Graphical Editor
The Graphical Editor (GeoEdit) is used for graphically displaying hole data, and aligning depths of lithologies with the downhole geophysics. GeoEdit reads data from a hole log generated from LogCheck, and displays the lithology, seam, ply, sample number, mechanical state and geophysics in a graphical format. The main editing operations are:
- Moving the From depth of an interval(s) either further down or up the hole,
- Inserting a new interval at the top, bottom or within existing units,
- Expanding or contracting units, either by a single group or a set of tie lines,
- Renaming a lithology, seam, ply or sample number.
An example of a hole opened in GeoEdit is:
It maintains a history of edits done during the current session, and allows you to undo each edit. A log of these edits is saved to a text file. Also, the first time that GeoEdit is invoked for a given hole, a raw copy of the data is saved.