/home/steve/OPM/0_procedure for data analysis.txt

from  http://opm-project.org/?page_id=197&page=6

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1. Run test :
$ cd "/home/steve/OPM/opm-data-master/<testname>"     
$ flow >"/home/steve/OPM/opm-data-master/<testname>/0_run messages case <#>.txt"  2>&1  <test_case>.DATA

Flow will now execute and output information about the simulation case as it progresses. It should complete within less than a minute and give the following new files:       (eg testname = spe1)

SPE1CASE1.EGRID
SPE1CASE1.INIT
SPE1CASE1.SMSPEC
SPE1CASE1.UNRST
SPE1CASE1.UNSMRY

For test spe1 case 1 : 
$ cd "/home/steve/OPM/opm-data-master/spe1"     
$ flow >"/home/steve/OPM/opm-data-master/spe1/0_run messages case 1.txt"  2>&1  SPE1CASE1.DATA

For test spe1 case 2 :
$ cd "/home/steve/OPM/opm-data-master/spe1"     
$ flow >"/home/steve/OPM/opm-data-master/spe1/0_run messages case 2.txt"  2>&1  SPE1CASE2_2P.DATA

For test spe3 case 1 :
$ cd "/home/steve/OPM/opm-data-master/spe3"     
$ flow >"/home/steve/OPM/opm-data-master/spe3/0_run messages case 1.txt"  2>&1  SPE3CASE1.DATA

For test spe3 case 2 :
$ cd "/home/steve/OPM/opm-data-master/spe3"     
$ flow >"/home/steve/OPM/opm-data-master/spe3/0_run messages case 2.txt"  2>&1  SPE3CASE2.DATA




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2. View variable selections : 
First, we will examine which variables we can view using the ecl_summary tool from ERT, which should already be installed since ERT is needed by Flow. By typing

For test spe1 case 1 : 
$ ecl_summary --list SPE1CASE1.DATA

we get a list of the different variables that are available:     (eg testname = spe1)
TIME WBHP:INJ WBHP:PROD WGIR:INJ WGIR:PROD
WGIT:INJ WGIT:PROD WGPR:INJ WGPR:PROD WGPT:INJ
WGPT:PROD WOIR:INJ WOIR:PROD WOIT:INJ WOIT:PROD
WOPR:INJ WOPR:PROD WOPT:INJ WOPT:PROD WWIR:INJ
WWIR:PROD WWIT:INJ WWIT:PROD WWPR:INJ WWPR:PROD
WWPT:INJ WWPT:PROD


For test spe1 case 2 :
$ ecl_summary --list SPE1CASE2_2P.DATA
BPR:1                    BPR:1,1,1                BPR:10,10,3              BPR:300        FOPR                     
WBHP:INJ                 WBHP:PROD                WOIR:INJ                 WOIR:PROD      WOIT:INJ                 
WOIT:PROD                WOPR:INJ                 WOPR:PROD                WOPT:INJ       WOPT:PROD                 
WWIR:INJ                 WWIR:PROD                WWIT:INJ                 WWIT:PROD      WWPR:INJ                 
WWPR:PROD                WWPT:INJ                 WWPT:PROD                


To manually inspect the values you can also use the same tool, for example:     (eg testname = spe1)

For test spe1 case 1 : 
$ ecl_summary SPE1CASE1.DATA WBHP:INJ

For test spe1 case 2 :
$ ecl_summary SPE1CASE2_2P.DATA WBHP:INJ


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Summary - Plot results

Must be in data directory : eg $cd "/home/steve/OPM/opm-data-master/spe1"    

For test spe1 case 1 : 

$ cd /home/bill/OPM/opm-data-master/spe1/
$ python summaryplot WBHP:INJ WBHP:PROD WOPR:PROD WGPR:PROD WGIR:INJ SPE1CASE1.DATA

For test spe1 case 2 :
$ cd /home/bill/OPM/opm-data-master/spe1/
$ python summaryplot WBHP:INJ WBHP:PROD WOPR:PROD                    SPE1CASE2_2P.DATA
$ python summaryplot BPR:1  BPR:1,1,1  BPR:10,10,3   BPR:300         SPE1CASE2_2P.DATA

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3. View plots of results 

we can plot the well curves with the following command:     (eg testname = spe1)

$ python summaryplot WBHP:INJ WBHP:PROD WOPR:PROD WGPR:PROD WGIR:INJ SPE1CASE1.DATA

$ python summaryplot WBHP:INJ WBHP:PROD WOPR:PROD WGPR:PROD WGIR:INJ SPE1CASE2_2P.DATA
Menu: 'q' = quit, 'r' = reload plots
>> only 3 graphs plotted [WBHP:INJ,WBHP:PROD,WOPR:PROD] 
>>      2 graphs did not [WGPR:PROD,WGIR:INJ] - as they are not relevant to this case
>>        (see "For test spe1 case 2 :  $ ecl_summary --list SPE1CASE2_2P.DATA" above)


















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