Electronic Tour Sheet Remarks and/or comments associated with the file. The tours of one or more wells. The tours of each specific well. License number of the well issued by the relevent governing agency (Alberta's EUB for example). Well name as assigned by the governing agency. Usually composed of the operator name, strike area and location. The surface location of the well as recorded on the well license. The type of location (survey system).The location is assumed to be "DLS" if this attribute is not specified. Unique identifier (UWI) for the well on which the reported operation was performed. As recorded on well license. The spud date/time for the well. This attribute should not appear if drilling has not been started. The date/time at which the rig was released from the well. This attribute should not appear if rig release has not yet occurred. The contractor's job number. The operator's AFE number. The well type. Has the value of true if the well is a reentry, otherwise false. Height above ground level of the Kelly Bushing. Unit of measure used for the KB height. The units are assumed to be "m" (metres) if this attribute is not specified. Drilling rig details. Drilling rig number or short name. Provincial jurisdiction where rig work is being done. Total rig days without a lost time accident. Drilling contractor. Four-character CAODC contractor code. Company name of the drilling rig contractor. Well operator required if the rig is contracted and actively working. Exploration company name. The tours for one or more days of the well. The tours for each specific day of the well. The date of the tour(s). The revision of this tour sheet. First revision is "A", second is "B", etc. The number of the tour sheet when there is more than one for a day such as when a rig moves from one well to another. First sheet of the day is 1, the second is 2, etc. Name of contractor's representative. True if the contractor's representative has reviewed and authorized the tour sheet. Name of operator's representative. True if the operator's representative has reviewed and authorized the tour sheet. Daily checks by the operator and contractor. Daily check by operator and contractor. The code indicating a specific safety check. The Operator's representative's initials to signify that the required check has been performed. The Contractor's representative's initials to signify that the required check has been performed. Daily checks by the contractor only. Daily check by contractor only. The code indicating a specific safety check. The Contractor's representative's initials to signify that the required check has been performed. Fuel at 8:00. Measurement of fuel remaining in rig tank at 0800 hrs. Can be recorded in litres or the height in tank. Unit of measure used to record fuel. The units are assumed to be "l" (litres) if this attribute is not specified. Measurement of fuel remaining in boiler tank at 0800 hrs. Can be recorded in litres or the height in tank. Unit of measure used to record fuel. The units are assumed to be "l" (litres) if this attribute is not specified. Amount of fuel consumed by Operator's equipment during the period covered by the tour sheet. Unit of measure used to record fuel. The units are assumed to be "l" (litres) if this attribute is not specified. Weather and road conditions. The time at which the weather was recorded. The air temperature. Unit of measure used to record the temperature. The units are assumed to be "C" (Celsius) if this attribute is not specified. Weather conditions. Wind direction. Wind strength. Road condition. Details of all the tubulars on site. Remarks and/or comments. Details of the casings, tubing and liners permanently cemented or suspended in the well bore. Detail of a casing, tubing or liner permanently cemented or suspended in the well bore. The type of casing. Manufacturer of the casing, tubing or liner. Tensile strength of tubular. Outside diameter of the casing, tubing or liner. Unit of measure used for diameters. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. Minimum inside diameter of the casing, tubing or liner. Unit of measure used for diameters. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. Tubular mass per unit length. Unit of measure used for the linear mass. The units are assumed to be "kg/m" if this attribute is not specified. Total number of joints in the string. Total length of the string. Unit of measure used for length and distances. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. Distance from the kelly bushing to the casing head. Unit of measure used for length and distances. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. Distance from the kelly bushing to bottom of the casing string. Unit of measure used for length and distances. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. Details of the drill collars and pipes on site. Detail of a drill collar or pipe on site. The category or type of tubular. Tensile strength of the tubular. Outside diameter of the drill pipe or drill collar. Unit of measure used for the outside diameter. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. Minimum inside diameter of the tubular. Unit of measure used for the inside diameter. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. Tubular mass per unit length. Unit of measure used for the linear mass. The units are assumed to be "kg/m" if this attribute is not specified. Total number of joints in the string. Outside diameter of the tool joint. Unit of measure used for the tool joint outside diameter. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. Coupling size and type. Details of the coil tubings on site. Detail of a coil tubing on site. Manufacturer of the coil. The grade of the coil. Outside diameter of the coil. Unit of measure used for the outside diameter. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. The thickness of the coil (outside minus inside diameter). Unit of measure used for the thickness. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. The number of the coil's reel. The number of cycles on the coil for the day. The cumulative total cycles on the coil including today. The starting length of the coil. Unit of measure used for the length. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. The amount of slip-and-cut. Unit of measure used for the slip-and-cut. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. The coil's dimple date. The equipment on site. General equipment on site and services provided to the operator. Some general equipment or service provided to the operator. Description of the equipment or service. Manufacturer of the equipment. The model of the equipment. The provider of the equipment/service. Who is paying for the use of the equipment/service. The name of the rental company if the equipment is rented. The serial number of the piece of equipment. The amount of time this equipment was used. Unit of measure for usage. The units are assumed to be "hours" if this attribute is not specified. The number of items of this equipment available for use, if relevant. The number of items of this equipment used, if relevant. Remarks and/or comments. Details of the boilers. Details of a boiler. The boiler number. Manufacturer of the boiler. The model of the boiler. The provider of the boiler. Who is paying for the use of the boiler. The name of the rental company if the boiler is rented. The serial number of the boiler. Remarks and/or comments. Details of the shale shakers. Details on a shale shaker. Shale shaker number. Manufacturer of the shale shaker. The model of the shale shaker. Details of the shale shaker's screens. Details of a shale shaker screen. The position of the screen. Size or type of screen mesh. Indicates whether the screen was changed on the shale shaker. True if a new shaker screen was installed. Remarks and/or comments. Details of mud pumps. Details of a mud pump. Manufacturer of the pump. The model or type of the pump. The provider of the pump. Who is paying for the use of the pump. The name of the rental company if the pump is rented. The serial number of the pump. Pump stroke length. Unit of measure used for pump stroke length. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. Pump rod size useful for calculating displacements for duplex pumps. Unit of measure used for rod size. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. The style of the pump. Remarks and/or comments. The number of the pump. The first pump is number 1. A second one is number 2. Information on the drill bits. Details of a drill bit. Bit Number. Examples: "1A", "2RR", etc. The outside diameter of the bit. Unit of measure used for the outside diameter. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. IADC Rock Bit Classification Code - first position. The first number designates the series (mill tooth or insert bit). Valid values are 1 to 8 or "A" to "Z". IADC Rock Bit Classification Code - second position. The second number designates the type (hardness). Valid values are 1 to 4. IADC Rock Bit Classification Code - third position. The third number designates the features (gage protection, bearings etc.). Valid values are 1 to 8. IADC Rock Bit Classification Code - fourth position. The fourth character designates fetaures. Valid values are 1 to 8 or "A" to "Z". The bit manufacturer. The type of bit (Brand name such as "J22", "HP51", etc.). Bit serial number. Number of jets installed in the bit. Comments about the bit jets such as the number of jets, their orifice diameters and/or type such as "Open" or "Centre Jet". Details of the bit's jets. Details of a jet. A description of the type of jet used such as "Standard", "Short Extended", etc. The diameter of the bit jet orifice. Unit of measure used for orifice diameter. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. The depth (KB) at which the bit went into the well on the current run. Unit of measure used for the depth value. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. The depth (KB) at which the bit was pulled. Unit of measure used for the depth value. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. The length of time the bit was in the well over the day, actually drilling on bottom, expressed in quarter hours. Cumulative length of time the bit has been used including today, expressed in quarter hours. The date on which the bit began its run. Condition of the bit. IADC Roller Bit Dull Grading - inner 2/3 of bit cutting structure tooth condition. Valid values are 1 to 8. IADC Roller Bit Dull Grading - outer 1/3 of bit cutting structure tooth condition. Valid values are 1 to 8. IADC Roller Bit Dull Grading - major dull characteristics of bit. IADC Roller Bit Dull Grading - location of cracked or dragged cones. IADC Roller Bit Dull Grading - condition of bearings. Valid values are 0 to 8. The measured distance that bit is under/out of gage when pulled. A value of 0 indicates that the bit is in gage. Unit of measure used to measure bit gage. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. IADC Roller Bit Dull Grading - other dull characteristics of the bit. IADC Roller Bit Dull Grading - reason dull bit was pulled. The id of the tour during which the bit was in use. Remarks and/or comments. Payroll-specific details for the day. Type of camp provided. When confirmed by the rig manager, indicates whether TD4's are required and have been completed. The tours for the day of the well. Each specific tour of the well for the day. The time at which the tour starts. The time at which the tour ends. Name of driller responsible for the crew on the tour to certify that the driller has reviewed information for this tour and found it to be correct. Maximum hookload experienced during tour while hoisting or working the drill string. Unit of measure used for maximum hookload. The units are assumed to be "1000 daN" if this attribute is not specified. The topic of the safety meeting held during the tour. Should have the value of "None" if no meeting was conducted. Maximum Allowable Casing Pressure - the maximum pressure that can be held at surface in a kick situation. Depends on drilling fluid density, depth of casing shoe, casing burst pressures and surface equipment limitations. Unit of measure used for casing pressure. The units are assumed to be "kPa" if this attribute is not specified. Drilling assemblies used during the tour. A drilling assembly during the tour. Number of stands of drill pipe in the drill string. Total length of the stands of drill pipe in the drill string. Unit of measure used for the length values in this element. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. The number of single joints of drill pipe remaining after stands of pipe have been counted. Total length of the single joints of drill pipe. Unit of measure used for the length values in this element. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. The length of kelly below the kelly bushing measuring point - required to calculate Total Depth. Unit of measure used for the length values in this element. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. The weight (measurement of force) of the drill collar section of the drill string at the end of the tour. Unit of measure used for the weight values in this element. The units are assumed to be "1000 daN" if this attribute is not specified. The weight (measurement of force) of the entire drill string at the end of the tour. Unit of measure used for the weight values in this element. The units are assumed to be "1000 daN" if this attribute is not specified. Details of the components in the bottom hole assembly. Details on a component of the bottom hole assembly. The number of pieces of the particular component in the assembly. Description of the bottom hole assembly component. Examples: "Bit", "Jar", "Drill Collar". Common abbreviations such as "DC" are also acceptable. The outside diameter of the component. Unit of measure used for the outside diameter. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. Minimum inside diameter of the component. Unit of measure used for the inside diameter. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. The total length of this section of the bottom hole assembly. Unit of measure used for the length. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. Condition of the hole. Force required to pull drill string in excess of string weight measured during trip out. Unit of measure used for drag force. The units are assumed to be "1000 daN" if this attribute is not specified. Force required to push drill string in excess of string weight measured during trip in. Unit of measure used for drag force. The units are assumed to be "1000 daN" if this attribute is not specified. Amount of torque required to turn drill string in hole. Unit of measure used for torque. The units are assumed to be "Nm" if this attribute is not specified. Amount of hole fill or material that has sloughed in or settled to the bottom of the hole while the drill string has been off bottom. Measured from bottom. Unit of measure used for measuring the fill on bottom. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. Record of information about the mud. True if a water-based mud system is used. True if an oil-based mud system is used. The type of mud system being used if not water-based or oil-based. The description of the specific mud system being used such as "Invert", "Gel-Chemical", "Gel-Polymer", etc. The mud materials added to the hole. Mud material added to the hole. Description of the drilling fluid additive such as "Gel", "Sawdust", "Caustic Soda", etc. The number of units of product added to the drilling fluid during the tour. The name of the drilling fluid additive container such as "sacks", "pails", etc. or the actual unit of measure such as "kg", "m3", etc. The number of units of measure contained in the container such as 40 to define a 40 kilogram sack of barite. The unit of measure used to identify the quantity of product in a container such as "kg" to define a 40 kg sack of barite. Details of fluid samples. Details of a fluid sample test. The time of the drilling fluid sample test within a resolution of 15 minutes. The density of the drilling fluid sample. Unit of measure used for density. The units are assumed to be "kg/m3" if this attribute is not specified. The funnel viscosity of the drilling fluid sample. Unit of measure used for viscosity. The units are assumed to be "s/l" (seconds per litre) if this attribute is not specified. Quantity of filtrate fluid produced after subjecting a standard quantity of drilling fluid to 700 kPa of pressure for 30 minutes. Also known as "Fluid Loss". Unit of measure used for water loss. The units are assumed to be "cm3" if this attribute is not specified. The relative acidity or alkalinity of the drilling fluid. Valid values are 1 to 15. Specific tests. A specific test. Description of the drilling fluid sample test such as "HTHP Fluid Loss", "Alkalinity", etc. The value reported in the test. This is usually numeric but could be alphanumeric as well such as "1 mm soft" for a filter cake sample. Unit of measure used to report the test value for the test. The location of the sample such as "Suction", "Shaker", etc. The total depth of well at the time of the sample. Unit of measure used for depth. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. Total volume of drilling fluid in the active system measured by the Pit Volume Totalizer. Unit of measure used for total volume. The units are assumed to be "m3" if this attribute is not specified. Remarks and/or comments. Details of the equipment used for solids control. Details of a solids control equipment. Description of the solids control equipment for which the performance measurements are being reported. The total number of hours the equipment has been run during the tour rounded to nearest 15 minutes. The density of the drilling fluid entering the equipment. Unit of measure used for density. The units are assumed to be "kg/m3" if this attribute is not specified. The density of the "cleaned" fluid exiting the equipment and returned to the active system. Unit of measure used for density. The units are assumed to be "kg/m3" if this attribute is not specified. The density of the solids that were removed from the drilling fluid. Unit of measure used for density. The units are assumed to be "kg/m3" if this attribute is not specified. Remarks and/or comments. Details of drilling progress. Details of a drilling activity. The depth at which this sequence commenced. Unit of measure used for the depth value. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. The depth at which this sequence ended. Unit of measure used for the depth value. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. The type of drilling activity (drilling, reaming or coring). Allowable values are "DRILL", "REAM" or "CORE". The number of rotations per minute (RPM) of the drill bit. Usually refers to the rotary table but could also refer to the top drive or mud motor rpm (inferred). The weight or force of the drill string that is loaded on the bit rather than suspended from the derrick. Unit of measure used for the weight on bit values. The units are assumed to be "1000 daN" if this attribute is not specified. Details of the circulating pressure from pumps. The combined circulation pressure of the pumps at the end of the tour. Unit of measure used for the pressure value. The units are assumed to be "kPa" if this attribute is not specified. Per pump details of circulation. Operating details of a circulation pump. The inside diameter of the pump liner used to calculate displacement. Unit of measure used for liner size. The units are assumed to be "mm" if this attribute is not specified. The total number of hours of pump operation rounded to nearest 15 minutes. The pump's strokes per minute while on the hole. The number of the pump. Indicator of how one or more pumps worked on the hole. Valid values are "SINGLE", "COMBINED" and "PARALLEL". Remarks and/or comments. Details of reduced pump speeds. Reduced pump speed details. The pump pressure recorded at the reduced pumping speed. Unit of measure used for pressure. The units are assumed to be "kPa" if this attribute is not specified. The pump's strokes per minute at the reduced pumping speed. The depth at which the reduced rate pump pressure is recorded. Unit of measure used for the depth. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. The number of the pump used to record the reduced speed pump pressure. Details of the boilers used during the tour. Details of a boiler used during the tour. The boiler number. The total number of hours of boiler operation rounded to nearest 15 minutes. The relative acidity or alkalinity of the boiler water. Valid values are 1 to 15. The boiler stack temperature measured during the tour. Unit of measure used for the stack temperature. The units are assumed to be "C" (Celsius) if this attribute is not specified. Details on deviation surveys. A deviation survey. The time at which the deviation survey was taken. The depth at which the deviation survey is recorded. Unit of measure used for the depth. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. The inclination or drift angle of the well bore at the survey point. The declination or direction of the well bore at the survey point. The survey type. The time log of activities. An entry in the time log recording a specific activity that occurred. The time at which the activity commenced. The time at which the activity was completed. The time code assigned to this activity. Descriptive comments about the activity. Notes on the time log. A note on the time log Payroll-specific details for the tour. Indicates whether a mud allowance is to be paid for this tour. The number of cumulative safety days for the individual crew. First and last name of first employee driving the crew vehicle. First and last name of second employee driving the crew vehicle. Details of the employees (crewmembers) on the tour. Details of an employee (crewmember) on the tour. The type of work being performed used to determine the rate of pay. The position of the crewmember for whom the time is being recorded. Social Insurance Number or any other unique employee ID used to identify the employee. First and last name of the employee. The employee's Rig Tech level. The time when the employee started work. May be before the start of the tour. The time when the employee ended work. May be after the end of the tour. When confirmed by the employee, indicates whether the employee was injured or not during the tour. Employee's initials indicating "sign-off". Indicates whether the employee was a driver of a crew vehicle. When confirmed by the employee, indicates whether a TD4 was completed. True if the employee should be paid subsistence allowance for this tour. Comments and explanations of special circumstances or whatever else is required. Payroll remarks and/or comments not related to a specific employee. Details of well events. Details of a well event. The time at which the event occurred. The event code for this event. The description of the event. The depth when the event occurred. Unit of measure used for the depth. The units are assumed to be "m" if this attribute is not specified. Additional implementation-specific information for the tour. The tour id of the tour used to identify the specific tour of the day. The id of the first possible tour (morning tour) of a day has an id of 1, the second tour (day tour) has an id of 2, etc. Constrains the log entries to all have unique from times. Constrains the log entries to all have unique from and to times. Additional implementation-specific information for the day. Log of changes made to the data. Details of a data item value that was set, changed or deleted. The date and time of the change. Identification of who made the change. Identification of the data item that was changed. Operation performed (new, update or delete). New item value set/entered. Item value changed/updated. Item value removed/deleted. The date of the tour if the data item was specific to a tour. The id of the tour if the data item was specific to a tour. The value before the change if the value is not new (being set the first time). The value after the change if the value is not being deleted. Additional implementation-specific information for the well. Additional implementation-specific information for the file. The date and time when this ETS file was created. The version of the ETS standard used to create the file. The name of the individual creating the file if relevant. The name of the ETS software application used to generate the ETS file and identifies a specific implementation of the ETS standard. ETS software vendor's application release number and further identifies the specific implementation of the ETS standard.