Introduction

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Data types and nodes

Reference

Installing GeoData Manager

Examples of graphs

These examples show how to use Multiple Graph options to set up graphs.

A graph of geothermometer results over time for a well

  1. Go to node Chemistry: Fluids by sample set.

  2. Set the detail fields to include only the water geothermometer results: At the bottom of the window, click Order. In Choose from stored field selections, select Water Geothermoters. Click OK.

  3. Select the data set to use, the first result for AT-206, which has six rows in the detail table:

  4. Click the beside Multiple Graph and click Time/Elapsed Time Graph. Multiple Graph opens.

  5. Go to Settings and change it to this:

    I entered a title. I turned both Autoscale Axis off so I could add some empty space around the series.

  6. The title text looks a bit big, so go to Edit and in the tab Chart: Titles: Text, change the font size to 11 pt.

  7. Go to Schema and change it to this:

    The graph is simple, so the I tried to make it uncluttered. Therefore I chose rules that were fixed or just changed with series.

  8. The resulting graph:

    The graph initially had a yellow line, which I thought looked too light. I went to Schema and in the tab Colour order changed the Pen ID of line 4 from 4 to 9 (dark brown).

  9. Now look at the graph. The predicted temperature for each date should be the same, so there is obviously something wrong with the measurements in Mid-2003. The SiO2 temperatures are slightly below the others, as expected, because SiO2 precipitates out fairly readily.