LandMark软件StratWorks教程多媒体及培训材料_ch7.pptVIP

1- Defining Lithology and Analyzing Sand/shale StratWorks makes it easy for you to calculate lithologic or fluid intervals at wells based on log characteristics. You can also quickly analyze the sand and shale content of stratigraphic units and map the results. Overview In this chapter, you learn to Define stratigraphic and well units set criteria for defining lithologic and fluid intervals apply those criteria to multiple wells to generate calculated lithologic intervals refine or override calculated lithology where necessary set sand and shale baselines use those baselines to perform an automated sand/shale analysis of strat units define the strat units needed for mapping the results of sand/shale analysis, and generate the map generate a lithology curve based on your lithology calculations display lithology filled curves generate and post lithology pie charts Training Workflow Strat Column Editor: Re-visited Defining Strat Units A strat unit is the interval between two surfaces.  Strat units are defined by name (required—up to 40 characters) parent unit (optional) bounding surfaces (required) column type (required) Defining Strat Units Column type determines how the strat unit will be posted in this and other applications. There are 7 types of columns: Litho-Stratigraphic (the default)Depositional EnvironmentChrono-StratigraphicBio-StratigraphicPetrophysicalSequence-StratUser All columns of a given type are drawn in a single component column of the stratigraphic column. For example, all chrono-stratigraphic units will be in one column, all litho-stratigraphic units in another column, etc. Methods of Incorporating Strat Units There are three ways to incorporate strat units into your project’s stratigraphic column: Create a new unit. Add a unit that already exists in the OpenWorks database. Automatically generate units between all active surfaces. You use the first method—creating a new unit—in the next exercise. The process of adding an existing unit i