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    This document provides an overview and introduction to GeoData Management utilities in Landmark's OpenWorks software. It describes the various data loaders and management tools for creating projects, loading well and curve data, and importing/exporting map and culture data. Key concepts covered include the OpenWorks integrated environment for seismic interpretation, well log analysis, mapping, and other geoscience applications to work together and share data through common utilities and an Oracle database backend.

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    This document provides an overview and introduction to GeoData Management utilities in Landmark's OpenWorks software. It describes the various data loaders and management tools for creating projects, loading well and curve data, and importing/exporting map and culture data. Key concepts covered include the OpenWorks integrated environment for seismic interpretation, well log analysis, mapping, and other geoscience applications to work together and share data through common utilities and an Oracle database backend.

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    This document provides an overview and introduction to GeoData Management utilities in Landmark's OpenWorks software. It describes the various data loaders and management tools for creating projects, loading well and curve data, and importing/exporting map and culture data. Key concepts covered include the OpenWorks integrated environment for seismic interpretation, well log analysis, mapping, and other geoscience applications to work together and share data through common utilities and an Oracle database backend.

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    Geo Data Management in Open Works

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    Devananda Narah
    This document provides an overview and introduction to GeoData Management utilities in Landmark's OpenWorks software. It describes the various data loaders and management tools for creating projects, loading well and curve data, and importing/exporting map and culture data. Key concepts covered include the OpenWorks integrated environment for seismic interpretation, well log analysis, mapping, and other geoscience applications to work together and share data through common utilities and an Oracle database backend.

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    GeoData Management

    GeoData Management

    This course will introduce you to the Landmark utilities that help you manage your projects and data. It covers the various data loaders that OpenWorks provides and gives you practice using them. This course will give you the background to:
    Approach the problems inherent in data loading Create projects with different subsets of your data Understand some basic data model concepts Use the various project and data management utilities

    Course Objectives
    What utilities and applications comprise the GeoData Management package and how they fit into your workflow How to create a project Database concepts and Terms How to load and view well data How to load and view curve data How to use data mgmt editors and utilities How to import and manage culture data How to import and export map data How to export well and curve data

    What is OpenWorks?

    A framework that integrates multiple geoscience disciplines into the same computer environment.
    3D and 2D seismic interpretation well log analysis geologic interpretation mapping velocity modeling data management

    Allows you to interact with more than one application Allows you to transfer data between applications OpenWorks allows different kinds of geoscience applications to work together and share data.

    Seismic Interpretation

    Geological Interpretation

    Well Log Analysis

    Mapping

    Processing History

    Velocity Modelling

    Prestack Seismic Interpretation

    Data Management

    OpenWorks/Oracle Relationship
    OpenVision

    Stratamodel

    Wellbore Planner

    PetroWorks

    ORACLE

    PostStack/ PAL

    StratWorks
    SeisWorks

    Z-MAP Plus

    OpenWorks Key Features


    Common application launcher Standard operation for all OpenWorks applications Integrated data management Pointing dispatcher for communication among applications Shared utilities Support for third-party development

    Un-integrated Applications

    It is difficult or impossible to interact with more than one application at a time, or share data between applications.

    Integrated Applications in OW

    OpenWorks lets you work the way you are accustomed to working without a computer. You can view a wide variety of data, study multiple problems at the same time, and analyze the same set of data in many different ways.

    Project Management Utilities

    Data Management Utilities

    Data Import/Export Utilities

    Database Concepts
    OpenWorks uses the ORACLE relational database management system (RDBMS) for storing and retrieving project data. The Relational Database Management System RDBMS is a software system for maintaining the integrity of data stored on hard disks. Data is organized into groups of related data called databases. RDBMS provides a controlled interface to databases, allowing multiple users to access/change data without corrupting it. A database in an integrated collection of data that exist independently from any particular user/application.

    Data Organization

    In a database, related data is grouped into tables. Tables are composed of rows and columns In a row, a piece of data is called a field.

    Pointing Dispatcher

    PD Border

    A green border
    indicates a window is listening A red border indicates a window is not listening

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