Util_eclipse_import

 

Data Structure: Util_eclipse_import

Description

Utility to import Eclipse data

Usage

Util_eclipse_import     NUM=ival   where ival  is the data structure number

 

Description

Overview

Util_eclipse_import can be used to import Eclipse data from corner point grids and export a Paraview plot file and optionally an Abaqus mesh file which can be readily converted to ParaGeo data.

 

 

Click to expand/collapseHeader_file_name    Defines the name of the Eclipse header file

 

Click to expand/collapseCoordinate_file_name    Defines the name of the Eclipse coordinate file

 

Click to expand/collapseCorner_file_name    Defines the name of the Eclipse Z-Corner file

 

Click to expand/collapseOutput_file_name    Name of output abaqus data file

 

Click to expand/collapseInput_file_format    Import format for file (Default: Eclipse)

 

Click to expand/collapseOutput_file_format    Output format for file

 

Click to expand/collapseSub_grid_dimensions    I,J,K values for the minimum and maximum extent of subgrid

 

Click to expand/collapseProperty_file_names    List of files containing properties

 

Click to expand/collapseProperty_names    List of property names

 

Click to expand/collapseProperty_null_flags    Retain or interolate null property flag

 

Click to expand/collapseOutput_coordinate_type    Output reservoir coordinate system type

 

Click to expand/collapseTranslation    X,Y and Z translation to be applied before output

 

Click to expand/collapseGrid_subdivision_i    Number of sub-divisions in the i-direction

 

Click to expand/collapseGrid_subdivision_j    Number of sub-divisions in the j-direction

 

Click to expand/collapseGrid_subdivision_list_k    Defines a list of cells in the k-direction to be sub-divided and the number of sub-divisions

 

Click to expand/collapseGroup_cells    Number of grid cells in k-direction defining each group

 

Click to expand/collapseGroup_names    Name of each group

 

Click to expand/collapseBoundary_set_flag    Defines whether boundary NSETS should be created

 

Click to expand/collapseStratigraphy_flag    Defines whether NSETS should be created at formation top surfaces

 

Click to expand/collapsePinchout_properties    Defines pinchout tolerance below which formations will be merged

 

Click to expand/collapsePinchout_direction    Defines whether the pinchout and merge operations are top down or bottom up

 

Click to expand/collapseMinimum_base_thickness    Defines the minimum thickness of the basal layer.

 

Click to expand/collapseMaximum_base_thickness    Defines the maximum thickness of the basal layer.

 

Click to expand/collapseActive_cell_property    Name of property to be used to evaluate active cells

 

Click to expand/collapseOutput_units    Units used in the reservoir simulator

 

Click to expand/collapseUnits_list    List of unit types corresponding to \k1 Output_units

 

Click to expand/collapseSurface_i_list    Defines a list of surfaces by i-location to be output as TSets

 

Click to expand/collapseSurface_j_list    Defines a list of surfaces by j-location to be output as TSets

 

Click to expand/collapseLine_ij_list    Defines a list of vertical lines to be output as NSETS

 

Click to expand/collapseSpatial_grid_name    Defines the name of an output spatial grid

 

Click to expand/collapseSpatial_grid_file_name    Defines the name of an output spatial grid file

 

Click to expand/collapseSpatial_grid_type    Type of the spatial grid

 

Click to expand/collapseSpatial_single_prop_flag    Flag defining whether properties are written to separate spatial grid files

 

Click to expand/collapseSpatial_grid_null_flags    Export flag for undefined properties

 

Click to expand/collapseSpatial_grid_null_values    Export value for undefined values for each property exported

 

Click to expand/collapseOutput_property_names    List of property names

 

Click to expand/collapseHorizontal_horizon_flag    Defines whether the horizons should be horizontal

 

Click to expand/collapseOutput_level    Flag to indicate the amount of output to the log (.res) file