Basemap Add Ins Data Types

You will need the following information when you are editing the file AddInConfig.xml when creating a Basemap Add In.

Adding Data Types

In order to add data types to be retrieved by the add in, under the Application node add a DataType node, one for each retrieval that needs to be done. The Name attribute describes the various data types that can be retrieved. Valid values are:

• well
• seismic3d
• seismic2d
• custom

For any features selected on the Basemap that match a DataType node defined, the attribute data for that feature will be outputted into an XML file. This XML file can then be then be passed to another application. If this file is not the required format for your application, a windows script file can be written to transform it into what is required.

Adding Well Data

In order to export well data, a DataType node whose Name is well must be defined. By default all of the available attributes of the well data are retrieved. If you want to export specific well data attributes, you can supply a Field node whose value is one of the following. Provide a Field node, one for each attribute you want to retrieve.

• UWI
• BottomLat
• BottomLong
• BottomUtmX
• BottomUtmY
• CurrentStatus
• DepthDatum
• DatumElev
• GeodeticDatumID
• GroundElev
• KB
• Meridian
• PlotSymbol
• PrimarySource
• ProvState
• RigRelDate
• SpudDate
• StatusDate
• SurfaceLat
• SurfaceLong
• TD
• TopUtmX
• TopUtmY
• TVD
• Well Name

Adding Seismic Data

In order to export seismic information, a DataType node whose Name is seismic2d or seismic3d must be defined. By default all of the available attributes of the seismic are retrieved. If you want to export specific seismic attributes, you can supply a Field node whose value is one of the following. Provide a Field node, one for each attribute you want to retrieve.

• LineID
• DeltaLine
• DeltaTrace
• FirstLine
• FirstTrace
• FlFtUTMX
• FlFtUTMY
• FlLtUTMX
• FlLtUTMY
• Geometry
• InlineDistance
• CrosslineDistance
• LastLine
• LastTrace
• LineName
• LlFtUTMX
• LlFtUTMY
• LlLtUTMX
• LlLtUTMY
• Meridian
• MaxUTMX
• MinUTMX
• TotalDistance
• TotalTraces