In this video I demonstrate how to create a new decline curve analysis project, import the data, and set a few basic filters. To get started you’ll need to have already loaded your production and well header databases. For help with this, please review this video. The first step is Read more…
In this video I demonstrate how to load production and well header data for use in a decline curve analysis project. The first step is to gather your data. You’ll need: Production data – this can be in CSV, Excel, or IHS 298 formats. For spreadsheet formats you’ll need columns Read more…
Flows provide a powerful way to process your data in bulk. In this article I provide a quick overview of how we can use Flows to help do some common data clean-up operations. The Flow shown in the screenshot above performs the following operations: Brings the log data into the Read more…
You can build up rich map displays in Danomics maps with a number of overlay options. In this example video I demonstrate how we can display points as symbols, scaled bubbles, or scaled pie charts.
Danomics allows users to customize the equations, methods, and parameters that are available to CPI files. This can be done both globally and at the folder level. To set global overrides, you need to access the main panel for this. To do this, click on the “head” icon in the Read more…
In this article I review how Danomics’ Flow tools for performing unit conversions and log splicing work together to ensure the best possible results. I’ll cover what the unit conversion flow tool does and why you should run it early in your data preparation workflow. Then I’ll explain how the Read more…
In this video I cover how to iterate through the mineral inversion module to arrive at a more sophisticated solution for the porosity. The workflow for this is as follows: Perform a standard interpretation that goes through: Badhole ID & Repair Clay Volume TOC Analysis Mineral Inversion Porosity (make sure Read more…
Danomics provides beta access to some of our internal R&D tools before they are officially supported. This gives customers a way to access cutting edge technologies while we collect customer feedback. While in the R&D stage these tools are regularly enhanced and modified, and backwards compatibility is not always guaranteed. Read more…
Danomics provides beta access to some of our internal R&D tools before they are officially supported. This gives customers a way to access cutting edge technologies while we collect customer feedback. While in the R&D stage these tools are regularly enhanced and modified, and backwards compatibility is not always guaranteed. Read more…
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 tool users often want to make this tool widely available Read more…