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…
In Danomics you can view your wells in 3D so that you can QC well bores, deviations, and better understand the spatial relationships between wells. In this video I provide an overview that includes: Adding a 3D view to a map file Displaying the well header locations Utilizing the well Read more…
In Danomics you can build map displays that include well markers, grids, shape files, and production overlays. The map file provides you with additional options to make richer displays than those available in the petrophysics files. In this demo I show you how to create a new map file, display 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.
In this video I cover how to perform an interpretation using Danomics DCA Express platform. We cover loading data, creating a new project, filtering data, setting global constraints on the analysis, manually overriding results, and exporting the results.
Within flows the CpiLogCalc block allows you to take advantage of your petrophysical interpretation as well as the petrophysics infrastructure including the equations and functions. This article reviews how to use the native Config equations as well as User equations. Prerequisites Before you start with a CpiLogCalc block you will Read more…
This article covers how to export results. Once you have created a new project, modified your interpretation, and customized the economics you will probably want to export the results as a next step. To do this, simply go to File >> Download decline curves… After clicking a confirmation box will Read more…
