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...riately for changes in the interpreter's head location with respect to the screen) has been applied to both surface and volume displays. With each additional ...cted on the screens using three projectors, each covering one-third of the screen. The sense of immersion is achieved primarily by engaging peripheral vision

...completions_fig2.png|thumb|300px|'''Figure 2.''' Wellbore diagram of (a) a screen and liner completion and (b) a cement liner completion.]] * Screen and liner

...pletions_fig2.png|thumb|300px|{{figure number|2}}Wellbore diagram of (a) a screen and liner completion and (b) a cement liner completion.]] * Screen and liner

...he end of the screen. A board or catching box is placed at the foot of the screen to catch the composite sample and prevent the samples from falling into the

...ill the most used medium due to the display limitations of the workstation screen. Seismic interpretations on paper, however, can always be digitized later f ...seismic data eventually comes down to putting pencil to paper or cursor to screen. After building an exploration analog by integrating the available geologic

...low users to display and/or identify meaningful information quickly on the screen. ...e of formation tops from one or more wells displayed simultaneously on the screen.

* Screen plugging with material in drilling mud

...ific petroleum system(s) present. Seepage data allow the explorationist to screen large areas quickly and economically, determining where additional and more

...and ordinarily not readily perceived by geotechnical professionals—tend to screen out many projects from consideration, often for the wrong reasons and often

...erpretations must be entered into a workstation, either by interactive (on-screen) interpretation or by digitizing interpretations that exist on printed line

...ltages passing through a sample, which is mounted in front of a phosphorus screen or film. The image produced is a “negative” governed by the X-ray absor

...e correlations can be made by using log prints and the shifts input to the screen or a file. Most programs allow the user to carry or cause the same shift to

...ield are reduced to simple images for display on paper or the work station screen. This simple image, while it contains less data about the subsurface, is re

...action with data processing and data loading. Execution deals with working screen displays (map and seismic window manipulation) as a technique during interp ...' systems are in decimals<ref name=pt08r5>Coffeen, J. A., 1990, Seismic on screen—an introduction to interactive interpretation: Tulsa, OK, Pennwell Books.

...nical failure. Fracture treatments carrying propping agents will sometimes screen out; such failures do not occur with acid fracturing. In addition, acid fra

..., with each process resident in its own window that can be arranged on the screen like papers on a desktop. Coupled with standardized data sharing, these sys

...g drilled. The downhole log data can be directly transmitted to a computer screen in the geologist's office from the well site. This allows the geologist to

...g drilled. The downhole log data can be directly transmitted to a computer screen in the geologist's office from the well site. This allows the geologist to

...are stored on a computer. The interpreter can call up the data set on the screen. It is possible to display any vertical or horizontal slice through the dat

...a (i.e., North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Texas) encouraged the O&G industry to screen proved source rocks around the world to expand the frontiers of the new unc