In this video I demonstrate how to use the LogsToVolume tool to make 3D property models in Danomics. We extend our petrophysical interpretations from the wellbore to 3D. If you have any questions, please contact us at support@danomics.com.
In this video tutorial I review how to use Danomics new TopsToStructureGrid tools to make structure grids that are guaranteed not to cross one another in areas with sparse data or away from well control. That is, we ensure the implied isopach thickness is greater than or equal to zero. Read more…
Getting Started with Mapping This guide demonstrates how to load data, create cross-sections in the .cpi and .map files, load deviation surveys, add zone definitions, set project projections, and generate structure and isopach maps. This is followed by styling maps and adding 2D and 3D views. Sample Data For this 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.
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 tools blocks used include the following: PointsInput: Add tops data 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 process for both of these is very similar and in Read more…
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. This video also highlights how multi-grids work in Danomics where 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 this case: Pick out the tops manually Use automation to Read more…
In this tutorial I review how to make 2D projected views in Danomics. 2D projection views are a slice view through a 3D volume. These types of views are useful for helping you understand how your data is spatially related in the depth context. As opposed to a cross-section view, Read more…