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Entity viewer - hierarchy

The Entity Viewer - Hierarchy displays the entities in a project, which you can view, sort, and select for analysis.

Clicking an entity in this pane highlights the entity on the GIS map, and displays the entity's data under the other tabbed headings. (Only well and meter station entities are shown on the GIS map, and only if they have valid location information entered in their attributes.)

You can scroll through wells using your keyboard's arrow keys by doing the following: click the tab you want to view (for example, Analysis or Diagnostics), click a well in the Entity Viewer, and then press the Up and Down arrow keys on your keyboard.

You can select multiple entities by clicking wells while holding down the Ctrl key (to make individual selections), or the Shift key (to make group selections).

Toolbar

The Entity Viewer - Hierarchy has the following important icons:

Add Entity — opens a submenu where you can select your entity type (for example, gas, oil, water, and so on)
Remove Selected Entities — select an entity in the hierarchy structure and then click this icon to remove it. This removes the entity from the database, so you are prompted to confirm your decision.
Any entities that you add or delete are reflected in the GIS, Diagnostics tab, analysis tab, Results tab, and Attributes tab. Deleting a well or group also removes it from the active filter.
Search — opens a search box where you can search for entities by name. (You can also initiate a search by pressing Ctrl + F.)
Hierarchy Structure — you can add a hierarchy structure, modify an existing hierarchy structure ,or select Field / Reservoir. If you select Add / Modify Hierarchy Structure, you can drag-and-drop fields from the Available Fields pane to the Current Hierarchy pane.

For a description of common icons, see pane toolbars.

Work status icons

The Entity Viewer panes use icons to indicate the work status of entities. The icons and their meanings are as follows:

(Complete) — an analysis has been completed for this entity.
(In Progress) — this entity has been selected, and an analysis has been started, but it has not yet been completed.
(Invalid) — data for this entity has changed, or wells within this group have changed. If an analysis has been run, it may no longer be valid.

You can set your work status manually by right-clicking the entity and selecting Set Entity Work Status. To rest your work status, right-click and select Clear Status.

Hierarchy structure

The Hierarchy pane organizes entities in a hierarchical structure according to specific attributes, which you can view in the Attributes tab.

To initially view wells, Harmony provides a default hierarchy structure: Field / Reservoir.

You can select your hierarchy structure from the drop-down list on top of the pane.

To create a new hierarchy structure, select Add / Modify Hierarchy Structure from the drop-down list.

Context menu

Right-clicking within this pane lists various options, which depend on the type of entity you select (for example, a well, group, or multiple wells).

Rename — renames the entity.
Delete Selected Entities — you are prompted to confirm the deletion, which removes the entities from the database. Note that you are not able to delete an entity that is locked by another user. To see the latest list of entities, click the Refresh icon () on the main toolbar.

Set Entity Work Status — changes the work status icon for the selected entity.
Select Constituent Wells — (for groups): selects all of the wells that belong to the group.
Expand Selected Group Only — (for groups): expands the selected group.
Apply Workflow to Selected Entities — applies your workflow to the entities you selected. For more information, see apply a workflow.
Copy / Paste from Clipboard — copies / pastes data from the Properties editor.
Go To — after selecting an entity, you can right-click it and select Go To, which highlights the entity on the GIS map with a blinking circle.

IHS Harmony™ 2016b Multi-User | Last revised: October 19, 2016