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Exploration Geosciences - WHAT Map
Welcome to the WHAT
Map
New! BY POPULAR DEMAND UK DISCOVERY DIGEST SUBSCRIBERS CAN NOW ACCESS DIGEST ARTICLES (RECENT RELEASES AND RECENT COMPLETIONS) ONLINE.
Wells with links to UK Discovery Digest articles are highlighted with red hexagons in a separate on/off layer. (Activated by Check Box in the left hand margin).
Flash 9 and the WHAT Map PROBLEM SOLVING
WELL TEXTBOXES DO NOT OPEN WHEN WELL IS CLICKED (HAND APPEARS BUT TEXTBOX DOESN'T OPEN). Click HERE for the solution.
FOR PROBLEMS RELATING TO WHAT MAP STANDALONE CD, click here.
Please click here to add yourself to the WHAT Map distribution list by providing us with your contact details,
and keep yourself up to date with new releases, and
proposed additions to the WHAT Map sheets.
The WHAT Map is an online
database of test results and shows covering all released
exploration and appraisal wells in the UKCS, backed
up by comprehensive geological base maps and technical
assessments of all non-released wells.
The WHAT map uses macromedia's 'FLASH' player to deliver
fast, up-to-date subsurface data. The application allows
the user to 'zoom' into the maps, then 'pan around'
to see greater detail. Individual layers can be turned
be turned off and on so you can customise the way each
map is displayed. Clicking on a well opens the appropriate
linked text box detailing well test and shows, or technical
assessment.
Full size geological basemaps, at 1:250,000,
can be downloaded in pdf format for printing.
For more information about
Exploration Geosciences' products and services,
visit our sister site at www.expgeo.co.uk
The
WHAT Map is designed and
maintained by
New :
Details of all the current geology / reservoir layers are provided. For more information, click here.
Current edition includes:
Commentary on all non-released wells drilled to the end of August 2008.
DST and shows information for all wells up to and including Release Number 107, July 2008.
Links to the latest Volume of the UK Discovery Digest - Volume 17 have been added.
The most recent update of the WHAT Map includes a revision of the geology base (structure/hydrocarbon kitchen areas) and an extension of the reservoir/geology layers to the East Shetland area, completing a full set maps for the northern, central and southern North Sea areas.
Future Editions :
Addition of individual well data points for reservoir layers to Central Graben and Southern North Sea sheets (as recently done for Northern North Sea sheet).
