Another feature that has been installed in the View’, is that when data is selected in the map chart, ‘Map labels with names of the wells appear. This is done due to the rows’ selection. The settings for ‘Marked this feature are shown in figure 16. The maximum number of labels that can be shown is 200. Plot’ ‘Scatter The scatter plot also has a table chart where selected data is visualized in exactly the same way as in the view’. In the table chart the legend of the data shown in the visualization is hidden, since that ‘Map information is redundant here. The Plot’ tab also has a text area with drop-down-lists for ‘Scatter parameter selection. The scatter plot has two axes which can represent multiple parameters. The settings were made as such that the parameters for the axes, color and size can be made via properties connected to the drop-down lists. In figure 17 it is shown how the properties are connected to the parameter input in the visualization. Figure 17 shows the total list of properties made. The properties that are controlled by the drop down lists are “SCATTERplotColorBy”, “SCATTERplotSizeBy”, and There are also a set of properties called “SCATTERplotYaxis” “SCATTERplotXaxis”. These properties were made for a second scatter plot visualization. This secondary “SCATTERplotII….”. visualization is only available in a separate version of the Spotfire application, only for use by EBN. The same holds for the and visualizations. To set a parameter from a property, the “PIEchartL” “PIEchartR” button from Property” must be selected in the right mouse-click menu, as shown in figure 18. This “Set couples the choices made in the drop down list with the respective property to the setting of that parameter, which can be an X/Y-axis or the color of the plotted data. Figure 17, a list of the properties in the property menu is shown. This screen is reached via the from Property” button after “Set clicking with the right mouse-button on a parameter of choice in the legend next to the visualization (see figure 18). Figure 18, showing how to reach the from Property” menu in order to set the variables to the parameters using the “Set properties from figure 11 and 17. Review’ ‘Well-Offset
Another feature that has been installed in the ‘Map View’, is that when data is selected in the map chart, labels with names of the wells appear. This is done due to the ‘Marked rows’ selection. The settings for this feature are shown in figure 16. The maximum number of labels that can be shown is 200. ‘Scatter Plot’ The scatter plot also has a table chart where selected data is visualized in exactly the same way as in the ‘Map view’. In the table chart the legend of the data shown in the visualization is hidden, since that information is redundant here. The ‘Scatter Plot’ tab also has a text area with drop-down-lists for parameter selection. The scatter plot has two axes which can represent multiple parameters. The settings were made as such that the parameters for the axes, color and size can be made via properties connected to the drop-down lists. In figure 17 it is shown how the properties are connected to the parameter input in the visualization. Figure 17 shows the total list of properties made. The properties that are controlled by the drop down lists are “SCATTERplotColorBy”, “SCATTERplotSizeBy”, “SCATTERplotYaxis” and “SCATTERplotXaxis”. There are also a set of properties called “SCATTERplotII….”. These properties were made for a second scatter plot visualization. This secondary visualization is only available in a separate version of the Spotfire application, only for use by EBN. The same holds for the “PIEchartL” and “PIEchartR” visualizations. To set a parameter from a property, the button “Set from Property” must be selected in the right mouse-click menu, as shown in figure 18. This couples the choices made in the drop down list with the respective property to the setting of that parameter, which can be an X/Y-axis or the color of the plotted data. Figure 17, a list of the properties in the property menu is shown. This screen is reached via the “Set from Property” button after clicking with the right mouse-button on a parameter of choice in the legend next to the visualization (see figure 18). Figure 18, showing how to reach the “Set from Property” menu in order to set the variables to the parameters using the properties from figure 11 and 17. ‘Well-Offset Review’
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