3 New Methods of Editing Gamma, ROP & Other Samples

In Mezintel Gamma, samples points logged when the drill bit is ‘off-bottom’ are not shown on the plot. This is useful because it allows you to safely remove points from the plot by manually setting them to be off-bottom. This hides the points rather than delete them. The hidden points can be revealed again by reverting them back to be ‘on-bottom’.

As of version 22.00.045 [1], Mezintel Gamma has three new ways of editing logged samples: by Value, Depth, or Time. Editing points by batches that match these criteria options allows you to work faster, and with better control.

Ability to edit samples based on their VALUE, DEPTH, or TIME allows you to edit multiple points at once.

1. Editing Samples by Value Criteria:

This method allows you to specify an exact value or range of values for which the matching sample points can be set to Off-Bottom to be removed from the plot, or set to On-Bottom to reappear on the plot.

With these settings, points that are within the Selected Rows will be set to Off Bottom if their value is
Less or Equal to 11

2. Editing Samples by Depth Criteria:

This method allows you to specify range of depth for which the matching sample points can be set to Off-Bottom to be removed from the plot, or set to On-Bottom to reappear on the plot.

With these settings, for the Entire Job, points will be set to On Bottom if their depth is between
1945 m and 1965 m

2. Editing Samples by Time Criteria:

This method allows you to specify a time interval for which the matching sample points can be set to Off-Bottom to be removed from the plot, or set to On-Bottom to reappear on the plot.

With these settings, for the Entire Job, points will be set to Off Bottom if their timestamp is within
5:25 AM to 6:00 AM on Mar 2, 2014


Need to Upgrade?

1^ This batch-edit feature was introduced in version 22.00.045 (May 23, 2014).
If your Mezintel Gamma is outdated, you can use the online auto-upgrade to get the latest version.

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