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Viewing well, field, pool, and spacing attributes

Viewing spacing attributes

Using the Map toolbar to the right of the map window, select the type of information for which to view details (wells ( ), fields ( ), pools ( ), applied-for ( ), and approved ( ) well spacing), and then click the desired item or location on the map.

Information about that item appears in an attribute table below the map. For details on displaying well, field, pool, and other layers, see Using the Layers tab.

The attribute table provides comprehensive information on selected spacing as follows:


A holding/unit attribute table.


A special DSU attribute table.

To view well information

View well information (location, name, licence number, and bottom hole location), and production string attributes (producing pool, UWI, well status, and confidentiality).

Producing pools aren't displayed for confidential wells.

  1. Using the Map toolbar to the right of the map, click Show Well Information ( ).
  2. Do either of the following:

The attribute table for the well(s) selected above appears below the map. All event sequences are listed in the attribute table.

  1. Using the attributes table, click the UWI colored blue to highlight the well on the map with a red star ().

The well is denoted on the map with a red star and the corresponding row is highlighted yellow in the attribute table.

To view field information

  1. Using the Map toolbar to the right of the map, click Show Field Information ( ).
  2. Do either of the following:

The area you select must be no more than 100 townships and must contain or overlap an active field.

The attribute table for the field(s) selected above appears below the map.

  1. Using the attributes table, click the field ID colored blue to redraw the map centred on the field at a scale appropriate to view its extents.

To view pool information

  1. Using the Map toolbar to the right of the map, click Show Pool Information ().
  2. Do either of the following:

The area you select must be no more than nine townships and must contain or overlap an active pool.

The attribute table for the pool(s) selected above appears below the map.

  1. Using the attributes table, click the pool ID colored blue to redraw the map centred on the pool at a scale appropriate to view its extents.

To view applied-for spacing information

  1. Using the Map toolbar to the right of the map, click Show Applied-for Spacing Information ().
  2. Click the desired applied-for spacing area on the map.

The attribute table for the applied-for spacing selected above appears below the map.

  1. Using the attributes table, click  in the desired row to highlight the applied-for spacing on the map. Click a second time to clear highlighting on the map, or click in a different row in the attribute table to highlight a different spacing.

The map scale doesn't change, so the full extents of the spacing you clicked above may not be visible.

Wells included in the selected application are depicted on the map surrounded by a triangle (  - production data), a circle (  -volumetric data), or both ( ). If the application is to rescind a either holding, area, full or partial unit, or approved well spacing, red dots ( ) fill the affected area.

To view approved spacing information

  1. Using the Map toolbar to the right of the map, click Show Approved Spacing Information ().
  2. Click the desired approved spacing on the map.

The attribute table for the approved spacing selected above appears below the map.

  1. Click in the attributes table to highlight the approved spacing on the map. Click   for multiple spacing applications to highlight multiple areas on the map. Click a second time to clear the highlighting for a spacing from the map.

The map scale doesn't change, so the full extents of the spacing you clicked above may not be visible.

Approved applications aren't visible on the Well Spacing Map until the day after they're approved.