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A Project in GeoMaster is built on top of a single wellbore. Creating a project is really "pick (or create) a well and wellbore, then GeoMaster spins up the…

A Project in GeoMaster is built on top of a single wellbore. Creating a project is really "pick (or create) a well and wellbore, then GeoMaster spins up the workspace for it" — there's no separate project-details form to fill in.


Where to Create a Project

Two entry points, both opening the same Create Project dialog:

  1. Dashboard — click the New Project tile at the front of the Recent Projects strip.

  2. Projects page (/projects) — click New Project in the top-right of the page header.

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Step 1 — Select or Create a Well

The dialog opens with the instruction "Select a well to associate with your new project."

If you have no wells yet: you'll see an empty state — "No wells yet. A project requires a well. Create your first well and you'll be taken straight back here to continue." — with a Create New Well button. Clicking it opens the same Create Well form covered in the "Create a Well" doc; once saved, you're dropped right back into this dialog with your new well ready to select.

📸 Screenshot 3: The empty state — "No wells yet" with the "Create New Well" button.

If you already have wells: you'll see a searchable well picker instead:

  • A Search wells box at the top filters the list as you type.

  • A + New Well button next to the search box lets you add another well without leaving the dialog.

  • Each well in the list shows its name, owner/operator company, and a Private/Public badge.

  • Click the small map-pin icon on a row to expand an inline mini-map showing that well's location.

  • Click a well (or its radio button) to select it.

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Step 2 — Select a Wellbore

Once a well is selected, GeoMaster looks at its wellbores:

  • Exactly one wellbore — it's selected automatically, and a note confirms: "This well has one wellbore — '<name>' wellbore was selected automatically." No extra action needed.

  • Multiple wellbores — a list appears: "This well has multiple wellbores — pick one." Click the wellbore you want to build the project on.

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Step 3 — Continue

Click Continue at the bottom of the dialog (it stays disabled until a wellbore is selected, one way or another).

  • GeoMaster creates the project against that wellbore and shows a success toast: "Project has been created successfully."

  • You're taken directly into the new project's workspace at its URL (/projects/<id>) — no intermediate confirmation screen.


Landing in the Workspace

The new project opens straight into its workspace, with a collapsible icon sidebar on the left:

TabWhat it opens
GeoSteeringThe real-time cross-section — trajectory, logs, formation tops
Map ViewPlan-view map of the well/field
3D View3D visualisation of the trajectory and model
GeoEngineThe AI assistant scoped to this project
Version HistorySaved versions of the project's geosteering interpretation
DrillTrackerLive drilling parameter charts

Since the project was just created, most of these will be empty until you import trajectory/log data — that's a separate step, not part of project creation itself.

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Quick Reference

SituationWhat happens
No wells at all"Create New Well" → returns to well picker automatically
Wells exist, none selectedWell picker shown, "Continue" disabled
Well selected, 1 wellboreWellbore auto-selected, "Continue" enabled
Well selected, 2+ wellboresMust pick a wellbore manually before "Continue" enables
Continue clickedProject created → redirected straight into its workspace

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