Import Export Data

Reports
Training Tutorials 2017

Rock Flow Dynamics

 Training description 2

In this course there is full description of tNavigator Import-Export and Reports:

1. Save binary files E100, Save RSM file
2. Summary Report for Accumulative or Instantaneous parameters
3. Create screenshot (visualizations, graphs), save in vector format (SVG) from Graph Templates
4. Save data for blocks (Block Statistics), graphs, Well profile
5. Load measured bottom-hole pressure for wells. Load arbitrary parameters as graphs on Graph
Templates
6. Summation of user visualization for grid blocks around the wellbore (Save Side Track Well
Report)
7. Export static and dynamic properties of the model
8. Properties calculator (User Maps)
9. Load boundaries of FIP regions (sectors) from file
10. Additional options of input-output (TNAVCTRL, request visualization of blocks with
convergence problems)
11. Save results (visualizations, graphs) on selected time steps (RPTMAPD, RPTGRAPHD,…)

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 Data input-output 3

Interactive GUI
E100/300
IMEX
GEM
Console tNavigator
STARS binary files
Tempest/More + log-file
Assisted History
Matching GUI RSM-file

RESCUE MPI/cluster
trajectories
events Remote GUI E100 binary
files
history
RP/PVT Model Designer
Geology Designer

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 Open and calculate the model 4

1. File. Open
2. Open demo-model format E100: file ModelWithHistory/m95.data and run simulation

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 Save results in binary format files E100 5

1. Reports. Save Е100 Binaries (can be saved at any time step)

2. Supported modes UNIFOUT, MULTOUT
3. The list of exported parameters can be created once and then used in other models. Choose
parameters in the list and Export Mnemonics List to file. Then Import Mnemonic List from file
for another model

Choose
output
mode
UNIFOUT,
MULTOUT

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 Save results as RSM file 6

To save RSM for GUI (for any model format (E100/E300/MORE/IMEX/STARS/GEM):

1. Goto Summary file. Choose RSM in the right part
2. Check parameters to save in the list. Save
3. The list of exported parameters can be created once and then used in other models. Choose
parameters in the list and Export Mnemonics List to file. Then Import Mnemonic List from file
for another model
For formats E100/E300: the keywords are also supported SEPARATE and RUNSUM
To save RSM running via console version: command --ecl-rsm

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 Save Summary Report 7

1. Reports. Save Summary Report. Choose Totals or Rates

2. Parameters: Oil total, Water Total, Gas total, Liquid total, Inj. Water, Avg. Pressure (the
selection and arrangement of graphs will be offered in the dialogue later)
3. Show Preview

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Totals/Rates Report .png file 8

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 Create screenshot 9

1. For model visualizations and Graphs press button Create screenshot

2. Set parameters, Show preview
3. Save – to the folder with model .data-file a new .png file with 2D/3D view/graphs will be
saved

Create
screenshot

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 Save to vector format 10

1. For Graph Templates saving to vector format SVG is available

2. Button Print
3. Choose Save to SVG

Print button (choose

formats to save)

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 Block Statistics 11

1. 2D or 3D views. Right mouse click on block

2. Block Statistics
3. To select press the upper left corner of the table, Ctrl+C (Copy), Ctrl+V (Paste), to Excel for
example

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 Copy information from the graphs 12

1. The graphs include the production of regions, groups, wells, connections, changing the
properties of grid cells along an arbitrary profile and along the well bore
2. Nearly all graphs are accompanied by tables on the right. Copy information from graphs to
Excel: Ctrl A (or press left upper corner to select the table), Ctrl C, Ctrl V
3. Also copying to the file is duplicated via the button Export
Click here to select the whole table
Button Export

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 Copy to Excel all data for all graphs 13

Press Export All:

1. Enter file name (extension .xls to save to Microsoft Excel file)
2. Default: all historical and calculated values for all groups and all wells for all time steps will
be saved
3. Tick off objects that you don’t want to save data

Extension .xls

Press Export All

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 Well Profile Data 14

1. Open model SectorLowPerm/m100_fracs.data

2. Go to Grid Properties. Calculated. Pressure
3. 3D
4. Tick Show All Wells
5. We see that the wells have connections at the top and bottom of the reservoir, between the
parts - barrier (inactive blocks)
6. Run calculations

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 Well Profile Data
1. Graphs. Well Profile – properties and rates along well bore (for connections)
2. To see the connection rates and other parameters Well Section can be used as well (see
the next slide)
3. Choose well (7 on the picture)
4. Tick properties Oil Total, Water total, Watercut, Bulk pressure
5. Right mouse click on profile graph, select Copy All
6. Copy (Ctrl V) to Excel file

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 Loading LAS-files. Well Section 16

tNavigator allows:
1. Load well trajectories, LAS files to the model, LOG curves visualization
2. Full description of LAS-files loading and Graphs. Well Section is in the course Load Las and
Well Section (HowToAddLASUseWellSection)

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 Load measuring bottom-hole pressure for wells
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1. Graphs. Pressure. Select well 7

2. Tick parameters: Bottom Hole Pressure, Loaded Pressure
3. Press – Load well graphs
4. Choose file: m100_BHP_well7.txt
5. Loaded graphs are shown and data is duplicated in the table
6. One should load well graphs only one time because data is copied to the folder
RESULTS

Load well graphs

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 Visualization of measured bottom-hole pressure for wells
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1. Graph can be visualized by points too

2. Right mouse button click by graph name. Graph preferences
3. Line shape – Firm line. Points Only
4. Increase Line width If you need – then graph points will be visible better

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 Loading graph of any parameter
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Graph of any parameter can be loaded in Graph Templates:
1. Load Graphs. Choose the object type – Group or Well
2. Press the green arrow Add Parameters to load. Choose Average pressure in the list and
press to move it to the right part to Selected parameters
3. File: field_pressure.txt
4. Choose columns – Group Date Average pressure
5. To see the graph select Loaded Results (on the left)

Choose
parameters in
the list
Loaded graphs
Load graphs

File with pressure

measurement

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 Load well data 20

1. Document. Load Well data

2. Schedule Files Dialogue has the following options: Layers, Trajectories, Groups, Events,
History, Well Logs
3. Full description is in the course HowToUpdateSchedule
4. The list and full description of loading formats and files examples (GWTD, LAS, Dip-circle etc.)
are in the tNavUserManual, section Data files. Loadable file formats

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 Summation of User Map for grid blocks around the wellbore

1. Grid Properties. User Maps, Map

2. Enter in Arithmetic Command Line - moipm. Apply (Map of Mass Mobile Oil in place), at last time
step (on the picture)
3. Right mouse click on the property, choose Save Side Track Well Report
4. Enter Radius (number of blocks) around the well bore where the property is summed
5. Enter file name. Save

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 Summation of User Map for grid blocks around the wellbore
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1. File m100_fracs_sum_near_wells.rep in the folder RESULTS

2. Summed values ​of User Map are stored in the following format (well - sum)

well name | function

'15' | 18525.8343440000
'23' | 31696.1723530000
'12' | 38486.2788600000
'25' | 40154.4517000000
'18' | 42235.6102970000
'8' | 45248.4017270000
'11' | 48486.5487250000
'14' | 53697.4659320001
'0' | 59043.3885060000
'16' | 72898.2104400001
'10' | 74349.6323099999
'4' | 79401.0094369999
'3' | 79548.9225100000
'9' | 81482.3202860000
'17' | 81919.6333060000
'21' | 84152.1919300001
'5' | 94632.0541760001
'2' | 97348.0287400000
'19' | 98052.0752699999
'1' | 98857.5822580000
'20' | 103075.9427190000
'13' | 107063.1676270000
'6' | 117246.0886320001
'24' | 125250.9072691001
'7' | 180141.0768700002
'22' | 232717.8053270000

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 Export of static and dynamic properties of the model
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1. Grid Properties. Initial, Porosity

2. Right mouse click on property. Export
3. Save 3D. Porosity values will be saved at each grid blocks
4. File name is generated automatically
5. File will be saved to the folder with model data-file. Extension .map (can be changed to .inc)
6. Press Export in the dialogue

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 Export: 3D and 2D 24

tNavigator provides the following possibilities of property export - (Full description in the
tNavUserManual). Section: Data files. Loadable file formats. Maps. Export:
• Aquifer AQUANCON, binary files .grd, active blocks, Wellpics, different types of 2D export
(.grd, .xyz, .cps)

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 Export of initial dynamic properties of the model
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1. Again, open the model ModelWithHistory/m95.data
2. Save the remaining saturation of water (last time step): Grid properties, Calculated, Saturation
of Water. Export - file m95_Saturation of Water_end.map
3. Move time slider to zero time step!
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4. Save initial water saturation: Grid properties, Calculated properties, Saturation of Water.
Export - file m95_Saturation of Water_initial.map

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 Creation of User Map (Property Calculator) 26

1. Grid Properties. User Maps. Map

2. Right mouse click on the Map, choose Duplicate – a new user Map Map1 is created
3. Create Map2 the same way 2

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 Load properties from files 27

1. Right mouse click on Map, Load

2. Load file m95_ Saturation of Water_initial.map
3. Right mouse click on Map1, Load 2
4. Load file m95_ Saturation of Water_end.map

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 Properties calculator 28

1. Left mouse click on Map2

2. In Arithmetic Command Line: map – map1 (property difference). Apply
3. We obtain the distribution of the extracted water

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 Properties calculator 29

1. In Arithmetic Command Line: (map – map1)/map

2. Apply
3. We obtain the relative distribution of the extracted water

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 Load boundaries of FIP regions (sectors) from file
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1. In many cases, the boundaries of FIP region (sectors) already exist

2. They can be loaded as text file, where the vertices of an arbitrary polygon are given in
meters
3. An example of region boundaries is given in the file: m95_FIPREGIONS.txt

m95_FIPREGIONS.txt
1 REGION1 0 0
1 REGION1 1600 0
1 REGION1 1600 1600
1 REGION1 1000 2000
1 REGION1 0 1600
2 REGION2 1600 0
2 REGION2 3200 0
2 REGION2 2600 2000
2 REGION2 1600 1600
3 REGION3 3200 0
3 REGION3 4000 0
3 REGION3 4000 4000
3 REGION3 2600 4000
4 REGION4 0 1600
4 REGION4 1000 2000
4 REGION4 1000 4000
4 REGION4 0 4600

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 Load boundaries of FIP regions (sectors) from file
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1. Grid properties. User Cuts, Cut

2. Right mouse click. Load FIP Boundary.
3. Load file m95_FIPREGIONS.txt
4. This Cut can be used to split model (see the course HowToSplitAndMergeModel), choose
wells for Well Filter etc.

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 TNAVCTRL keyword
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CONVERGENCE_PROBLEM_NUM Request of blocks with convergence

problems (will be visualized in Calculated
properties)

KEYWORDS_SPACE Read the keywords that are written after

the space at the beginning of the line
LONGNAMES Read well names that are longer than 8
symbols
SWCR_CORR Correct SWCR values in blocks using
SWU, SWL
And other options

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 Output management
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Save space on disc:

Keywords allow to save properties and graphs to the disc at the time steps selected
by user (decrease the size of the .res-files in RESULTS folder).

Possible options to write results:

• At specified dates – RPTMAPD, RPTGRAPHD
• At the specified time periods – RPTMAPT , RPTGRAPHT
• At the first and the last time step only – RPTMAPL, RPTGRAPHL
(Test models with these keywords are in the training tutorial
10-3 How To Save E100 Binaries and Results in tNav-con)

REPORTFILE/REPORTSCREEN –
Detalization of output to the log-file and the log-panel

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Thank you!

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