Exporting results

The results page has an export bar with buttons for each format. Every export reflects the current state of the run, including any per-well edits you have made in the details table.

Exported files are written to the outputs\ folder inside the install directory and are also offered as a browser download.

CSV

Each table on the results page has its own Export CSV button. The CSV reflects the table’s current sort and filter state.

The per-well CSV reflects any per-well edits you have made — the exported values are the post-override numbers (NPL, finished depth, stickup, top of fracture / aquifer / screen) and any recomputed SAD, impact, and status that follow from them. A rightmost Edited column lists, for each row, the field names you adjusted (for example NPL, Stickup), so a reviewer can see at a glance which inputs are yours rather than BCGW’s. Rows with no edits leave this column blank.

The per-well CSV also carries a derived Outside Validity Yes/No column, so the Cooper-Jacob validity advisory (shown on screen as a purple row tint) survives the export.

KML

A KML file for Google Earth. It contains one placemark for the pumping well plus one for each observation well, colour-coded by status and sized by predicted impact. The full per-well result row travels with each placemark as attached data.

PDF

A landscape PDF report, one section per page: input parameters and a summary-card row with the method-and-assumptions disclaimer; the distance-drawdown and impact charts; the at-risk summary table; and the full per-well details table. Every page carries a screening-tool banner, and the footer records the run timestamp, run ID, tool version, and signed-in user.

Interactive HTML map

A single self-contained HTML file with an interactive map — the pumping well, the search buffer, and every observation well with clickable popups. It opens in any browser with no software to install and stays interactive (pan, zoom, switch basemap).