Introduction

Tutorials

Data types and nodes

Reference

Installing GeoData Manager

The Tracer Module

These data types hold data from tracer tests:

Choosing a data type/node to use

Choose the correct data type to use, depending on the kind of data you want to enter or work with:

For this kind of data Choose this node
Chemical Chemical - Well Details
Radioactive Radioactive - Well Details

At the node Tracer:

Tracer data

The structure of tracer data is more complicated than many other geothermal data sets, because it has two levels of dependent data. The tracer tables are:

Chemical - Well Details

Radioactive - Well Details

Chemical and radioactive tracer tests are similar. At these two nodes, all chemical or radioactive tracer tests are listed, with the observation wells listed in the detail table. Each node has two sub-nodes for entering tracer measurements from observation wells:

To create or edit a tracer test:

  1. For a chemical test, go to the node Chemical - Well Details; for a radioactive test, go to the node Radioactive - Well Details.

  2. Select New or Edit. Enter header data for the test (such as the date and time of the test) and enter the observation wells in the Detail Table tab.

  3. Go to the sub-nodes Measurements - by well or Measurements - all wells and enter observation data from the test.

Measurements - by well

Data Stores
Header data Observation wells of all chemical tracer tests
Detail data Tracer measurements from each observation well

Select New to add new observation wells and Edit to add or edit tracer measurements for each observation well.

Measurements - all wells

Data Stores
Header data Tracer tests
Detail data Tracer measurements from all observation wells for that test

Select Edit to add or edit tracer measurements from any observation well of this test.

Normalised value

At each sub-node, when you click Apply GeoData Manager calculates:

Normalised Value = (Concentration - Background) * 1000 / Mass Injected.

The default units are 1 / m^3.