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…
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…
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 you have errant tops or have imported tops that you 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.
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…
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: Removing wells from the data base Smoothing away minor anomalies Read more…
Danomics is actively developing a number of data management tools to help you get your data ready to interpret faster than ever before. In this video I’ll review how you can use these tools to understand if there are structural problems in the format of your LAS data, understand your Read more…
Danomics gives you the ability to run Python directly in the platform – leverage our data handling infrastructure to get the most out of your code. To get started with this you’ll need to have already loaded some well log data, which we’ll be running some calculations on. During this Read more…
This video demonstrates how to generate a grid from a petrophysical calculation and then smooth that grid using Danomics Flows tools.
In this video I demonstrate how to construct a multi-well lithofacies model using Danomics Flows tools.
