ECLIPSE Office Results Viewer

Objective
ECLIPSE Office can be used to create 3D, 2D plots and line graphs for simulation data analysis. These exercises will focus on the 2D plots and line graph functionality. They are designed to get you familiar with the ECLIPSE Office environment.

Stages
"Loading ECLIPSE Solution output for 2D maps and cross section display" "Loading ECLIPSE Summary output for line graphs" "Using GRF files and scripting" "Customization / templates"

2D Maps/Cross Section Display

In this section, we show how to load solution data to 2D maps and cross sections.

Setting up Office project

1- Start ECLIPSE Office from the launcher. Chose the working directory that contains your ECLIPSE output files (.EGRID, .INIT and .UNRST) 2- Click on Results to open the Results Viewer.

Selecting & Loading 2D solution data

1234File | Open | Solution Make sure the selected Grid, Init and Restart files are correct Click OK to load the data Display a 2D Map o Click on the View 2D icon o Use the time or View | 2D icons to animate the oil saturation over

____________________________________________________________ __ Hint To display all the wells in the model instead of only those in the current slice, toggle off 2D | Options | Well Display | only show wells in current slice

o Display a Pressure Map by either changing the Property to Pressure using 2D | Property | Pressure or create a new Picture by clicking on Pressure on the Tree and right clicking to add it to as a New Graph

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Generating a Cross Section

1. Click 2D| Cross Section | Generate to display a Cross Section. 2. Click 2D | XY Exaggerate and increase the depth axis exaggeration by about 10X to improve the cross section display 3. To change the property being displayed, click 2D| Property

Changing the Cross Section Line

4. Click on the Cross section line and drag it to another location. The cross section is automatically updated. 5. Right click on the cross section line to bring up the cross section options menu. Click Anchor: this will allow you to rotate the cross section line. 6. Investigate using the other options: Anchor To Well and Constant X or Constant Y

Displaying Non Neighbour Connections

Select: 2D | Options | Show NNCs. Check on both cells and connections. We can visualize the NNCs generated by ECLIPSE automatically near the faults and also by pinch outs.

Loading ECLIPSE Summary Data for Line Graphs

In this section, we show how to load summary data for line plots. Data Tree and Templates 1- File | Open | Summary | Load all Vectors 2- Create a Graph using Templates: Line Plot | Field Production Rate 3- Add another graph to the display by using Edit | Add New Graph... 4- Add the Field Injection Rate using Line Plot | Field Injection Rate 5- Use the Data Tree to quickly create any summary vector graph. The vectors are grouped by Domains and also by First Letter. E.g F: FOPR, FPR, FWCT, FGOR are Field Oil Production Rate, Field Pressure, Field Water Cut and Field Gas Oil Ratio respectively. Just drag the vector and drop it into the graph area ____________________________________________________________ __ Hint To add to the current graph instead of creating a new graph, right click on the vector and select Add to Current Graph

Field GOR Field Oil Production Rate Field Water Cut

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Create more complex pictures testing and combining various options .

o o Double clicking on an element on the graph will enable you to edit its attributes (e.g. color, style etc). Creating a User Defined Plot 1. Select LinePlot >User.

2. If more than one case has been loaded, select the case to use from the first column of the User Template dialog box. 3. Select the X-Axis vector to use. Note that if you select TIME you can change this later to using View>X Axis As. 4. Select the Y-Axis variable to use. 5. Press Add to List. 6. Repeat Steps 2 through 4 for any additional data to be placed on the plot. 7. Set the Graph radio button to create a new display or add the data to the Active Graph. 8. Enter a Graph Title if desired. Note that this can also be done later. Press the Apply button.

___________________________________________________ ___ Integrating 2D plots and Line Graphs

In this section, we show how to combine the 2D displays and line graphs to create Solution Vs time line plots. For example, if you want to see how the Oil Saturation changes over time for a particular cell in the model, you can use this functionality. Or to see the variation of pressure with depth 1 2 3 Display any 2D map or cross section Use the cell probe tool to select a cell on the 2D map or cross section. Line Plot | Solution | Solution Vs Time to select a plot type: Solution Vs I /J or K cell or Depth Vs solution graph.

Using GRFs and scripting

In this section, we show how to save your work so that you can reload your environment at a later date. GRFs are Graphics Run Files. It is a high level command language used by GRAF and also in ECLIPSE Office. It is an editable ASCII file where you can edit or add your own commands.

a. Save a GRF file with the currents contents of the Results Viewer: File | Write GRF b. You can close the Results Viewer or Exit ECLIPSE Office and then open the Results Viewer again and Select Open|GRF to load your session. Creating New Vectors You can use Office to calculate a new customized vector from existing variables: Tools | Create New | Summary Vectors Example: Water cut (WCT) from a field may be evaluated as: A/(A+B) After parsing the expression A is associated with the vector FWPR, and B is associated with FOPR. Note that all vectors should have the same length. If the unit is not provided or the quantity is not defined then the vector/property is dimensionless.