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Chapter 4
Navigating in OpenWells
In this chapter, you will learn how to:
• Switch from classic OpenWells to Interactive Well Site
• Navigate the OpenWells classic and Interactive windows.
• Identify different canvases
• Offshore
• Onshore
• Downhole
• Identify Data Entry Forms and Navigate
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Chapter 4: Navigating in OpenWells
OpenWells Classic View
The OpenWells main screen is made up of several components:
Figure 1: Labeled OpenWells Main Window
Navigating the Interactive Well Site

A new user interactive data entry area called the Interactive Well Site
can be launched from classic OpenWells menu bar with just two
mouse clicks
1. The Interactive Well Site can be launched from OpenWells

classic by:
• Selecting the Tools > OpenWells Interactive Well

Site command
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• or clicking the icon on the application toolbar.
Users can set the OpenWells application to automatically launch the

Interactive Well Site instead of OpenWells Classic from the Options
dialog.
Figure 2: Navigate to Interactive WellSite from OpenWells Classic
The Interactive Well Site simplifies data entry for users at the Rig Site
by providing intuitive data entry either by trained or untrained staff.
Users no longer need to understand the OpenWells Well Explorer

tree as in classic view
The Interactive Well Site
• reduces data entry time and duplication
• applies “surface canvases” based on whether the rig is a land

rig or an offshore rig and for offshore rigs the Rig Type
• subsurface canvases are based on the Canvas assigned to

Event Types
• creates Classic Reports in the background so users do not

have to concern themselves with the Well Explorer tree

• provides direct access to Well, Wellbore, Event and

Rig properties
• clearly displays the current Day's start and end time as

defined by the Reporting Standard
• uses WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) and

Classic Data Entry forms
• WYSIWYG forms are now customizable in the

EDM Administration Utility
• contains visual indicators for where data has been entered

and what data entry is completed on a given day
• provides users with easily accessible buttons to begin ( ) or

end ( ) Operations
• supports schematics, data validation, batch output

report printing and XML data import
Figure 3: The Interactive Well Site showing an Offshore Rig


Canvases
The Interactive Well Site presents OpenWells data on a graphical
interface called a Canvas. Each Canvas is made up of a surface image,
a subsurface image and a number of links to data entry areas, such as
Properties dialog boxes, WYSIWYG forms and Classic Data Entry
forms.
Figure 4: Interactive Well Site Canvases
• Land Rig: The Land image appears if the Well's Datum is set
to Land (i.e., the Offshore checkbox is not selected in the Well
Properties Depth Reference tab).
• Semi-submersible Rig: The Semi-submersible image appears

if the Well's Datum is set to Offshore.
• JackupRig: The Jackup image appears on offshore wells if

the Rig Type selected is Jackup.

• Drillship: The Drillship image appears on offshore wells if

the Rig Type (in the Rig Properties) selected is Drillship.
Note
EDM Administrators can also create their own in the EDM Administration
Utility. Canvases are assigned to EDM Groups based on Event Type.
From the Rig picture the user can select the subsurface image, in
the bottom left corner, to transition downhole to the wellbore.
Figure 5: Transition downhole

Based on the canvas configuration and EDM group assignment to

the Event type one of the three following well bore images would
appear when you click on Transition Downhole icon.
Figure 6: Transition Downhole images
Properties
The current Well, Wellbore, Event, Rig, Rig On Location date and
the reporting interval are displayed at the top left corner of the surface
image.
The listed in blue are the links that open various pages when
selected. The Well, Wellbore, Event and Rig links open their
respective Properties dialog boxes and the On Location link opens
the Rig Operations dialog box.

Well Data
The current Well's properties are defined in the Well Properties dialog.
Figure 7: Current Well Properties dialog
Depending on the user’s access rights the Well Properties dialog

allows users to add, review, modify and delete Well data.
Note
Wells cannot be created from the Interactive Well Site. A Well can only
be created in OpenWells Classic.

The Well Properties dialog is organized into the following sections.
• General - Record general information used to identify the

well, such as the name, purpose and spud date. The Well can
also be locked from this tab.
• Depth Reference - Define Reference Datum Level elevations

relative to the System Datum for the Well. These datums identify
the reference depth for which all depth information is entered.
This tab also identifies the Well as onshore of offshore.
• Location - Define the Wellhead center location and Well

position error relative to the Project Geodetic configuration.
• Status - Record changes over the life cycle of the Well and
record the changing state of MAASP values over the life
cycle of a Well. This new spreadsheet fields use a different
EDM™ table (CD_WELL_MAASP) than the old fields
(CD_WELL) appearing in the General tab.
• Remarks - Capture time context-sensitive information about

the Well.
• Associated Partners - Maintain a list of partner contacts

from other Companies with a commercial interest in the Well.
• Alias - Document alternate names for the Well, such as, old
Well names. This tab is also used to associate EDM database
Wells to equivalent Wells present in other software systems.
• Location Description - Define Unique Well Identifiers

(UWI) using a variety of pre-defined formats.
• Audit - Tracks modifications to data.
• AutoSync – Synchronizes data between the Rig and

Regional Office.

Wellbore Data
The current Wellbore properties are defined in the Wellbore
Properties dialog.
Figure 8: Current Wellbore Properties
Depending on the user’s access rights the Wellbore Properties dialog

allows users to add, review, modify and delete Well data.
The Wellbore Properties dialog is organized into the following sections.
• General - Record general information used to identify the

wellbore, such as the name, reason vertical section reference
from Well center, kick-off date and sidetrack information.
The Wellbore can also be locked from this tab.
• Depth - Specify the planned and actual location parameters of

the Wellbore, such as depths and bottom hole location. The

Bottom Hole Location field is populated by the Bottom

Hole Location Description defined as Primary in the BH
Location Description tab.
• License - Record government agency license information for

the Wellbore.
• Formation - Map out the properties of the formations the

wellbore is passing through, as well as their prognosed data.
• Zones - Records each intersection of the Wellbore through

a Project Reservoir.
• Wellbore Openings - Define the location and properties

of wellbore openings.
• Interest - Capture the Operator's effective and working

cost participation for the Wellbore over the life history of
the Wellbore.
• Alias - Document alternate names for the wellbore, such as,

old wellbore names. This tab is also used to associate EDM™
database wellbores to equivalent wellbores present in other
software systems.
• Vent Flow Test - Record surface casing vent flow (SCVF)

tests. These tests are regularly performed at the surface around
the wellhead to ensure that no gases have leaked from the Well
which may harm nearby residential areas, livestock, or the
environment
• Associated Partners - Maintain a list of partner contacts from

other Companies with a commercial interest in the Wellbore.
• Obstructions - Record Obstructions in the order in which

they are encountered.
• BH Location Descriptions - define Bottom Hole Location

for the Wellbore using a variety of pre-defined formats.
• Wellbore Status - Record changes in the Wellbore's

status, showing a history of the wellbore over its lifecycle.
• Remarks - Capture time context-sensitive information about

the Wellbore.

Event Data
The current Event's properties are defined in the Event Properties
dialog.
Figure 9: Current Event Properties
Note
Events cannot be created from the Interactive Well Site. An Event must be
created in OpenWells Classic. For information on creating a new Event,
see the Create Event Wizard topic.
The Event Properties dialog is organized into the following sections.
• General - Define the main operation occurring during the event

interval, the start and end of the event interval and estimated and
authorized costs. The event can also be locked from this tab.

• Reporting - Define the Reporting Standard for all data

entered during the event.
• Associated Rig Operations - Link the phase of operations on

a Well (through the Event) to the Rig operating on the Well.
• Associated AFEs - Link Cost Estimate and AFE reports to

the Event.
• Initial Load Fluids - Record initial Wellbore fluid volumes at

the start of the Event/Job.
• Associated Partners - Create a list of partner contacts from

other Companies with a commercial interest in the operation
• Event Status - Track a history of changes during the operation.
• Approvals - Record the approval from various departments

or groups as the requirements, project plan and schedule are
reviewed.

Rig Data
The Rig Properties dialog allows users allows users to add, review,
modify and delete Rig data.
Figure 10: Current Rig Properties
Note
Rigs can be created from the Interactive Well Site during the Associate a
Rig process.
Rig Properties
• General - Record general information used to identify the rig,
such as the name, purpose, start date and ratings. This tab also
identifies the type of Rig, which determines the well site canvas
that appears. The rig data can also be locked from this tab.

• Derrick - Defines the derrick, rotating equipment and

hoisting system used on the rig.
• Associated Well Data - Displays a historical view of the

Wells the Rig has been located on.
• Associated Air Packages - Associates air packages that

have been used on the rig.
• Other - Capture information on the rig's circulatory

system, motion compensation, storage and power system.
Data Entry Links

Each canvas contains active icons which are linked to WYSIWYG
and Report forms where data is entered by the users.
To open these forms:
• Click one of the colored images.
Figure 11: Select the Cement truck to open the Cementing Details form

• Click the blue Activities link than select activity type.
Figure 12: Select the Activities link to access WYSIWYG and Report entry forms
Data Indicators
The Surface and subsurface canvases also contain visual indicators
showing users what data has been entered and what data entry is
complete on a given day. A yellow checkmark appears next to an item on
the Interactive Well Site to indicate that data exists on the current day for
the item. Once all data has been entered and reviewed, activate the
Section Complete checkbox located at the top of the form. The yellow

checkmark turns green to indicate that the data entered today for
the item is complete.
Figure 13: Data Indicators for Data Entry and Data complete
Data Entry
WYSIWYG forms help increase data entry ease and efficiency. Each
WYSIWYG form can also be printed from the form window and
will print out exactly as it is appears in the data entry window.
Synchronize Data
Rig Data can now be synchronized with Regional Office via EDM
AutoSync with a single-click the Satellite Dish found on each of
the Canvases.
Figure 14: Data Sync tool from the Offshore canvas

Navigating in OpenWells Classic
Navigational Aid
The Navigational Aid (Nav Aid) provides a simple way to locate and
enter reporting data in OpenWells software using a mapped Morning
Report or Tour Sheet. It is enabled from the Options dialog. It may
be viewed in either the Morning Report or Tour Sheet format.
The Nav Aid is accessed by clicking on the Nav Aid button, located
on the upper left hand side of the Daily Operations form.
Figure 15: Navigational Aid in OpenWells
Click on the appropriate section of the Navigational Aid. OpenWells

software automatically opens the Report area where the data is entered.
What You See is What You Get (WYSIWYG)

WYSIWYG allows for direct data entry into a printed report layout.
WYSWYG layouts are available for Daily Operations and
Stimulation reports.
Note
The OpenWells System Administrator can configure Daily Operation

report configurations to use any one of the shipped Well Services or
Drilling WYSIWYG forms or a custom form created for your company.

Using WYSIWYG
Open a Daily Operations or Stimulation report.
If the report opens in "Form" view, click the button in the

toolbar.
Note
Daily Operations and Stimulation reports can be configured to launch using

the "WYSIWYG View" by ticking the appropriate box from Options under
OpenWells Menu bar, OpenWells > Tools > Options.

Data Entry Forms
Figure 16: Data Entry Form
The Data Entry Form is used to enter or modify information in a

report. Each report's entry form has sections and entry fields
unique to the report type.
Note
Only one Data Entry Form can be opened at a time.
• Shortcut Bar - The Data Entry Form Report

Sections bar contains links to provide quick access to
each section of the form. The currently open section
is highlighted.
Report Date - The Report Date is controlled by the OpenWells® software Reporting
Standards feature. This

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• Switch from classic OpenWells to Interactive Well Site

• Navigate the OpenWells classic and Interactive windows.

• Identify different canvases

• Identify Data Entry Forms and Navigate

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OpenWells Classic View

The OpenWells main screen is made up of several components:

Figure 1: Labeled OpenWells Main Window

Navigating the Interactive Well Site

1. The Interactive Well Site can be launched from OpenWells

• Selecting the Tools > OpenWells Interactive Well

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• or clicking the icon on the application toolbar.

Users can set the OpenWells application to automatically launch the

Figure 2: Navigate to Interactive WellSite from OpenWells Classic

Users no longer need to understand the OpenWells Well Explorer

The Interactive Well Site

• reduces data entry time and duplication

• applies “surface canvases” based on whether the rig is a land

• subsurface canvases are based on the Canvas assigned to

• creates Classic Reports in the background so users do not

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• provides direct access to Well, Wellbore, Event and

• clearly displays the current Day's start and end time as

• uses WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) and

• WYSIWYG forms are now customizable in the

• contains visual indicators for where data has been entered

• provides users with easily accessible buttons to begin ( ) or

• supports schematics, data validation, batch output

Figure 3: The Interactive Well Site showing an Offshore Rig

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Figure 4: Interactive Well Site Canvases

• Semi-submersible Rig: The Semi-submersible image appears

• JackupRig: The Jackup image appears on offshore wells if

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• Drillship: The Drillship image appears on offshore wells if

Figure 5: Transition downhole

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Based on the canvas configuration and EDM group assignment to

Figure 6: Transition Downhole images

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Figure 7: Current Well Properties dialog

Depending on the user’s access rights the Well Properties dialog

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The Well Properties dialog is organized into the following sections.

• General - Record general information used to identify the

• Depth Reference - Define Reference Datum Level elevations

• Location - Define the Wellhead center location and Well

• Remarks - Capture time context-sensitive information about

• Associated Partners - Maintain a list of partner contacts

• Location Description - Define Unique Well Identifiers

• Audit - Tracks modifications to data.

• AutoSync – Synchronizes data between the Rig and

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Figure 8: Current Wellbore Properties

Depending on the user’s access rights the Wellbore Properties dialog

The Wellbore Properties dialog is organized into the following sections.

• General - Record general information used to identify the

• Depth - Specify the planned and actual location parameters of

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Bottom Hole Location field is populated by the Bottom

• License - Record government agency license information for