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• Water Level/ Wellhead pressure with Seismic Activity (Czorsztyn, Gross Schoenebeck and Song Tranh)

In this service services the technological activity (either reservoir water level or wellhead pressure) is plotted in the same diagram with the histogram of the seismic activity. There are options for both parameters as shown in Figure 10 (top left corner). The step and time unit (hours, days or weeks) of the seismic activity can be selected for the histograms of seismicity. On the other hand, the plot mode of the water level can be adjusted as well, as simple, cumulative, gradient and average (Figure 10).   

The zooming (in the X-axis) can be performed in two ways: First by selecting a predefined time unit, shown after "Zoom" field, among 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, YTD???, 1 year and all (i.e. the entire period). The second is to interactively zoom in/out the X-axis on the lower frame (shown in the red box in Figure 10). The User has just to click on the small rectangles in at the left and right of the shaded panel and drag them to either direction in order to select the time  time period he/she wishes. The selected period can be shifted towards left/right by either dragging the cursor after clicking into the shaded part, or by using the small arrows at the left and right bottom corner of the lower figureframe (depicted by the red box in Figure 10). In any case the starting and ending date of the chosen period is noted in the screen (green box in Figure 10).  . Each one of the plotted parameters can be hidden or shown by clicking on the legend, found at the very bottom of Figure 10.

Figure 10.

• 3-D Visualizations (Gross Schoenebeck)

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The objects manager can be user used at any time in order to hide/show selected objects on the screen such as the injection wells, the seismic events, the stations of the seismic network, the surface map and the map scale.  

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This service allows User to integrate GIS data into an interactive base map plot. The User can introduce to the plot fault segments, operating edges in mining seems, seismic events and front advance. ... to be completed

Figure 12.

•  ADVANCED DATA SEARCH: 

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This option provides an advanced data search tool, by the mean means of multiple data filtering, that can be accessed in two ways (see Figure 1 and Figure 4). The following filters are available for the User (Figure 13 and Figure 14). The User may select one or more options by putting a tick in ticking the corresponding small boxes, or choose all available data from each filter by putting a tick into ticking the small box at the left of "All" field. 

Figure 13.

The available filters are:

• Data Type
• Region
• Country
• Owner
• Episode
• Impacting Factor

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• Position: The User is requested to select a circular area defined by a "Latitude", a "Longitude" (center) and a "Radius". These values should be entered in the corresponding empty boxes (Top of Figure 14).
• Time Range: The User is requested to provide a temporal constraint for the data by entering "Start" and "End" time in into the corresponding empty boxes (Top of Figure 14).

Figure 14.

After the selection of the appropriate filters, the User shall click the "Search" button and the resulting datasets appear in on the screen (Figure 14). In the case when too many datasets have been selected, the use of the arrows located in the green box of Figure 14, provides access to the those data which are not shown in the screen (A maximum of 20 datasets can be shown per screen). There are 3 actions the User may now attempt:

• Details: This choice will show various information concerning the selected data type, as displayed in Figure 15.
• Add to workpaceworkspace: This choice will upload the corresponding dataset to the User's personal workspace for further processing. Alternatively the User may put a tick on one or more of the small boxes at the left side of the figure and then click on the "Add to workspace" bar, located below the table (found into in the red frame in Figure 14).
• View file: This choice will provide data features and options just as in the conventional data search described earlier in this section.

Figure 15.