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DecisionSpace® Well Engineering

5000.1.10.0Software Release Notes

Contents

What Is In This Release? ........................................................................................ 2

System Requirements ............................................................................................ 7

Third-Party Software ............................................................................................... 10

Installation ............................................................................................................... 25

Licensing ................................................................................................................. 34

Functionality to Expect in This Release ............................................................... 35

Fixed Issues ............................................................................................................ 46

Known Issues .......................................................................................................... 47

International Trade Compliance ............................................................................ 49

Contacting Landmark for Support ........................................................................ 51

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What Is In This Release?DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software is the latest significant step in the over twenty year evolution of the WELLPLAN™ software. Building upon this industry leading suite, DecisionSpace Well Engineering extends and simplifies the science through advancements in ease of use and data visualization. DecisionSpace® Well Engineering is integrated with the other EDT™ applications enabling you to install it on the same computer, and share data with other EDT applications. You can be confident that DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software uses the same theoretical science and industry-leading methodology you rely on with the WELLPLAN™ software.

Significantly Improved Usability

For novice and expert users, the completely redesigned user interface provides a simple approach to input data as well as powerful visualization capabilities to quickly interpret results. The software interface is divided into four major sections. Use the tabs on the left to input well related data, and the tabs on the right to input analysis parameters or view a schematic. Select desired analysis outputs using the ribbons at the top, and view output results in the middle section. This interface design provides you easy navigation through the software with minimal clicks. Due to the improved usability, existing WELLPLAN™ users will require minimal training, while new users can quickly learn to use the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software.

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What Is In This Release? DecisionSpace® Well Engineering Software Release Notes

Expanded Sensitivity Analysis

DecisionSpace® Well Engineering provides a powerful method of performing sensitivity analysis for many different variables. Rather than perform multiple manual iterations, you can define a range of values for the numeric variables you want to use in the sensitivity analysis. The analysis will be performed using the defined ranges on all outputs in the Output Area (center section of the software interface) that use the range data. Detailed graphical representations allow you to quickly review the sensitivity results.

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Output Drive Inputs

Input only the data needed for the analysis you need. DecisionSpace® Well Engineering provides clear step-by-step guidance on what data is required and leads you through the data input panels in just a few clicks. Dynamic navigation and notifications guide you through entering the required data, and performing the next analysis step. Outputs are calculated and displayed when all the required data is input. This process enables engineers to utilize the software quickly and easily while supporting more accurate results.“Output driving input” methodology identifies the required data and provides hypertext links to the appropriate data input panel. Simply click the hypertext links, input the required data, and the software does the rest.The interactive wellbore schematic provides visual feedback throughout the analysis. This simplified process allows you to make better decisions by quickly and accurately performing the analysis you need.

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Interactive Wellbore Representations

Results are displayed graphically as part of interactive wellbore representations making interpretation of results easy to visualize and understand.

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WYSIWYG Reports

The “output driving inputs” design used in the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software carries over into the reports. In addition to a well schematic and table of contents, the report will contain only the information associated with the outputs you have selected. Information associated with the output includes general well data, and analysis parameters. The reports can be output in a variety of commonly used formats such as pdf, doc, xls, and more.

Service Oriented Architecture

DecisionSpace® Well Engineering calculations are web services based. This provides the capability to replace the Landmark® provided calculation engines with third party, or customer specific calculation engines.

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System Requirements DecisionSpace® Well Engineering Software Release Notes

System RequirementsDecisionSpace® Well Engineering software will run on Engineer’s Desktop™ versions 5000.1.10.0 or later 5000.1.10.x releases.

Refer to Engineer’s Desktop™ Software Version 5000.1.10 Release Notes for information about system requirements.

Supported Operating System(s)

• Windows 7, SP1, 64-bit(note that Windows Vista and Windows XP are not supported)

• Citrix XenApp5 or XenApp6

Windows

Desktop and laptop basic requirements are:

• 2 GHz or higher processor • 4GB RAM or higher • VGA Color Monitor • Graphics Card: minimum 1024x768 resolution. DirectX 9.0 compatible or

better, with DirectDraw Acceleration Enabled • 106-key Windows-ready integrated keyboard • MS-Compatible mouse or pointing device • TCP/IP based network connection 100 Mbps • 1 GB disk space

Software

• EDT 5000.1.10.0 or higher must be installed• .NET framework v. 4.0 (downloaded and installed with DS Well Engineering

installer)

Related Products

• EDT 5000.1.10.0 or higher must be installed• Access to an EDM database instance is required

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Citrix

DS Well Engineering has been tested with Citrix thin-client environments. The following two Citrix platforms are supported.

Primary test environment, running Citrix XenApp 6 against Oracle 11.2.0.2:

Server 1 (Database server, SAM server)

Operating System: •Windows 2008 R2 Server Enterprise Edition, SP 1 – 64 Bit

Services: • Oracle 11g – 64 Bit Server (11.2.0.2 with patch 7 – 12429531)

• EDM database

• (SAM) Simultaneous Access Monitor (Note that the SAM server should not be on the same server with Citrix and the published applications)

Server 2 (Citrix and Applications)

Operating System: • Windows 2008 R2 Server Enterprise Edition, SP 1 – 64 Bit

Services: • Citrix XenApp 6 with recommended Citrix Hotfixes and Windows Hotfixes as described in: Recommended Hotfixes for XenApp 6.0 and Later on Windows Server 2008 R2 document at http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX129229

• EDT 5000.1.10.0• Oracle 11g – 32 Bit Client (11.2.0.2 with patch 7 – 12429530)

Citrix Client: • Version 11.00

http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX129229

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Secondary test environment, running Citrix XenApp 5 against Oracle 10.2.0.4

Server 1 (Database server, SAM server)


Services: • Oracle 10g – 64Bit (10.2.0.4)

• EDM database

• (SAM) Simultaneous Access Monitor (Note that the SAM server should not be on the same server with Citrix and the published applications)

Server 2 (Citrix and Applications)


Services: • Citrix XenApp 5 with recommended Citrix Hotfixes and Windows Hotfixes (refer to the Citrix support page for details: http://support.citrix.com)

• EDT 5000.1.10.0• Oracle 10g – 32 Bit Client (10.2.0.4)

Citrix Client: • Version 11.00

http://support.citrix.com

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Third-Party Software DecisionSpace® Well Engineering Software Release Notes

Third-Party Software

Landmark uses various third-party applications in the development of its software.

Landmark acknowledges that certain third party code has been bundled with, or embedded in, Landmark’s software. The licensors of this third party code, and the terms and conditions of their respective licenses, may be found at the following location:

[Installdir]\Documentation\Third_Party.pdf

The following table describes the third party applications that are installed by the Engineer’s Desktop™ Software Version 5000.1.10.0 Release, or the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering 5000.1.10.0 Release.

Installed Product/Package Version for all supported Operating Systems

Apache/XML Xerces 1.4.x

AvalonDock 1.3.3571.0

Blue Marble Geographic Calculator 6.2

Commons BeanUtils 1.4.1

Commons Collections 2.0

Commons Logging 1.0.2

ComponentOne LLC Chart™ 7.0

Crystal Project, © 2008 The Yellow Icon. All rights reserved. N/A

Crystal Reports™ (note that one Crystal Reports™ Developer license per site is required if you want to customize reports)

11.5 SP3

DEX 2003.14.3.70

DynamicDataDisplay 0.3

Geobase® (Digital Elevation Data, and Satellite Imagery) N/A

Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P., Compaq Visual Fortran 6.1a

iText 2.1.6

Macrovision™ Corporation FLEXnet Publisher™ 11.4

Macrovision™ InstallShield Admin Studio™ 6.0

Microsoft® Data Access Components (MDAC) 2.8 SP1

Microsoft® J# FrameWork 1.1

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Additional Copyrights, Licenses, and Attributions:

Copyrights

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Microsoft® Prism 4.1

Microsoft® Ribbon Control 4.0.0.11019

Microsoft® SQL Server 2005 Express Edition (replaces MSDE) SP2

Microsoft® .NET Framework 2.0 2.0

Microsoft® WPF Toolkit 3.5.40128.1

Microsoft® Visual C++ 2005 Service Pack 1 Redistributable Package ATL Security Update (filename: vcredist_x86.exe)

2005 SP1 (v. 8.0)

NHibernate (which includes the following:)• ANTLR3 3.1.0.39271• Iesi.Collections• LinFu.DynamicProxy 1.0.4.18998• log4net 1.2.10.0

2.1.2.4000

Rogue Wave 6.0.4

Rogue Wave™ Software, Inc., Stingray Studio – Objective Grid PRO 8

Rogue Wave™ Software, Inc., Stingray Studio – Objective Grid Standard 8

Rogue Wave™ Software, Inc., Stingray Studio – Objective Toolkit Standard 8

SCGrid.com, SCGrid Active X grid Control 4.5.0.3

Silicon Graphics®, Inc. OpenGL® 1.2

Sun Microsystems, Inc., JOGL (Java Bindings for OpenGL). Copyright © 2003-2007 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.

1.1.1a

TCL Library (Tclib) 8.2.3

Transitionals 1.2

Installed Product/Package Version for all supported Operating Systems

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Installation DecisionSpace® Well Engineering Software Release Notes

InstallationNote that 32-bit operating systems are no longer supported.

Engineer’s Desktop™ Software Version 5000.1.10.0 (or later 5000.1.10.x) Release must be installed before installing DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software.

This release of DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software is an upgrade to the Engineer’s Desktop™ Software Version 5000.1.10.0 (or later 5000.1.10.x) Release. You must have EDT 5000.1.10.x installed on your machine before installing the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software.

Contents of the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering Software Download

DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software download contains:

• DSWellEng_5000.1.10.0_ReleaseWin.zip file containing the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering 5000.1.10.0 Release. The update will add new files and update existing Engineer’s Desktop™ Software Version 5000.1.10.0 (or later 5000.1.10.x) Release files.

• Release Notes for DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software. This document.

Installation Instructions

There are six major steps in this process:

1. Install EDT 5000.1.0

2. Install EDT 5000.1.10.0, or later EDT 5000.1.10.x release.

3. Install .net Framework v4.0

4. Install DecisionSpace® Well Engineering 5000.1.10.0 Release software.

5. Update the EDM™ database.

6. Run the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering 5000.1.10.0 Release software.

Important Notes:

• Refer to Engineer’s Data Model (EDM) Installation Guide and Engineer’s Desktop™ Software Version 5000.1.10.0 (or later 5000.1.10.x) Release Notes for

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information about installing 5000.1.0 and 5000.1.10.0 versions of the Engineer’s Desktop.

• DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software must be installed on EDT 5000.1.10.0, or later 5000.1.10.x releases.

Step 1. Install EDT 5000.1.0

Refer to Engineer’s Data Model (EDM) Installation Guide for information about installing the Engineer’s Desktop. As directed in the installation guide, you must install LAM, Third Party products, EDM, and the Drilling and Completions software.

Step 2. Install EDT 5000.1.10.0, or later EDT 5000.1.10.x Release

Refer to Engineer’s Desktop™ Software Version 5000.1.10.0 (or later 5000.1.10.x) Release Notes for information about installing the Engineer’s Desktop.

Step 3. Install .NET Framework v4

.NET Framework v4 can be downloaded from the Microsoft® website.

Step 4. Install DecisionSpace® Well Engineering 5000.1.10.0 Release Software

a. Unzip the DSWellEng_5000.1.10.0_ReleaseWin.zip file to a temporary folder. Two files are included in the zip file: Setup.msi, and setup.exe.

b. Run setup.exe.

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c. Click Run.

d. Click Next.

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e. Navigate to the folder where you want to install the software, and indicate who should have access to the software once it is installed. Click Next.

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f. Click Next.

g. Click Yes.

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h. A progress bar displays. Click Close when installation is complete.

Step 5. Update the EDM™ Database

a. Run Start > All Programs > Landmark Engineer’s Desktop 5000.1 > Tools > DS Well Engineering Updates.

• To update an Oracle database, select Apply DS Well Eng ORA Update.

• To update an SQL database, select Apply DS Well Eng SQL Update.

Note: The images in the following steps pertain to the SQL update. However, the Oracle update is performed using the same steps.

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b. Click Yes.

c. Click Unzip.

d. Click OK.

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e. Click Run Automated.

f. Click OK.

g. Enter credentials, and select database you want to update. Click OK.

h. On the next screen that displays, click Yes to update the database.

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i. Click OK.

Step 6. Run the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering 5000.1.10.0 Release software.

Use Start > All Programs > Landmark Engineer’s Desktop 5000.1 > DS Well Engineering to run the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software.

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Licensing DecisionSpace® Well Engineering Software Release Notes

LicensingLandmark's Application Manager (LAM) is the license system used to control access to Landmark applications. LAM is based on Macrovision's FLEXnet Publisher. LAM version 5000 is required for release 5000.1.0 and higher. You do not need to re-license for this release; your 5000.1.0 licenses will work. Refer to the EDT™ Software Version 5000.1.0 Summary Level Release Notes for licensing details.

The DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software requires the following valid licenses to run:

• EDM

• Drilling Mechanic Basic (Torque and Drag) License and/or Drilling Fluids Basic (Hydraulics) license

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Functionality to Expect in This Release DecisionSpace® Well Engineering Software Release Notes

Functionality to Expect in This ReleaseThe DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software release contains most of the WELLPLAN™ Torque Drag, Hydraulics, and general functionality. This section indicates the WELLPLAN functionality implemented in the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering 5000.1.10.0 Release.

Torque Drag Analysis

Torque Drag Analysis Modes

WELLPLAN™ Analysis Mode In Release?

Normal Analysis Yes

Top Down Analysis Yes1

Drag Chart Analysis Yes

Calibration Friction Analysis Yes2

Riserless/InnerString Analysis No

1In the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering 5000.1.10.0 Software Release, the WELLPLAN™ Top Down Analysis and Normal Analysis modes are blended. Use the User Defined Operation to perform a top down analysis using the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering 5000.1.10.0 Software Release.

2An alternative approach to friction calibration is implemented in the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering 5000.1.10.0 Software Release using the Friction Calibration plot.

Torque Drag Functionality

Functionality In Release?

Sheave Friction Yes

Fluid Columns Yes

Stiff String Yes

Flotation (Casing/Liner) No

Standoff Devices/Centralizers Yes

Sensitivity Plots Yes

Torque Drag Analysis with Flowrate Yes

Bending Stress Magnification Yes

Viscous Drag Yes

Unique Friction Factors for Separate Operations Yes

Average Operational Friction Factors N/A1

Actual Loads Yes

Additional Surface or Annular Pressure Yes

Point of Interest for Run Plots No

Buckling Limit Factor No

Contact Normalization Length Yes

Real Time Data Import No

Reports Yes

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1With the implementation of the Friction Calibration plot in the Deci-sionSpace® Well Engineering 5000.1.10.0 Software Release, average operational friction factors are no longer necessary.

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Torque Drag Plots and Tables


Effective Tension Yes

True Tension Yes

Torque Graph Yes

Sensitivity Plot Friction Factors Yes1

Side Force Graph Yes

Fatigue Graph Yes

Stress Graph: Tripping In Yes

Stress Graph: Rotating On Bottom Yes

Stress Graph: Tripping Out Yes

Stress Graph: Rotating Off Bottom Yes

Stress Graph: Slide Drilling Yes

Position Graph: Tripping In Yes2

Position Graph: Rotating On Bottom Yes2

Position Graph: Tripping Out Yes2

Position Graph: Rotating Off Bottom Yes2

Position Graph: Slide Drilling Yes2

Position Graph: Backreaming Yes2

Summary Loads Yes

Load Data: Tripping In Yes

Load Data: Rotating On Bottom Yes

Load Data: Slide Drilling Yes

Load Data: Backreaming Yes

Stress Data: Tripping In Yes

Stress Data: Rotating On Bottom Yes

Stress Data: Tripping Out Yes

Stress Data: Rotating Off Bottom Yes

Stress Data: Slide Drilling Yes

Stress Data: Backreaming Yes

Detail Report Yes3

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1The DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software provides a powerful method of performing sensitivity analysis. Sensitivity analysis is not limited to friction factor calibration, and can be applied to many parameters. Refer to the online help for more information.

2in the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software release, the information is displayed in the Workstring Position plot. This plot displays the position of the workstring in the wellbore for both soft and stiff string analysis. Fatigue, Von Mises stress, or Side Force acting on the workstring can be displayed as well. Refer to the online help for more information.

3DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software reports contain information related to selected outputs.

4In the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering 5000.1.10.0 Software Release, all friction calibration is performed using the Friction Calibration plot.

Summary Report Yes3

Tension Point/Hook Load Chart Yes

Torque Point/Surface Chart Yes

Minimum WOB Chart Yes

Sensitivity Plot Tension/Hook Load Chart Yes1

Friction Calibration/Hook Load Chart Yes

Manual Friction Calibration/Hook Load Chart Yes4

Top Down Tension Graph Yes

Top Down Torque Graph Yes

Top Down Side Force Graph Yes

Top Down Fatigue Graph Yes

Top Down Stress Graph Yes

Top Down Position Graph Yes

Top Down Load Data No

Top Down Stress Data Yes

Top Down Analysis Detail Report Yes

Torque Drag Plots and Tables

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Hydraulics Analysis

Hydraulics Analysis Modes

WELLPLAN™ Analysis Mode In Release?

Hole Cleaning Operational Analysis Yes1

Hole Cleaning Parametric Analysis No

Pressure: Pump Rate Range Analysis Yes2

Pressure: Pump Rate Fixed Analysis Yes2

Swab/Surge (Steady-State) Analysis No

Optimization Planning No

1Separate Bed Height vs MD, Cuttings Volume vs Depth, and Minimum Flowrate vs MD plots are available in DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software.

2A significant amount of the WELLPLAN™ functionality has been implemented in the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software.

Hydraulics Analysis Functionality


Pipe Roughness Yes

Annular Roughness Yes

Mud Temperature Effects Yes

Returns to Sea Floor Yes

Local Bit Nozzle Analysis Yes1

Include Back Pressure Yes

Annular Velocity Plot No

Gel Strength Yes

Pressure Loss Pie Chart Yes2

Power Loss Pie Chart No

Reports Yes3

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1The local bit nozzle functionality is no longer required because the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software interface provides easy access to all input data.

2The DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software Hydraulics Summary displays the pressure loss in the string, bit, and annulus but does not display the pressure loss as loss per component.

3DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software reports will contain information related to selected outputs.

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Hydraulics Analysis Plots, Tables, and Reports


Operational Plot Yes

Minimum Flow Rate vs ROP Yes

Hole Cleaning Operational Report Yes

Total Volume % Plot Yes

Suspended Volume % Plot Yes

Minimum Flowrate Plot Yes

Bed Height Plot Yes

Pressure Loss Plot Yes

Annular Velocity Plot No

Annular Pump Rate Plot Yes

Annulus Information Table No

Pressure Loss Report Yes3

Circulating Pressure vs Depth Plot Yes

ECD vs Depth Plot Yes

Circulating Pressure/ECD vs Run Depth Chart Yes

Pressure to Break Gel Plot Yes

Pie Chart: Pressure Losses Drill String Yes2

Pie Chart: Pressure Losses Annulus Yes2

Pie Chart: Power Losses Drill String No

Pie Chart: Power Losses Annulus No

Pressure/ECD Report Yes3

Swab Open End Plot No

Swab Closed End Plot No

Surge Open End Plot No

Surge Closed End Plot No

Swab Surge Pressure and ECD Report No

Swab Surge Tripping Schedule Report No

Velocity @ Bit Plot Yes

Power Per Area Plot Yes

Impact Force Plot Yes

Power Plot No

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1Separate Bed Height vs MD, Cuttings Volume vs Depth, and Minimum Flowrate vs MD plots are available in WELLPLAN Next Generation. Suspended cuttings volume plot not available.

2The DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software Summary displays the pressure loss in the string, bit, and annulus but does not break the pressure loss into loss per component.

3DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software reports will contain information related to selected outputs.

Pressure Loss Plot Yes

Power vs Impact Force Plot No

Hydraulics Analysis Plots, Tables, and Reports

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General Functionality

Functionality Category Functionality In Release?

Datums/Elevations Set System Datum No

Create Default Site Elevation No

Set Wellhead Location (slot, offset, map, geographic)

No

Set Well Datum Yes

Working with Cases Create Cases from Casing Design Yes

Create Designs or Cases from OpenWells

No

Create Instant Case Yes

Work on Multiple Cases Simultaneously

Yes1

Well Explorer Functionality Well Explorer Tree Yes2

Copy String Editor Yes3

Copy Hole Section No

Copy Fluids No

Copy Wellpath Yes4

Audit/Change History No

Attachments No

Delete Design, Well, Wellbore, Site, Project, or Company

No

Find in Tree (method to search well explorer hierarchy)

No

User Assistance Online Help Yes

Input Wizard N/A5

Status Messages Yes6

Units Custom Unit System Yes

API, SI, Mixed API, and API US Survey Feet Unit System

Yes

Set Active Unit System Yes

Utilities Convert Units No

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MD/TVD Conversion No

Picklist Editor No

Data Dictionary No

Volume Calculation No

Catalog Editor Yes

Wall Plot Composer No

Symbol Manager/Mapping No

Properties Edit/Create Tubular Properties Yes

Edit/Specify Company Properties No

Edit/Specify Project Properties No

Edit/Specify Site Properties No

Edit/Specify Well Properties No

Edit/Specify Wellbore Properties No

Edit/Specify Design Properties No

Edit/Specify Case Properties No

Sidetrack Well and Set Sidetrack Properties

No

Set Design Phase (prototype, plan, actual)

No

Data Locking Password Protect Company Properties

No

Lock Project No

Set Security Tight Groups No

Lock Site No

Lock Wellbore No

Workspaces Workspace Yes7

Default Workspace No

Data Import and Export Import/Export Yes8

Import Centralizer Placement from OptiCem Module

No

Libraries String Library Yes

Fluid Library No


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1To simultaneously work on multiple cases when using the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software, open the software multiple times and work with each case in a separate instance of the software. This will not require multiple licenses of the software.

2The DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software has some of the Well Explorer Tree functionality, although the implementation is different.

3Use the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software Case Manager to copy a string from one case to another.

4In DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software, wellpath data can be copied between cases (using right-click menu, or CTRL C/CTRL V). However, it is not possible to drag/drop data between cases.

5The intuitive, output driven DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software design does not require an input wizard.

6WELLPLAN™ Status Messages have been significantly improved and replaced by intuitive messages strategically located throughout DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software.

7In DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software, workspaces are called Layouts.

8In DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software, it is possible to import cases and strings only.

Plots Vertical Section Yes

Plan View Yes

Inclination Yes

Azimuth Yes

Dogleg Severity Yes

Build Yes

Walk Yes

Absolute Tortuosity Yes

Relative Tortuosity Yes

Wellpath Table Yes

Geothermal Gradient Yes

Build Plane Curvature No

Walk Plane Curvature No

Schematic Schematic Yes


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Fixed Issues

Descriptions of Fixed Issues for the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software are provided below.

Defect No. Description

1744 Small data discrepancy when switching from Bingham Plastic to Herschel Bulkley.

1799 Calculated values should show up even when no plots are open.

1824 Well list doesn't show a newly created well if you switch to another well under the same site

1856 Negative Air Gap reading in DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software

1906 DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software compatibility with other EDT applications

1933 Data from the Count column of the Bit Nozzle table disappears after inserting a row and undoing

2071 String editor grid columns cannot be resized

2112 Weird Behavior using the HB model, and change from Fann to Rheology (Pressure Loss Plot)

2182 Incorrect Unreadable message on the Hydraulic Summary

2183 Empty temporary message Hydraulic Summary

2204 Newtonian rheology parameter is incorrect (compared to classic) after switching from Fann data

2223 Geothermal Gradient missing validation

2259 Multiple casings with the same START depth don't show an error. - Need a validation

2273 Crash: NHibernate. Save the transient instance before flushing

2284 MIN FLOW v ROP: Changes to STRING result in DISCREPANCY between Classic WELLPLAN and DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software

2286 Layouts: Unable to access to the select box when clicking on the LAYOUT button

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Known Issues

Descriptions of Known Issues for the DecisionSpace® Well Engineering software are provided below.


1740 Cannot see text caret in some positions in text fields when zoom is one step below 100%

1861 Undo/redo is not visible to the user for hidden fields

1960 Friction factor error consistency (for the 2 radio button states)

1969 Decimal positions on ECD plot

1973 Wrong behavior of the curve in the ECD vs Depth plot

2024 Resizing column widths in spreadsheets causes erratic behavior

2129 Floating plots aren't included in saved layouts

2050 Freezing an unselected curve (when no original lines are selected) changes the scale of the plot

2118 Inconsistent and missing hyperlinks

2127 Fatigue plot: Checking or unchecking “Slide Drilling” shouldn’t trigger calculations

2175 Blank cells have a copy function enabled with right-click menu

2246 Memory leak when changing cases with plots open

2282 Circulation Pressure: The first calculation (String) differs from the WELLPLAN™ software.

2502 Maximum Power/Area at TFA limit line in Bit Power/Area plot corresponds to the highest value in the range

2549 First row of Fluid Column grids get marked as required after entering data in undoing

2580 Geothermal Gradient can’t calculate if there is no open hole section

2585 When switching between rheology and Fann mode, rheology data is changing

2604 Disable fluid sensitivity if more than one row of Rheology Test data is entered

2620 Hole Section friction factors: Toggling on/off using FF from hole or per operations has no effect on sensitivity

2697 Exception when using Snipping tool to take screenshots

2710 Exception (Fann Data): “Specified element is already the logical child of another element. Disconnect it first”

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2747 Unchecked lines show on the legend after pasting “Copy to Clipboard” items

2751 Fatigue plot shows blank when no operation is selected (No hyperlink or message appears)

2752 Blank floating tab

2789 Intermittent exception: DynamicDataDisplay

2801 Missing validation that affects all Hydraulic calculations when HB is selected on Rheology data

2802 Inconsistent message when ID is greater than OD

2805 Description field of a created catalog is displayed incorrectly in String Editor

2807 New case not included in “Recently Saved Cases” list in Welcome dialog.

2810 Generating reports throws inappropriate error message when no plots are open

2821 Exception when generating the report for the second time (close the PDF alter the first time)

2824 Datum descriptions in Datum list should change when unit system changes

2873 When a Case created with DecisionSpace® Well Engineering is opened using WELLPLAN™, the mud density (Fluid Editor) must be entered again. Be aware that it will appear as if the mud density is already input in the Fluid Editor, however you must change the mud density to a new value, then change it back to the desired value, and click OK to close the Fluid Editor.

2874 The option to enable Bending Stress Magnification Force (BSMF) is not available for the stress plots. To enable the BSMF option, drag the Fatigue plot to the Output Area and check the “Use Bending Stress Magnification” box on the Analysis Settings tab. The BSMF functionality will be applied to all relevant outputs in the Output Area.

2893 When a Case created with DecisionSpace® Well Engineering is opened using WELLPLAN™, the well depth (Wellpath Editor) must be entered again. The well depth field on the Wellpath Editor will be blank. Enter the desired value, and tab out of the field.


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International Trade Compliance DecisionSpace® Well Engineering Software Release Notes

International Trade ComplianceThis application is manufactured or designed using U.S. origin technology and is therefore subject to the export control laws of the United States. Any use or further disposition of such items is subject to U.S. law. Exports from the United States and any re-export thereafter may require a formal export license authorization from the government. If there are doubts about the requirements of the applicable law, it is recommended that the buyer obtain qualified legal advice. These items cannot be used in the design, production, use, or storage of chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons, or missiles of any kind.

The ECCN's provided in Release Notes represent Landmark Graphics' opinion of the correct classification for the product today (based on the original software and/or original hardware). Classifications are subject to change. If you have any questions or need assistance please contact us at [email protected]

Under the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR), the U.S. Government assigns your organization or client, as exporter/importer of record, responsibility for determining the correct authorization for the item at the time of export/import. Restrictions may apply to shipments based on the products, the customer, or the country of destination, and an export license may be required by the Department of Commerce prior to shipment. The U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security provides a web site to assist you with determining the need for a license and with information regarding where to obtain help.

The URL is: http://www.bis.doc.gov

Definitions

CCATS (Commodity Classification Automated Tracking System) - the tracking number assigned by the U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) to products formally reviewed and classified by the government. The CCATS provides information concerning export/re-export authorizations, available exceptions, and conditions.

ECCN - Export Control Classification Number - The ECCN is an alpha-numeric code, e.g., 3A001, that describes a particular item or type of item, and shows the controls placed on that item. The CCL (Commerce Control List) is divided into ten broad categories, and each category is further subdivided into five product groups. The CCL is available on the EAR Website.


http://www.bis.doc.gov

http://www.access.gpo.gov/bis/ear/ear_data.html#ccl

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International Trade Compliance DecisionSpace® Well Engineering Software Release Notes

The ECCN number, License Type, and the CCATS Numbers for this product are included in the table below. Also included is the date the table was last updated.

Product/Component/R5000 ECCN Number

License CCATS Number

Last Date Updated

Engineer’s Data Model (EDM) 5D002 ENC G060075 3/29/2010

Engineer’s Data Model Software Development Kit (EDM SDK)

5D002 ENC G060075 3/29/2010

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Contacting Landmark for Support DecisionSpace® Well Engineering Software Release Notes

Contacting Landmark for Support

Landmark software operates Technical Assistance Centers (TACs) in Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Additional support is also provided through regional support offices around the world.

Regional Offices

Support Via Web Portal Support information is always available on the Landmark Customer Support internet page. You can also submit a support request directly to Landmark Customer Support though the Landmark Customer Support Portal:

http://css.lgc.com/InfoCenter/index?page=home

To request support in the Landmark Customer Support Portal:

1. In the PIN and Password text boxes in the Please Sign In area, enter your registered personal identification number and password.

2. Click the Sign In button.

3. In the Case & Defect Information area, click the Create A New Case link.

4. In the Create Case area, fill in the necessary information. Provide details about your technical concern, including any error messages, the workflow steps where the problem occurred, and attachments of screen shots that display the problem. To help understand the concern, you can also attach other files too, such as example data files.

5. Click the Submit button. A support analyst in the nearest Technical Assistance Center will respond to your request.

http://css.lgc.com/InfoCenter/index?page=contact&section=contact

http://css.lgc.com/InfoCenter/index?page=home

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Technical Assistance Centers DecisionSpace® Well Engineering Software Release Notes

Technical Assistance Centers

Regional OfficesFor contact information for regional offices, see the Contact Support page located at:

http://css.lgc.com/InfoCenter/index?page=contact&section=contact

If problems cannot be resolved at the regional level, an escalation team is called to resolve your incidents quickly.

Asia, Pacific8:00 am - 5:00 pm Local Time

Monday-Friday, excluding holidays

61-8-9481-4488 (Perth, Australia)Toll Free 1-800-448-488

Fax: 61-8-9481-1580

Email:

[email protected]

Europe, Africa, Middle East9:00 am - 5:30 pm Local Time

Monday - Friday, excluding holidays

44-1372-868686 (Leatherhead, UK)Fax: 44-1224-723260 (Aberdeen, UK)

Fax: 44-1372-868601 (Leatherhead, UK)

Email:

[email protected]

Latin America(Spanish, Portuguese, English)

7:00 am - 5:00 pm Local Time

713-839-3405 (Houston, TX, USA)Fax: 713-839-3646

Email:

[email protected]

North America7:30 am - 5:30 pm Central Standard Time

Monday - Friday, excluding holidays

713-839-2200 (Houston, TX, USA)Toll Free 1-877-435-7542

(1-877-HELP-LGC)

Fax: 713-839-2168

Email:

[email protected]





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