README.md

In R-S-C/wellpad: Collate Well Locations Using Surface and Bottomhole Lat/Long

wellpad

Installation

devtools::install_github("R-S-C/wellpad")

Usage

Must have columns named xs, ys, xb, and yb in a a data.frame. These should be latitude (y) and longitude (x) coordinates for the surface (s) and bottom-hole (b) locations in WGS84 (EPSG:4326). You can include any number of additional columns in the data.frame, and these columns will be preserved in the output (e.g., well_names, first_production_date, etc.).

input_data <- data.frame(xs = c(-98.06853, -98.06853, -98.06853, -98.06853),
                         ys = c(28.75656, 28.75648, 28.7564, 28.75631),
                         xb = c(-98.05691, -98.05689, -98.05686, -98.05683),
                         yb = c(28.74631, 28.74465, 28.74299, 28.74133))

Use the collateWHT function to find groups of wells (PAD's), and calculate spacing between wells within the same PAD. The dist parameter specifies the maximum distance (ft.) for a group of suface locations to be considered as belonging to the same PAD. The example below turns out to be one PAD, but the function will determine which wells belong to a PAD on its own and will number each pad to identify the wells which belong to it. The hiearchy is pad >> branch >> stem. Individual wells are stems, while the branch designation allows for cases where groups of wells radiate out in two opposite directions (i.e., a pad with two branches).

library(wellpad)
collated_wells <- collateWHT(input_data, dist = 250)

Show the results on a map

mapIt(collated_wells)

Getting help

See package documentation: ?wellpad::collateWHT or ?wellpad::mapIt. If you encounter a bug, please file a minimal reproducible example on github.

R-S-C/wellpad documentation built on Oct. 30, 2019, 10:45 p.m.