This article reviews the features of maps.
Basic Features
Maps are a valuable tool for determining the exact locations of entities or other features. For example, the user can use a map to display specific bus routes for a school or to pinpoint the location of a well within a specific basin.
To view maps, click on Maps in the Navigation Panel.
The map will display all entities in the workspace.
To refine the entities or highlight specific areas, use the filters at the top of the map.
Entities - Select a specific data set to view on the map.
Color - Color the data sets by functionality, i.e., by operator.
Size - Change the view of the data set to show size, i.e., production. The more a well produces, the larger the circle.
Height - Similar to size, the larger the signal the greater the size.
Scope - View data within a certain date range, time step, and aggregation.
Example
This map has been filtered by color to show operators and by size to show production rate. Notice that wells in West Texas have a greater production rate than other wells in this workspace.
The map legend at the bottom right displays the color definitions.
Advanced Features
Map Key Features
The map key has several features that can be useful to view data.
Toggle Navigation
The Navigation Panel will shrink when selected.
Satellite
The map will display the Satellite view of the selected area.
Color
In the color selection of the map, any continuous signal selection (rates, pressure) will display on the map with a color.
Filter
The filter will display the selection for the min and max number for the data. The visualization can filter to only display entities in a selected range.
Color Filter
Selecting a color band, allows the user to display a variety of colors on the map.
Settings
The Settings allow the user to access latitude and longitude. These signals can be modified, for instance, to the bottomhole lat / long.
The user can also add map layers from Mapbox in the Mapbox Token field.
