Navigate Ophiolite Workspace

Reviewed 26 September 2026. Available in the operator-provisioned private pilot; this is not a general public installation or production SSO service.

Workspace now has an organization dashboard and separate project pages. Start at Organizations, select your organization and project, then use Overview, Data, Developer, Connections, Activity and Settings. Connect is the setup entry point for uploads, source connections, Python and application access. Search and grid/list controls help find a project. Deep links and browser Back preserve context; an asset link identifies its exact revision.

Organization owners may create projects, associate an existing project they administer, and add/remove already provisioned accounts. Organization membership alone does not grant scientific data access. Use project Access for explicit project permissions. Removing an organization membership does not revoke separate project grants; those projects can remain visible under Shared projects.

Add versions to each other’s results

Settings → Adding versions to each other’s results names the members who may add a new version to each other’s calculated results. Only project administrators change the list, choosing from the members who may edit; everyone else reads the names. A named member who can read a named colleague’s result sees Change the picks on it and adds the next version; the author stays the author, is told, and alone chooses who sees the result. Everyone else publishes their own result. Nobody is named until an administrator chooses.

Work with a surface

Asset rows and inspectors separate Held as (Linked, Copy kept in the project or Result) from Updates (Keeps this version until you change it, Waits for you, or Moves to newer versions by itself for a source a script set up that way). Nothing moves to a newer version until you choose Get: the Updates button at the top of every project page lists what is waiting, checked when you open the project and when you choose Check for updates. Open Technical details to copy exact identifiers, revisions and the original response. Missing metadata uses neutral words; Last checked is the polling time, not a version date. These labels do not change access or scientific meaning. On older deployments, some screens may still use the earlier terms.

Use Connect → Add files for GeoTIFF (see Add data), then inspect the result under Data. The numerical asset remains distinct from its server-rendered preview. Inspect metadata and exact history or download a portable export. To follow in another tab, open the same asset URL there. Old lightweight View links redirect to the asset page, preserving an explicit revision. The supported scalar-offset operation publishes a new revision; a following consumer can receive that update while a pinned consumer stays on its revision. Scenes record pinned references, not merged geometries.

Navigation does not infer or convert units, nulls, CRS or vertical datum. Existing coordinate rules still apply. A known horizontal CRS does not by itself establish the vertical meaning of an elevation surface.

Inspect a well log

Open an authorized well log under Data. Tracks plots selected curves with curve/value units and the declared depth unit/reference; Table keeps the existing 200-row alternative. Missing samples are gaps, never zero or interpolated. The drawing does not sort, resample or convert units. Additional-curve failures leave an already loaded curve available; retry after restoring access or capacity.

Hover to inspect an exact sample, or focus the track group. Left/Right select the active curve; Up/Down move one sample, PageUp/PageDown move100, Home/End select first/last. Shift+Up/Down extends an interval and Escape clears it. Switching curves preserves picked depth where an ordered axis supports it. Numeric pick and interval text provide an alternative to interpreting pixels.

Log tracks, seismic and rock-model sections and horizon grid maps share one set of tools (Point, Crosshair, Zoom, Move, Stretch, Back, Forward, Show all) and the same keys; sections and grids zoom and move across as well as down. Every stored value is drawn or named: where a curve breaks into more short pieces than the screen can show, the chart says “… they are drawn as a shaded band. Zoom in to see each piece”, and where an image has more cells than dots it says “At this size each dot shows one of N cells; zoom in to see every cell”. The readout always names the stored value.

For an eligible result, the original is dashed on the same scale. Comparison requires server-provided lineage, compatible declared units/depth/reference and interpretation, plus unambiguous exact sample alignment. A mismatch or inaccessible parent produces a reason to refuse comparison, not a converted overlay. The summary reports compared/changed samples, signed change bounds, newly missing and newly present values; it is a client-side comparison, not certification of the calculation. Exact identity and technical failures remain in Technical details.

Recover

• If project creation succeeds but association fails, find the existing project under Shared projects and retry association. Do not reimport the data.
• If an organization is unavailable, check membership with its owner. A separate project grant can still allow access through Shared projects.
• Browser sessions renew automatically during active use. The default limits are two hours idle and eight hours total; the provider may impose stricter limits. Sign in again at those limits or after revocation. Existing short sessions need one fresh sign-in after upgrading. Transient renewal failures are retryable.
• Use Use a different account on the sign-in screen to switch a remembered provider identity. Normal sign-in may reuse provider SSO.
• Python application login is separate from browser login. Use the Ophiolite CLI for the local calculation workflow.
• A map you have open stays at the version shown. When a newer version exists the inspector says so; choose Get latest to move to it. Inspect the displayed exact revision before comparing values.

Internal qualification covers Connect navigation, real private-provider session renewal, explicit sign-out and a Mac CLI scientific handoff. This remains a private pilot, not production SSO certification or an external-user validation result. See availability and the control API.