My wells
Near the top of My Data, the row My wells: correct a well’s data, or add your own holds the wells you and your team have corrected or added. Once you have some, it counts them. Click Open to list them, add a well, import scout tickets or a table of wells, or export them. See My Wells.Formation tops
The next row, Formation tops: your picks and your formations, holds the tops you and your team have picked, and your list of formations: the names and colours your tops show by. Click Open. See Formation tops.Upload a file
Drop files anywhere on the drawer, or click Drop files in the drop card to choose them. You can drop a whole folder. QuickScout reads the file in your browser. Accepted: Shapefile (.zip, or .shp with its sidecar files), GeoJSON (including newline-delimited), TopoJSON, KML/KMZ, GeoPackage, FlatGeobuf, GML, GPX, MapInfo (.tab/.mif), DXF, DWG, SQLite, and spreadsheets (CSV, TSV, TXT, XLSX, ODS). Not yet accepted: file geodatabases (.gdb), old Excel (.xls), Access (.mdb) and GeoParquet.Place it on the map
Each file gets a card. Under PLACED FROM, the card shows how QuickScout located the rows. A spatial file uses Geometry in the file. A spreadsheet can be placed several ways, so pick one:- Lat/long columns. If the values look swapped, the card says so.
- A WKT column.
- An API number column, as well surface holes or as wellbore paths.
Draw on the map
Click draw on the map in the drop card. Choose Point, Line or Area, draw it, then save it to A new layer or an existing one.- Point keeps dropping points until you click Point again.
- Undo last takes off the last thing you drew, and Clear takes off all of it.
- Nothing is saved until you press Save.