Can anyone tell me how to search for wells on the new SONRIS by using the section township range? I can't find that feature anywhere. It was easy before. Thanks
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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant 7 hours ago The latest from Baton Rouge.
Hi Skip,
If it makes you feel any better, I am sad to see the SONRIS Lite go away as well. I will let you know when the tutorial is scheduled. I also plan to record it and update user guides.
Sorry again for the growing pains. And again, this is based on federal web accessibility compliance, not change for sake of change.
Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant 6 hours ago In case anyone wants to take a trip down this rabbit hole, here is a link to the Federal Web Accessibility page. I glanced at it and decided it was no help for me.
Go to SONRIS Data Portal. Then go to “Well Information Search” from there it will let you search by STR.
Not sure if this link works:
Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant 1 hour ago Thanks, Quattro. Yes, I have been there and the list that you have to toggle through is a pain and not nearly as good and easy to use as seeing the list for all the historic wells and permitted or drilling wells in each section. In the age of horizontal wells, the old architecture was far superior.
Yes sir Skip. It is definitely not an improvement thus far!
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