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One solution is always to plot your high side values along a line representing your current azimuth. This makes the traveling cylinder plot look a little different. Now North is at the top of the plot and for the first three points high side is plotted along my current azimuth e.g. 45°.
When the well is turned around before passing through points D, E, and F, the high side is now plotted along the new azimuth e.g. 225°. The points are correctly plotted to low side and appear to go out the same way they came in rather than causing unnecessary alarm with an apparent collision.
Figure 100: Azimuth referenced Traveling Cylinder Plot.
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