory will occur at your action from the Grid Analysis Toolkit interface; however, the overwritten object will not automatically display in Inventory. You can recover from the Session Data area.

• 913870, 915612 Post Processing: Flow Simulation: Enable Well Selection from Cube views method:This method will only work on the latest enable Cube view if multiple views are opened. This is not an issue when only one Cube view is opened in the session. (915612).Cannot use the MB2 (right mouse button) zoom (in and out) capability when this method is used (913870).

• 914378 Post Processing: Flow Simulation: A discrepancy in the Simulation Well List and Perforation Manager exists such that they may not update accordingly when an input grid is redefined.

• 916164 Post Processing: Flow Simulation: The maximum amount of perforations per well permitted for the generation of streamlines is 200. Any perforations created in excess of this amount result in Nexus StreamCalc failure upon initiation of the Generate Streamlines option. This issue does not affect the Nexus simulation part of the submitted Flow Simulation job.

• 917721 3D Grid: DecisonSpace Recovery error when loading a large RESCUE data set (approximately 300 million cells).

• 918542 Post Processing: Flow Simulation: Upon completion, an option to create a grid probe for the simulation map data is prompted. Always select 'yes'. If you select 'no', the simulation results cannot be retrieved for the current session. Workaround: save the session, exit and re-launch the software (restoring the previously saved session). Then, use the Tools option "Load 3D Grid" to load the VDB related to the simulation results (and its case) into the Inventory.

Defect ID Summary


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Dynamic Frameworks to Fill™ Known Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 903754 Importing Frameworks: Loading multiple dynamic frameworks at the same time results in a problematic Framework rebuild where some items do not restore correctly. To resolve, load frameworks one at a time or simply refresh the Frameworks that did not load correctly.

• 903867 Velocity models: The session hangs if you remove a Framework associated with a particular velocity model from a session, change velocity models, then add that Framework back into the session.

• 903965 Fault tab: The Fault area does not update properly if a fault is reinterpreted or altered and then added to the active Framework. If this fault is the first fault in a Framework, the Fault area updates as expected.

• 907260 Master grid surface: Removing the source to the master grid surface then adding it again permanently changes all surfaces to triangulation.

• 910700 Framework update: The application crashes when you create a fluid contact while the model is updating.

• 911905 Attribute Maps: An attribute map saved in a Static Framework becomes static as well. If you alter this map in a restored session, the interval becomes invalid as one map is dynamic and one map is static. Workaround: First delete the static map from your Framework and re-create it in the Static Framework, thus creating a new dynamic map that you can work with.

• 913886 Fault Network: While manually creating a fault network, clicking immediately on the same fault previously networked is prevented, however, access is recovered after making other object selections.

• 916262 Overlays: Interacting with other objects in Cube view can cause the Color task pane to drop the overlay color map and display the Framework surface color map.

• 917256 Intersection Editing: Cannot perform intersection editing in section view if the section line is selected before faults are added to framework. Workaround is to reselect the section line after faults are added.

• 918242 Overlays: DecisionSpace Recovery error when removing an overlayed attribute map with custom extents from the Framework. To avoid this issue, turn off the overlay prior to removing the attribute map.

• 918394 Overlays: DecisionSpace Recovery error after creating an attribute map overlayed in a Section view on a static Framework and then removing and reloading that static Framework.


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DecisionSpace Geology Known Issues

Horizontal Well Correlation Known Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 900122 Well Query Tool: Temporary point sets created in TWT using the Well Query Tool do not display.

• 902013 Well Template Conversion: The Well Template Migration tool allows users to name a layout using more characters than the Well Layout tool allows.

• 912181 Single Well Info: The Well Location-lease Id appears to be an editable field, but you cannot save any information in it.

• 913294 Well Layout: Using curve aliases to color fill density porosity curves in a region does not work well.

• 914249 Point Set Z Fields: “TVD” fields for point sets created by ZMAP+ software and the Well Query Tool (DecisionSpace) differ from point sets created elsewhere in the DecisionSpace software. With DecisionSpace, values in “TVD” Z fields are referenced from sea level. With ZMAP+ and the Well Query Tool, values are referenced from the elevation of the corresponding well. For such point sets, if you select the “TVD” field as the Z Position field in the Point Set Display Properties dialog box, the points will be positioned incorrectly in Cube view. If available, choose the “SSTVD” or “TVDSS” field instead.

• 915937 Print Preview Multiplier: The Print Preview multiplier used to increase annotation size does not work for Well Notes.

• 916237 Surface Picks in Print Preview: In Print Preview, the annotation for surface picks appears to be larger if a surface is selected in the Well Pick Interpretation task pane prior to selecting Print Preview.

• 917238 Well Query Tool: The software throws an error when you create a well list using the Well Query Tool and the task pane is undocked.

• 918625 Well Query Tool: If the total depth of a well is greater than the last point in the well’s position log, the X/Y values for the point set for that well will be determined from the well header’s X Coord BH and Y Coord BH rather than being extrapolated from the last few points of the position log. If those values in the well header are incorrect, the point set generated by the tool will display in an incorrect location for that well.

Defect ID Summary

• 910396 Cursor cross hairs: Cursor lines/cross hairs (which are controlled by Shortcut Key Q) are incorrect in the Horizontal Well Correlation Workspace for the Section and the horizontal and vertical Correlation views.

• 914130 Save/Restore: Framework selection is not persisted in HWC session Save and Restore.

• 915429 Loading Wells: java.lang.NullPointerException occurs while reloading wells after deleting a well displayed in HWC.


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Structural Modeling Known Issues

Zone Manager Known Issues

DecisionSpace Geophysics Known Issues

Seismic Attribute Generation Known Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 872443 Geometry Projection: Geometry Projection does not select the entire Framework line when in a Well Path Section.

Defect ID Summary


Defect ID Summary

• 908325 Export/Import: Enable Pack & Go export then import of 3D horizons to also export and import lineage—a new kind of horizon attribute associated with a structure horizon.

Defect ID Summary

Output: The Seismic Attribute Generation component allows you to create 2D or 3D seismic data in the DecisionSpace software. Using the All Lines default to generate 2D attribute data creates a separate file for each 2D line in the active 2D line list. You may need to delete unwanted seismic files using the Seismic Data Manager in the OpenWorks software.

• 869367 Job Manager: With insufficient memory, the Job Manager shows that the job is complete, but no volume name is listed in the Job Manager.

• 874742 Volume Math: The Min/Max scaling values listed in the Select Session Data dialog box for a seismic volume calculated using the Difference algorithm in the Volume Math dialog box are the same as the values of the first input volume.

• 878290 Dip Attribute: The scale factor for the Dip attribute is incorrect for 3D data.

• 879528, 886245 dir.dat: Get “dir.dat is not valid” message in either of the following situations: • the path in the dir.dat to where created data is written is not specified

• a missing or corrupt velocity model is selected for time-depth conversion

The Seismic Attribute Generation software requires write permission to the file system defined in the active dir.dat configuration file. Output to Shared Mem-ory is an exception, since it does not require a file system to function and the shared memory volume, when saved to a .vol file, is saved to a user-defined file system.


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• 879604 AOI: The z values are changed to out of the data range when the area of interest (AOI) is defined using the Select from Map option on the Seismic Attribute Generation dialog box. The out-of-range z values are shown in red on the Area of Interest pane.

The workaround is to ensure the Map view is active, then enter zero (0) in the Current Domain Value text box between the left and right “Step” icons on the DecisionSpace software’s Frame Control toolbar. Click Select from Map and draw the AOI. Click in the red Minimum Z text box on the Area of Interest pane, then hit Enter. Repeat in the red Maximum Z text box. The correct z values will be used in the calculation.

• 881560 Data Extents: The full extents (Inline, Crossline, and Z ranges) of the first input seismic volume are used by the Difference algorithm in the Volume Math dialog box. Limiting the extents (subsetting) gives incorrect results.

• 884013 Data Increment: Cannot choose the output format type if the inlines/crosslines of the input data do not increment by one (1). This behavior persists if you change a volume with an increment not equal to 1 to have an increment of 1. The output format will be brick (bri) format for any SeisWorks seismic input format. The option to select compressed (cmp) format is not available. If a shared memory (shm) volume is input, the output format will be shm.

• 887107 Display: Time-depth converted seismic data shows background distortion when shared memory (shm) input is output in compressed (cmp) format.

• 889581 Output: User-defined output name in Time-Depth Conversion dialog box reverts to default filename if velocity model or conversion method is changed.

• 890730 Performance: Volume Math and Time-Depth Conversion can take a long time to run, especially if the velocity model or the seismic data set is large.

• 896706 Frequency Attributes: Error when generating some frequency attributes with an even Samples value.

Average Frequency, Bandwidth, Quality Factor, and Thin-bed Indicator use a Hamming filter, which requires an odd number of samples. If an even number of samples is entered, a warning message is displayed. The workaround is to enter an odd value for the vertical dimension (Samples) value.

• 896724 Structure Attributes: Error when generating Relative Amplitude Change in Y attribute with a single inline as the AOI.

• 898546 Volume Math: The two seismic volumes used as input must be from the same seismic survey, or the second volume must be a subset of the first volume, with inclusive line and trace numbers.

Volume Math is designed to work on seismic volumes from the same survey. For multiple surveys, common inline/crossline numbering is required where the seismic volumes overlap. When run on partially overlapping surveys, the output contains only the union of the two surveys.

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Velocity Modeling Known Issues

• 904597 Job Manager: Under certain conditions, a job indicated as “COMPLETE” is actually missing from the database.

• 906299, 909093 Domain Conversion: Time-depth conversion in Seismic Attributes must be run before any other domain conversions in DecisionSpace, or the conversion will not work.

• 917416 Waveform Classification: The waveform classification output is misplaced in Map view when the project measurement system in OpenWorks is U.S. Oil Field, but the x,y coordinates of the AOI are in meters.

Workaround is to start the session with a measurement system of SPE Metric, then run Waveform Classification. The dialog box reflects units in meters and the waveform output is displayed in the correct location in Map view.

Defect ID Summary

• 873037 Velocity Model Display: Velocity models displayed in Section views show stair steps at abrupt transitions such as layer and salt body boundaries.

A DecisionSpace software workaround which helps considerably is to change the X, Y and Z sample rates to match their minimum value. From the Select Session Data manager, load the desired velocity model and in the session data table you can find the X, Y, and Z sample rates. These are editable fields so if you change them to 1, the sample rate will be minimized. This helps avoid much of the stair-stepping pattern seen on some velocity models displays.

• 895887 Formation Manager allows multiple formations with the same name. If this occurs, you should exercise care in selecting the correct formation or rename one.

• 898144 Sessions: If a model is renamed and then saved, it will not have the new name when the session is restored. The name will be correct in the DecisionSpace Inventory listing but incorrect in the Velocity Modeling Build panels and Model Summary Report.

• 898897 Well Surface Picks: Inter-well Points made by another interpreter are not available for use in Velocity Modeling. Workaround: The original Inter-well Point interpreter can use the OpenWorks Interpreter Manager to grant permission to Velocity Modeling interpreter to start a session as the original interpreter.

• 901026 Documentation: Missing online help for Equation tab on Crossplot window. This tab is only visible if the Crossplot tool is launched from the Velocity Modeling module.

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• 907375 Domain-Converted Horizon: A horizon that is domain converted using Velocity Modeling does not overlay the horizon from which it is extracted.

Domain conversion using the Dynamic Velocity Model option on the right-click menu for a single well is not identical to the domain conversion from a single well TDQ model. To get accurate domain conversions, we recommend building a proper velocity model with the DecisionSpace Velocity Modeling module. At a minimum, the “proper model” should include a few wells and some structural control horizons.

• 914697 Seismic Velocity: Results of using a Seismic Velocity from processing is different than expected. Units are not being converted when SeisSpace velocity units are different from project units and these velocities are used in hybrid models through the processing connection.

The current OpenWorks project units in lateral and vertical directions are now shown just below the SeisSpace project units in the Processing Connection dialog. In addition, a warning message pops up when the SeisSpace unit system is inconsistent with the OpenWorks vertical units.

• 917828 Model Extents: The Add mode for defining Model Extents needs to be disabled for models defined by Frameworks or hybrid models.

• 917940 Hybrid Model: Cannot save a hybrid model to SeisSpace you are using a SeisSpace 5000.8.3 data server.

• 918587 Hybrid Model Generation: Errors occur when a velocity model that includes a framework is being build, then is canceled and quickly restarted before the build confirmation is delivered.

Workaround is to wait until the ‘model has been aborted’ message appears, then rebuild the model.

• 918882 Hybrid Model: All surface pick instances are not listed when loading DTE models. The surface pick will only be listed once in the hybrid model, even though the DTE model used the surface pick multiple times. The surface pick may have been used in the DTE model with different sets of wells and/or with a different time horizon assigned to the pick.

Workaround is to manually input the additional surface pick instances.

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DecisionSpace GIS Known Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 833200 GIS Grid Files: For AUX files, setting the color mode to Database does not work as expected. Database color means that the data should display the color scheme stored in the AUX file.

• 835824 GIS Grid Files: The solid color option may not work for some AUX files.

• 835944 Monitor: If you use dual monitors on Linux and the GIS View is on a secondary monitor, the report dialog box will not allow you to complete the report dialogue operation. Workaround: Simply launch GIS View and display it on your primary monitor.

• 860103 WGS84: Bring data into the GIS module as WGS84. Otherwise, the font size of inserted comments does not display correctly.

• 862373 WGS84: Chain datum transformations in DecisionSpace GIS may cause inaccurate datum shifting. To minimize datum shifting issues, load the data in WGS84 or in the Project CRS.

• 867200 Shapefile: Shape data quality is bad in Cube view for some GIS image data.

• 867881 Shapefile: When zoomed in, the Shapefile in the Cube view may display poor quality labels.

• 873770 Cube View: The GIS grid may not correctly reflect the colormap opacity in Cube view.

• 874011 Loading Data: Loading image data in XY or XYZ mode takes a lot of memory.

• 875292 Shapefiles: The Cube view paints Shapefiles in random colors in XY mode.

• 877197 Dates: Various dates may appear in time format.

• 878131 Cube View: Symbology is not implemented in the X,Y mode for Cube view.

• 878226 GIS View: A grid in the tiff file format does not broadcast properly from the GIS view to the DecisionSpace software.

• 889842 ArcLgc Bridge: The ArcLgc Bridge toolbar is not automatically installed and functional after the DecisionSpace software installation on the Windows 7 platform. Workaround: Install an executable file from the Installation Directory. For more information, see DecisionSpace® GIS Extension for ArcMap in the DecisionSpace online help.

• 890863 GIS View: If you launch the DecisionSpace Software, open the DecisionSpace GIS tool, add a Shapefile the GIS view, and click the Close button (the X in the upper right corner), the GIS View goes blank, and no data can be added to the GIS view. The only recourse is to click the Close button (X) again to exit the GIS view.

• 897120 Draping: Draping an image over a surface grid causes the image below the grid to appear as if it is seeping through the top of the image. Workaround: Turn off the grid or make it transparent.

• 897895 Point Set: Saving a surface grid as a point set from GIS grids fails if an ESRI map is selected in the GRID options.


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DecisionSpace Petrophysics Known Issues

• 898020 GIS View: When exiting the DecisionSpace Desktop, if the GIS View is open, it will remain open and must be closed manually.

• 911997 ArcGIS Engine 10.1 Environment: When using the Add Data function in GISView, using the Ctrl key selects single files NOT multiple files. Use MB1 and drag it across the multiple files to highlight and select them.

• 917411 Map Servers: When you select the Map Servers data type, add multiple map server layers to the session and drape the map server with grids, when you open the Display Property Editor and Select Session Data and change the Grid Type in the DPE, the grid value will read null.

• 917741 Not Enough Disk Space: On Linux, when you launch DecisionSpace Suite using ArcGIS Engine 10.0, you may receive a warning message stating that you are “Unable to initialize the report from the xml file.” Workaround: This issue occurs because of low disk space. To free disk space on the file system, go to /home/user and delete the temporary or unused files.

Also, If you don’t have enough disk space, when you select SaveAsESRIGrid, the operation may fail. Workaround: Ensure that there is enough free space in the file system and ensure that there is enough free space on the file system where you want to save the ESRI grid.

• 918851 Map Servers: When you select the Map Servers data type, add multiple map server layers to the session and drape the map server with grids, when you open the Display Property Editor and Select Session Data and change the Domain from TVD to TWT and vice-versa, the Grid type will read null.

• 918945 Hardcopy: Hardcopy for GIS data can fail to print when added as a Map layer (MXD) to a session. This problem is intermittent, but it can occur when a Map is added either directly or as a result of a broadcast from the GISView tool. Workaround: GIS data can be added to the session in the DecisionSpace software as individual data elements, such as GIS Grids, Shapefiles/Features, Image Files/Rasters, Geodatabase elements, or Map Services. When added as individual elements, Hardcopy for GIS data works correctly.

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DecisionSpace Stimulation Known Issues

Defect ID Summary

• 820238 Treatment Wells: If you remove one or more microseismic stages from the treatment well (i.e., frac job/ frac well) or the treatment well itself from the OpenWorks database while DecisionSpace Stimulation is rendering that data in the views, DecisionSpace Stimulation may not properly update. Workaround: If any of these situations occur, re-launch the DecisionSpace Software.

• 849942 Limited Interpreter Permission: If you have Limited Interpreter permission for the current project, you will not be able to create azimuth, calculate Stimulated Reservoir Volume or Cumulative Stimulated Reservoir Volume as time-based curves, calculate customized curves, or split stages.

• 855724 Stimulation Dynamic Update: You must left-click (MB1) the Stimulation Dynamic Update icon twice to toggle ON the option the first time it is used during a session.

• 857933 Calculations for Horizontal Wells: Calculations for SRV, microseismic event density curves, and seismic moment logs are designed for horizontal wells and may not be correct for vertical wells.

• 873014 Azimuth: If you zoom in on any part of the azimuth ellipse or the azimuth annotation box so that part of it appears outside of the boundaries of the Map view, the azimuth disappears. Workaround: Decrease the zoom, that is, zoom out until the ellipse or annotation box is inside the boundaries of the Map view.

• 874920 Seismic Data: When you try to remove the last seismic data that was displayed, it is automatically re-added when the Section view is displayed. Therefore, if the seismic data was used for coloring microseismic events, the Cube view display will appear out of sync. The Cube view refreshes itself whenever the user removes the seismic data but it is unaware of it being re-added automatically. Workaround: Make any revisions to the stages in the Stimulation Select Session Data lower panel and the Cube view will refresh, putting the display in sync.

• 880359 Crossplot: If you try to update the crossplot or zoom in and zoom out on it, the legend information disappears from the crossplot. Workaround: Increase or decrease the size of the cross plot window and the legend information will appear.

• 884374 Real-time: Performance issues may occur when displaying data from multiple wells and large stages during a real-time job. Workaround: To prevent this from occurring, set environment variable VS_FORCE_GC to 1 by accessing your user’s environment variables and entering VS_FORCE_GC in the Variable Name field and entering 1 in the Variable Value field.

• 886964 Seismic Probe: When you click MB3 on the seismic probe and change the colors in the Colormap column on Select Session Data lower panel, the color of the microseismic events should match the color of the seismic probe but they don’t.


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DecisionSpace Well Planning Known Issues

• 888628, 890148 Automatic Animation: When you use the Play or Rewind Button in the Stimulation task pane for animation, turning the inventory stages on and off or clicking the Refresh button on the Stimulation task pane can cause views to display inconsistent data. This can also occur with other user interface interactions specifically when adding, removing, or modifying data in the views. When using automatic animation, it is recommended that you stop the animation before making user interface interactions that would cause changes in the views. Workaround: If you see inconsistent data in the views, resolve it by moving the slider bar on the Stimulation task pane.

• 896002 Polar Plots: Switching the application’s look and feel does not update the background color properly for polar plots that have been opened. Workaround: Resize the window or click the polar plot option again to display a new plot.

• 896048 Opacity: When microseismic events are used with seismic volume or reservoir volume colors, the opacity is determined by the MSE opacity on the MSE tab on the Display Property dialog. Any opacity change made on the seismic volume or reservoir volume fields on the MSE Color tab won’t be reflected on the colors of the microseismic events. However, if the Color Bar is used to change seismic/reservoir opacity of the microseismic events, the opacity is changed.

• 899580 Print Preview: In the DecisionSpace Software, microseismic data displayed as colored dots plot as black in CGM files similarly to how the data appears in Print Preview in CGM

• 899866 DTS Files: Some DTS file formats are not supported.

Defect ID Summary

• 852702 Well Planning does not appear in the releasable license list.

• 866776 Cannot edit plan using grab handles in Section view.

• 866787 Grab handles seem to disappear when moving them in the Section view. (Although grab handles seem to disappear, they are displaying as point targets.)

• 875692 TracPlanner: Dragging and dropping multiple targets into an existing plan only moves one target.

• 879885 Horizontal Target: Previous results display briefly before new results are displayed in the Cube view.

• 880444 Well Planning Tree: The name of a project will only display 15 characters.

• 882935 Well Planning Tree: The copy function moves the item rather than make a duplicate. There is no cut function available.

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DecisionSpace GIS Known Issues for 5000.8.2.1

Defect ID Summary

• 907604 GIS: Only WMS servers that support the GeoTools 1.1.1 standard or above are supported in the Linux GIS platform. A DSR error will occur if the WMS server does not conform to this standard.


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Third-Party Applications

Halliburton uses various third-party applications in the development of its software.

Halliburton acknowledges that certain third party code has been bundled with, or embedded in, its software. The licensors of this third party code, and the terms and conditions of their respective licenses, may be found at the following location:

Linux:

$DSHOME/help/dspx/mergedProjects/dspx/third_party.pdf

Windows:

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The following table describes the third-party software in the DecisionSpace Desktop software version 5000.8.3.0 release that’s in addition to the ones listed in the Third Party document noted above.

Substance 6.1 Copyright © 2005-2010, Kirill Grouchnikov and contributors All rights reserved. Copyright © 2001-2005 JGoodies Karsten Lentzsch and contributors All rights reserved. Copyright © Werner & Walter Randelshofer. All Rights Reserved. Copyright Tango Project Copyright © Xoetrope Ltd., 2002-2004 Source Code: Original code available at Copyright © 2005-2010, Kirill Grouchnikov and contributors All rights reserved. Copyright © 2001-2005 JGoodies Karsten Lentzsch and contributors All rights reserved. Copyright © Werner & Walter Randelshofer. All Rights Reserved. Copyright Tango Project Copyright © Xoetrope Ltd., 2002-2004 Source Code: Original code available at: http://java.net/projects/substance/ Contact Landmark Graphics for a file documenting the changes that were made to the original code and a copy of the modified code.

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NCSA HDF5 (Hierarchical Data Format 5) Software Library and UtilitiesCopyright 1998-2006 by the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois.

All rights reserved.

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Sun Microsystems:

Java Advanced Imaging 1.1.2

JavaBeans Activation Framework 1.0

Java Matrix (JAMA) Package

Java Media Framework 2.1.1

AWT Java Native Interface (JNI)

TableLayout

Java Runtime Environment 1.6 Update 1

Java Media Framework 2.1.1e

JComponentVista

Java 2 Platform SE

RPC

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Jakarta-POI

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If you have a license to the InstallAnywhere Collaboration or InstallAnywhere Enterprise, you may use the Software for the purposes of creating unit test installations for your own exclusive use. You may use the software as a plug-in to the Eclipse Open Source IDE. Licensor is not licensing to you any right, title, and interest with respect to the Eclipse Open Source IDE; your use of the Eclipse Open Source IDE is subject to your acceptance of the terms and conditions of the end-user license agreement from Eclipse Foundation for that product.The Software component parts may not be separated for use on more than one computer, except as set forth in this Agreement. You may copy the files specifically identified in the documentation as "redistributables" and redistribute such files to your end users of your products, provided that: (a) all such distribution is done solely with the redistributables as an integral part of your software installations; (b) all copies of the redistributables must be exact and unmodified; and (c) you grant your end users a limited, personal, non-exclusive and non-transferable license to use the redistributables only to the extent required for the permitted operation of your products and not to distribute them further. You will reproduce with the redistributables all applicable trademark and copyright notices that accompany the Software, but you may not use Licensor's name, logos or trademarks to market your products.Licensor warrants that:a.it has the right and authority to grant the rights described in this Agreement, and; b.the Software, as provided, will substantially perform the functions described in the documentation when operated in the intended environment for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of delivery (the "Warranty Period"). THE WARRANTIES ABOVE ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. LICENSOR EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTIES OF NON-INFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Licensor does not warrant that the Software will (a) achieve specific results, (b) operate without interruption, or (c) be error free.

This Agreement does not convey to you any rights of ownership in the Software. All right, title, and interest in the Software and in any ideas, know-how, and programs which are developed by Licensor in the course of providing any technical services, including any enhancements or modifications made to the Software, shall at all times remain the property of Licensor or its licensor. You acknowledge and agree that the Software is licensed, not sold. You shall not permit the Software to be accessed or used by anyone other than your employees whose duties require such access or use.You will not remove, modify or alter any of Licensor's copyright, trademark or proprietary rights notices from any part of the Software, including but not limited to any such notices contained in the physical and/or electronic media or documentation, in the Setup Wizard dialogue or 'about' boxes, in any of the runtime resources and/or in any web-presence or web-enabled notices, code or other embodiments originally contained in or otherwise created by the Software, or in any archival or back-up copies, if applicable.


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iText Copyright © 1999-2005 by Bruno Lowagie and Paulo Soares. All Rights Reserved.

To use iText, you agree with either the Mozilla Public License (with LGPL as alternative license) or the Library General Public License (without MPL).Source Code License.The Initial Developer Grant.The Initial Developer hereby grants You a world-wide, royalty-free, non-exclusive license, subject to third party intellectual property claims:(a) under intellectual property rights (other than patent or trademark) Licensable by Initial Developer to use, reproduce, modify, display, perform, sublicense and distribute the Original Code (or portions thereof) with or without Modifications, and/or as part of a Larger Work; and(b) under Patents Claims infringed by the making, using or selling of Original Code, to make, have made, use, practice, sell, and offer for sale, and/or otherwise dispose of the Original Code (or portions thereof).(c) the licenses granted in this Section 2.1(a) and (b) are effective on the date Initial Developer first distributes Original Code under the terms of this License.(d) notwithstanding Section 2.1(b) above, no patent license is granted: 1) for code that You delete from the Original Code; 2) separate from the Original Code; or 3) for infringements caused by: i) the modification of the Original Code or ii) the combination of the Original Code with other software or devices.

Contributor Grant.Subject to third party intellectual property claims, each Contributor hereby grants You a world-wide, royalty-free, non-exclusive license:(a) under intellectual property rights (other than patent or trademark) Licensable by Contributor, to use, reproduce, modify, display, perform, sublicense and distribute the Modifications created by such Contributor (or portions thereof) either on an unmodified basis, with other Modifications, as Covered Code and/or as part of a Larger Work; and(b) under Patent Claims infringed by the making, using, or selling of Modifications made by that Contributor either alone and/or in combination with its Contributor Version (or portions of such combination), to make, use, sell, offer for sale, have made, and/or otherwise dispose of: 1) Modifications made by that Contributor (or portions thereof); and 2) the combination of Modifications made by that Contributor with its Contributor Version (or portions of such combination).(c) the licenses granted in Sections 2.2(a) and 2.2(b) are effective on the date Contributor first makes Commercial Use of the Covered Code.(d) notwithstanding Section 2.2(b) above, no patent license is granted: 1) for any code that Contributor has deleted from the Contributor Version; 2) separate from the Contributor Version; 3) for infringements caused by: i) third party modifications of Contributor Version or ii) the combination of Modifications made by that Contributor with other software (except as part of the Contributor Version) or other devices; or 4) under Patent Claims infringed by Covered Code in the absence of Modifications made by that Contributor.



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Intellectual Property Matters(a) Third Party Claims.If Contributor has knowledge that a license under a third party's intellectual property rights is required to exercise the rights granted by such Contributor under Sections 2.1 or 2.2, Contributor must include a text file with the Source Code distribution titled "LEGAL" which describes the claim and the party making the claim in sufficient detail that a recipient will know whom to contact. If Contributor obtains such knowledge after the Modification is made available as described in Section 3.2, Contributor shall promptly modify the LEGAL file in all copies Contributor makes available thereafter and shall take other steps (such as notifying appropriate mailing lists or newsgroups) reasonably calculated to inform those who received the Covered Code that new knowledge has been obtained.(b) Contributor APIs.If Contributor's Modifications include an application programming interface and Contributor has knowledge of patent licenses which are reasonably necessary to implement that API, Contributor must also include this information in the LEGAL file.(c) Representations.Contributor represents that, except as disclosed pursuant to Section 3.4(a) above, Contributor believes that Contributor's Modifications are Contributor's original creation(s) and/or Contributor has sufficient rights to grant the rights conveyed by this License.

COVERED CODE IS PROVIDED UNDER THIS LICENSE ON AN "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, WARRANTIES THAT THE COVERED CODE IS FREE OF DEFECTS, MERCHANTABLE, FIT FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR NON-INFRINGING. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE COVERED CODE IS WITH YOU. SHOULD ANY COVERED CODE PROVE DEFECTIVE IN ANY RESPECT, YOU (NOT THE INITIAL DEVELOPER OR ANY OTHER CONTRIBUTOR) ASSUME THE COST OF ANY NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION. THIS DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY CONSTITUTES AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THIS LICENSE. NO USE OF ANY COVERED CODE IS AUTHORIZED HEREUNDER EXCEPT UNDER THIS DISCLAIMER.


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CougaarForge

Cougaar Dual Slider Swing Component

Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:1. Redistributions of source code must retain the original author's copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the original author's copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

Java Exchange

RandomGUID

Copyright © 2007 The Apache Software Foundation

Java Exchange

RandomGUID


APPENDIX: How to apply the Apache License to your work.

To apply the Apache License to your work, attach the following boilerplate notice, with the fields enclosed by brackets "[]" replaced with your own identifying information. (Don't include the brackets!) The text should be enclosed in the appropriate comment syntax for the file format. We also recommend that a file or class name and description of purpose be included on the same "printed page" as the copyright notice for easier identification within third-party archives.

Copyright [yyyy] [name of copyright owner]

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.

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Jython 2.5.1 Copyright (c) 2000-2009 Jython Developers.All rights reserved.

Copyright (c) 2000 BeOpen.com.All Rights Reserved.

Copyright (c) 2000 The Apache Software Foundation.All rights reserved.

Copyright (c) 1995-2000 Corporation for National Research Initiatives.All Rights Reserved.

Copyright (c) 1991-1995 Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam.All Rights Reserved.

Copyright (c) 2007 Python Software Foundation;All Rights Reserved

Open Source Technology Group:

Foxtrot

ATLAS (Automatically Tuned Linear Algebra Software)

© Copyright 2007 - OSTG Open Source Technology Group, All Rights ReservedRedistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:• Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list

of conditions and the following disclaimer.

• Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.

• Neither the name of the software nor the names of the contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission.

THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

Java Boutique

Tabsplitter

These components are free for any use you see fit (other than selling the components as a standalone product.)


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Blue Marble Geographics

Blue Marble 5.0.0

Copyright © 2007 Blue Marble GeographicsThe agreement specifies the following:Halliburton agrees to include an acknowledgment in the “about box” of the Landmark Software containing the Ported Derivatives that “GeoCalc” is the trademark of Blue Marble and that the Software and the Ported Derivatives are the copyrighted property of Blue Marble.Landmark shall not permit any personnel of Landmark to remove proprietary or other legend or restrictive notice contained or included in any material provided by Blue Marble, and that Landmark shall not permit Landmark personnel to reproduce or copy any such material except as specifically authorized hereunder.Landmark shall use reasonable efforts to include an acknowledgement of Blue Marble’s copyright and the mark “GeoCalc” in advertising materials relating to the Landmark Software containing Ported Derivatives.

Mingw.org

Basic MinGW runtime mingwm10.dll

Copyright © 2004 www.mingw.orgAll rights reserved When MinGW runtime was released, the source was placed into the public domain. No one owns a copyright (C) to the source because of this. You as a software manufacturer are free to use the MinGW runtime in your proprietary and OpenSource software as you see fit. The only thing you can't do is to claim ownership of the source and use the creator's name, the MinGW name or the name of any of it's contributors in endorsement of any product.The MinGW basic runtime system, which is basically the glue to the underlying operating system, is completely in the public domain. The runtime system includes MinGW headers (such as stdio.h), libraries (such as libmingw32.a) and import libraries for CRTDLL/MSVCRT. W32API, which consists of the headers and import libraries related to WIN32 API access, is released under copyright. The copyright agreement states no restrictions are placed on programs or object files compiled with the library. Mingw development tools, which include compilers, linkers, other tools in the bin directory, etc., are released under the GNU General Public License. Profiled code, which is code compiled and linked with the -pg option for runtime profiling, also falls under the GNU General Public License. CAUTION: do not distribute proprietary source with profiling enabled. The profiling library is covered by the GPL which infects your product to conform to the GPL as well.


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Silicon Graphics

OpenGL Utility and Extensions Header Files

OpenGL Windows Interface

OpenGL X Interface Header Files

Copyright © 1993-2007 Silicon Graphics, Inc.Subject to the terms of this License and any third party intellectual property claims, for the duration of intellectual property protections inherent in the Original Code, SGI hereby grants Recipient a worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive license, to do the following: (i) under copyrights Licensable by SGI, to reproduce, distribute, create derivative works from, and, to the extent applicable, display and perform the Original Code and/or any Modifications provided by SGI alone and/or as part of a Larger Work; and (ii) under any Licensable Patents, to make, have made, use, sell, offer for sale, import and/or otherwise transfer the Original Code and/or any Modifications provided by SGI. Recipient accepts the terms and conditions of this License by undertaking any of the aforementioned actions. The patent license shall apply to the Covered Code if, at the time any related Modification is added, such addition of the Modification causes such combination to be covered by the Licensed Patents. The patent license in Section 2.1(ii) shall not apply to any other combinations that include the Modification. No patent license is provided under SGI Patents for infringements of SGI Patents by Modifications not provided by SGI or combinations of Original Code and Modifications not provided by SGI.

Subject to the terms of this License and any third party intellectual property claims, Recipient hereby grants SGI and any other Recipients a worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive license, under any Recipient Patents, to make, have made, use, sell, offer for sale, import and/or otherwise transfer the Original Code and/or any Modifications provided by SGI.



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Silicon Graphics

OpenGL Utility and Extensions Header Files

OpenGL Windows Interface

OpenGL X Interface Header Files


The Notice set forth in Exhibit A, below, must be conspicuously retained or included in any and all redistributions of Covered Code. For distributions of the Covered Code in source code form, the Notice must appear in every file that can include a text comments field; in executable form, the Notice and a copy of this License must appear in related documentation or collateral where the Recipient’s rights relating to Covered Code are described. Any Additional Notice Provisions which actually appears in the Original Code must also be retained or included in any and all redistributions of Covered Code.Note that, as provided in the License, the Software is distributed on an "AS IS" basis, with ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS DISCLAIMED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS OF MERCHANTABILITY, SATISFACTORY QUALITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT.COVERED CODE IS PROVIDED "AS IS." ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS ARE DISCLAIMED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS OF MERCHANTABILITY, SATISFACTORY QUALITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT. SGI ASSUMES NO RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE. SHOULD THE SOFTWARE PROVE DEFECTIVE IN ANY RESPECT, SGI ASSUMES NO COST OR LIABILITY FOR SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION. THIS DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY IS AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THIS LICENSE. NO USE OF ANY COVERED CODE IS AUTHORIZED HEREUNDER EXCEPT SUBJECT TO THIS DISCLAIMER.

Koders

KaiserWindow.java

Copyright © 2007 Koders. All rights reserved.

The Koders Services are made available for your personal, non-commercial use only. You may not use the Koders Services to sell a product or service. If you want to make commercial use of the Koders Services, you must enter into an agreement with Koders to do so in advance.Koders disclaims any and all responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, completeness, legality, reliability, or operability or availability of information or material displayed in the Koders SERVICES results. Koders disclaims any responsibility for the deletion, failure to store, misdelivery, or untimely delivery of any information or material. Koders disclaims any responsibility for any harm resulting from downloading or accessing any information or material on the Internet through the Koders SERVICES.



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Koders

KaiserWindow.java


THE Koders SERVICES, AND ALL MATERIALS, INFORMATION, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES INCLUDED IN THE Koders SERVICES ARE PROVIDED "AS IS," WITH NO WARRANTIES WHATSOEVER. Koders AND ITS LICENSORS EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW ALL EXPRESS, IMPLIED, AND STATUTORY WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT OF PROPRIETARY RIGHTS. Koders AND ITS LICENSORS DISCLAIM ANY WARRANTIES REGARDING THE SECURITY, RELIABILITY, TIMELINESS, AND PERFORMANCE OF THE Koders SERVICES. Koders AND ITS LICENSORS DISCLAIM, ANY WARRANTIES FOR ANY INFORMATION OR ADVICE OBTAINED THROUGH THE Koders SERVICES. Koders AND ITS LICENSORS DISCLAIM ANY WARRANTIES FOR SERVICES OR GOODS RECEIVED THROUGH OR ADVERTISED ON THE Koders SERVICES OR RECEIVED THROUGH ANY LINKS PROVIDED BY THE Koders SERVICES, AS WELL AS FOR ANY INFORMATION OR ADVICE RECEIVED THROUGH ANY LINKS PROVIDED IN THE Koders SERVICES. YOU UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT YOU DOWNLOAD OR OTHERWISE OBTAIN MATERIAL OR DATA THROUGH THE USE OF THE Koders SERVICES AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION AND RISK AND THAT YOU WILL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES TO YOUR COMPUTER SYSTEM OR LOSS OF DATA THAT RESULTS FROM THE DOWNLOAD OF SUCH MATERIAL OR DATA. SOME STATES OR OTHER JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES, SO THE ABOVE EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS THAT VARY FROM STATE TO STATE AND JURISDICTION TO JURISDICTION.


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Colorado School of Mines and others

agfc.h (advance geophysical fundamental C)

CubicInterpolator.java

RandomFloat.java

Copyright (c) 2006

All rights reserved. This program and accompanying materials are made available under the terms of the Common Public License - v1.0, which accompanies this distribution.Common Public License - v 1.0 THE ACCOMPANYING PROGRAM IS PROVIDED UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS COMMON PUBLIC LICENSE ("AGREEMENT"). ANY USE, REPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION OF THE PROGRAM CONSTITUTES RECIPIENT'S ACCEPTANCE OF THIS AGREEMENT. GRANT OF RIGHTS• Subject to the terms of this Agreement, each Contributor hereby grants

Recipient a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free copyright license to reproduce, prepare derivative works of, publicly display, publicly perform, distribute and sublicense the Contribution of such Contributor, if any, and such derivative works, in source code and object code form.

• Subject to the terms of this Agreement, each Contributor hereby grants Recipient a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free patent license under Licensed Patents to make, use, sell, offer to sell, import and otherwise transfer the Contribution of such Contributor, if any, in source code and object code form. This patent license shall apply to the combination of the Contribution and the Program if, at the time the Contribution is added by the Contributor, such addition of the Contribution causes such combination to be covered by the Licensed Patents. The patent license shall not apply to any other combinations which include the Contribution. No hardware per se is licensed hereunder.

• Recipient understands that although each Contributor grants the licenses to its Contributions set forth herein, no assurances are provided by any Contributor that the Program does not infringe the patent or other intellectual property rights of any other entity. Each Contributor disclaims any liability to Recipient for claims brought by any other entity based on infringement of intellectual property rights or otherwise. As a condition to exercising the rights and licenses granted hereunder, each Recipient hereby assumes sole responsibility to secure any other intellectual property rights needed, if any. For example, if a third party patent license is required to allow Recipient to distribute the Program, it is Recipient's responsibility to acquire that license before distributing the Program.

• Each Contributor represents that to its knowledge it has sufficient copyright rights in its Contribution, if any, to grant the copyright license set forth in this Agreement.



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Colorado School of Mines and others

agfc.h (advance geophysical fundamental C)

CubicInterpolator.java

RandomFloat.java


COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTION Commercial distributors of software may accept certain responsibilities with respect to end users, business partners and the like. While this license is intended to facilitate the commercial use of the Program, the Contributor who includes the Program in a commercial product offering should do so in a manner which does not create potential liability for other Contributors. Therefore, if a Contributor includes the Program in a commercial product offering, such Contributor ("Commercial Contributor") hereby agrees to defend and indemnify every other Contributor ("Indemnified Contributor") against any losses, damages and costs (collectively "Losses") arising from claims, lawsuits and other legal actions brought by a third party against the Indemnified Contributor to the extent caused by the acts or omissions of such Commercial Contributor in connection with its distribution of the Program in a commercial product offering. The obligations in this section do not apply to any claims or Losses relating to any actual or alleged intellectual property infringement. In order to qualify, an Indemnified Contributor must: a) promptly notify the Commercial Contributor in writing of such claim, and b) allow the Commercial Contributor to control, and cooperate with the Commercial Contributor in, the defense and any related settlement negotiations. WARRANTY EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT, THE PROGRAM IS PROVIDED ON AN "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Each Recipient is solely responsible for determining the appropriateness of using and distributing the Program and assumes all risks associated with its exercise of rights under this Agreement, including but not limited to the risks and costs of program errors, compliance with applicable laws, damage to or loss of data, programs or equipment, and unavailability or interruption of operations.

DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT, NEITHER RECIPIENT NOR ANY CONTRIBUTORS SHALL HAVE ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION LOST PROFITS), HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OR DISTRIBUTION OF THE PROGRAM OR THE EXERCISE OF ANY RIGHTS GRANTED HEREUNDER, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.Indemnified Contributor may participate in any such claim at its own expense.


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Microsoft Platform SDK

Microsoft Visual Studio 2005

© 2007 Microsoft Corporation

Any software that is made available to download from the Services ("Software") is the copyrighted work of Microsoft and/or its suppliers. Use of the Software is governed by the terms of the end user license agreement, if any, which accompanies or is included with the Software ("License Agreement"). An end user will be unable to install any Software that is accompanied by or includes a License Agreement, unless he or she first agrees to the License Agreement terms.WITHOUT LIMITING THE FOREGOING, COPYING OR REPRODUCTION OF THE SOFTWARE TO ANY OTHER SERVER OR LOCATION FOR FURTHER REPRODUCTION OR REDISTRIBUTION IS EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED, UNLESS SUCH REPRODUCTION OR REDISTRIBUTION IS EXPRESSLY PERMITTED BY THE LICENSE AGREEMENT ACCOMPANYING SUCH SOFTWARE. THE SOFTWARE IS WARRANTED, IF AT ALL, ONLY ACCORDING TO THE TERMS OF THE LICENSE AGREEMENT. EXCEPT AS WARRANTED IN THE LICENSE AGREEMENT, MICROSOFT CORPORATION HEREBY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS WITH REGARD TO THE SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS OF MERCHANTABILITY, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT.


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Geovariances

Isatis®

(The following except is from Landmark Graphics Corporation Embedded Technology Agreement - Agreement Number 2007-CONT-000638)

2. LICENSE GRANT TO LANDMARK.

2.1. License. During the Term of this Agreement (as defined below), Geovariances hereby grants Landmark a worldwide license to use the Geovariances' Library in executable form on an Exclusive Basis within the exploration and production segment of the worldwide oil and gas industry for the purposes of development, demonstration, marketing, and sublicensing to Landmark's sublicensees, together with the Licensed Documentation, and any and all modifications, enhancements, or replacements to the Geovariances' Library and License Documentation that may be communicated by Geovariances to Landmark from time to time.

2.2. Trademark and Service Mark License. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, Geovariances grants Landmark the right to use Geovariances Marks in connection with Landmark's efforts to market and sublicense the Geovariances' Library (or other licensed uses of the Geovariances' Library). Landmark shall reference the Geovariances Marks as deemed reasonably appropriate by Landmark and in keeping with Landmark's overall marketing strategies, while preserving the integrity and commercial value of such Marks. Landmark shall use all reasonable endeavors to coordinate with Geovariances regarding the references of Geovariances' Marks. All rights to use Geovariances Marks shall cease upon expiration or termination of this Agreement

2.3. Title to and Use of Geovariances' Library and Standard User Documentation. All right, title, and interest in and to the Geovariances' Library and Standard User Documentation shall remain with Geovariances. Landmark. acknowledges that no such right, title, or interest in or to the Geovariances' Library is granted under this Agreement, and no such assertion shall be made by Landmark. Except as otherwise expressly stated within this Agreement, neither Landmark nor its sublicensees shall modify, translate, reverse engineer, decompile disassemble, create derivative works of the Geovariances' Library, copy the Geovariances' Library (except for back up purposes), rent, lease, assign, license to others (except as provided herein) or otherwise transfer rights to the Geovariances' Library, or remove any proprietary notices or labels on the Geovariances' Library or Standard User Documentation.


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Contacting Landmark Customer Support

Landmark Customer Support operates Technical Assistance Centers (TACs) in Malaysia, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Customer Support provides technical assistance on Landmark software applications. The website for Landmark Software is:

Landmark Software and Services (http://www.landmarksoftware.com)

Requests for support can be made by:

• Landmark Customer Support Portal

See Submitting a Request for Technical Assistance below.

• Email

[email protected]

• Telephone

See Technical Assistance Centers below.

Submitting a Request for Technical Assistance

To submit a request for technical assistance:

1. Open Landmark Customer Support Portal (http://www.landmarksoftware.com/Pages/Support.aspx) in a browser.

2. Hover the mouse cursor over the Sign In To Landmark Portals area on the right of the webpage. Text boxes for your registered email account and password appear.

3. Log in. The Sign In To Landmark Portals area is renamed to Landmark Portals.

4. In the Landmark Portals area, select Customer Support Portal. The Support Portal Home page appears in the browser.

5. In the Case & Defect Information area on the right, select Create A New Case. The Add Case page appears in the browser.

6. Fill in the requested information.

Provide:

• Details about your technical concern, including any error messages.

http://www.landmarksoftware.com

http://www.landmarksoftware.com

http://www.landmarksoftware.com/Pages/Support.aspx

mailto:[email protected]





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• Workflow steps where the problem occurred.

• Attachments of screen shots that capture the problem.

7. Click Submit.

A support analyst in the nearest Technical Assistance Center will respond to your request.

Technical Assistance Centers

The hours of operation are:

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., local time

Monday-Friday, excluding holidays

The phone numbers for the Technical Assistance Centers are:

• Asia Pacific, Malaysia

+61-8-9481-4488

Toll Free +1-800-803-687 (Malaysia)

• Europe, Africa, Middle East, Eurasia, United Kingdom

+44-1372-868686

• Latin America, USA

+1-713-839-3405 (Spanish, Portuguese, English)

• North America, USA

+1-713-839-2200 (Houston, TX, USA)

Toll Free +1-877-435-7542

For more information about contacting Customer Support, see:

http://www.landmarksoftware.com/Pages/ContactSupport.aspx

http://www.landmarksoftware.com/Pages/ContactSupport.aspx


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