Danomics Flow blocks let users use Python to write their own tools. These tools can vary from simple scripts to calculate a property to complex tools with several user options. Once the time has been invested to write a Python Read more…
This article outlines how to use Flows to generate isopach maps using Flows in Danomics. Although there are multiple ways to generate isopach maps in the platform, in this article we’ll do it using the TopsToIsochorePoints Flow block. The Flow Read more…
The MergeWellHeaders Flow tool allows you to add well header information to any points file. There are two immediate use cases for this tool, which include adding well header information to: Core or similar data. Decline curve analysis data. The Read more…
Danomics Flow tools can perform many basic operations such as filtering data or removing outliers. In this video I use the PointsSelect tool to filter my tops dataset down to just the zones that I need. This is useful if Read more…
In this video I review how to perform a fully automated decline curve analysis using Danomics Flows tools. Now you rapidly decline out thousands of wells with just a few clicks. If you have any questions contact us.
In this video I review how to make structure maps using Danomics Flow tools. The process starts with creating a new Flow, adding the required Flow blocks, and then displaying the structure maps in both map view and 3D views. Read more…
When working with large numbers of wells we often don’t have a fully picked stratigraphic framework available. This can cause issues when you are trying to perform calculations using defined zones. There are two options available to the user in Read more…
One issue that is common when generating maps and grids is that there will often be a few outliers – this is especially true when working with large, disparate data sets. There are several ways to approach outlier removal, including: Read more…