Depths out of order when outputting.

RE: Depths out of order when outputting.

szang — Thu, 15 Oct 2015 02:39:59 GMT

I have run into this problem before when dealing with Well Stickup above the ground surface entered as a negative depth. gINT does not properly sort negative depth values when outputting to a graphic report and misplaces text that is associated with a negative depth as you describe. To solve this problem, I used a crude hack that simply created another field in the table called depth1000. this field is automatically populated using a gint rule as the depth + 1000 which gets rid of the negatives. I then use formulas in the report to plot it and subtract the 1000 at output time. I can provide more specifics if this seems to answer your problem.

RE: Depths out of order when outputting.

Kirk Johnson — Wed, 30 Sep 2015 04:25:27 GMT

Hi Andrew,

It really depends on what type of report you are creating and your custom gINT files. Here is a basic example of a log report. There are two text vs depth columns. One for lithology Depth and one for Lithology Description (see example below) .. You can also set the report property top depth expression to be the Min lithology depth (see below. There are endless possibilities (different report types, how your files are setup etc..)

If you want something different than this contact me at kirk.johnson@bentley.com and I can help you set up your customized files.

Here is how I input the data

This is the output