This article outlines how to use Flows to generate a new log database. This requires using three flows building blocks: LogInput CpiLogCalc LogOutput The assembled flow is shown below: In the LogInput block I choose my original log database and select to use all the wells. In the CpiLogCalc block Read more…
This article outlines how to use Flows to perform simple mathematical operations on a grid. This requires using three flows building blocks: GridInput GridMath GridOutput The assembled flow is shown below: In the GridInput I choose a previously generated grid. In the GridMath I enter a formula. In this case Read more…
This article outlines how to use Flows to perform a simple operation on a points database. This example uses three flows building blocks: PointsInput PointsMath PointsOutput The assembled flow is shown below: In the PointsInput you select a points database. In this case I have selected a small database shown Read more…
This article outlines how to use Flows to generate and smooth a grid. This uses the following building blocks: LogInput CpiLogCalc PointsSelect PointsToGrid GridOutput GridSmooth GridOutput The assembled flow is shown below: In the LogInput block select the database of interest using the dropdown menu. Use the “All” option to Read more…
This article outlines how to use Flows to generate a lithofacies model utilizing multiple wells. This requires using four flows building blocks: LogInput CpiLogCalc FaciesFit PointsOutput The assembled flow is shown below: In the LogInput block select the database of interest using the dropdown menu. It is advisable to use Read more…
Because Flows will be a new concept to many of you it is important to understand the general concepts that flows are built upon. These concepts are: Many tasks are repetitive These tasks should be done consistently These tasks can often be split into small pieces. What Are Flows? Flows Read more…
Flows are how Danomics handles many of the repetitive tasks that are part of your day-to-day workflows. Whatever you are trying to accomplish – there’s a Flow for that! (Or at least there will be – we are building out new Flows everyday). Flows will be a new concept to Read more…