CMG Builder Tutorial: Creating Field History Files
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CMG Builder Tutorial: Creating Field
CMG Builder Tutorial: Creating Field History Files
►Learn how to create field history files (FHF), useful to review history production and pressure data during analysis in “Results”
►Want to learn more? Register for Live Training and Check Out Our Training Schedule: https://www.cmgl.ca/training/online
►Become Proficient and Confident in Executing the Full CMG Suite: https://www.cmgl.ca/software
1 Introduction
1.1 00:00:00 Start
1.2 00:00:14 Theory
2 Example
2.1 00:00:55 Review of .prd file
2.2 00:01:38 Importing production/injection data
2.3 00:01:58 Process wizard
2.4 00:03:55 Creating the Field History File (FHF)
3 Review results
3.1 00:04:57 Opening the FHF in a text editor
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Find more amazing Reservoir Simulation Tutorials from CMG:
• CMG GEM Tutorial: How to Build a CO2 Sequestration Model
CMG GEM Tutorial: How to Build a CO2 ...
• CMG Tutorial: Sensitivity Analysis in CMOST
CMG Tutorial: Sensitivity Analysis in...
►Other Official Pages:
• Subscribe to Computer Modelling Group on YouTube: compmodgr
• Follow CMG on LinkedIn: LinkedIn: computer-modelling-group-ltd
• Follow CMG on Twitter: Twitter: CMG_software
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CMG began in 1978 as a small research company based in Calgary, Canada. Quickly, CMG became known for its expertise in heavy oil, and has expanded this knowledge into all aspects of reservoir flow and advanced processes modelling. Since inception, CMG has been providing the ultimate customer experience through our R&D investment, superior technology, and unparalleled user support. Today, we are a world-class software technology company with more than 617 oil and gas clients and consulting firms, in 61 countries, using our reservoir simulation tools. Our team is at the forefront simulating new recovery methods and developing innovative ways to help you overcome existing technological barriers and reach your strategic goals.
►Learn how to create field history files (FHF), useful to review history production and pressure data during analysis in “Results”
►Want to learn more? Register for Live Training and Check Out Our Training Schedule: https://www.cmgl.ca/training/online
►Become Proficient and Confident in Executing the Full CMG Suite: https://www.cmgl.ca/software
1 Introduction
1.1 00:00:00 Start
1.2 00:00:14 Theory
2 Example
2.1 00:00:55 Review of .prd file
2.2 00:01:38 Importing production/injection data
2.3 00:01:58 Process wizard
2.4 00:03:55 Creating the Field History File (FHF)
3 Review results
3.1 00:04:57 Opening the FHF in a text editor
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Find more amazing Reservoir Simulation Tutorials from CMG:
• CMG GEM Tutorial: How to Build a CO2 Sequestration Model
CMG GEM Tutorial: How to Build a CO2 ...
• CMG Tutorial: Sensitivity Analysis in CMOST
CMG Tutorial: Sensitivity Analysis in...
►Other Official Pages:
• Subscribe to Computer Modelling Group on YouTube: compmodgr
• Follow CMG on LinkedIn: LinkedIn: computer-modelling-group-ltd
• Follow CMG on Twitter: Twitter: CMG_software
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CMG began in 1978 as a small research company based in Calgary, Canada. Quickly, CMG became known for its expertise in heavy oil, and has expanded this knowledge into all aspects of reservoir flow and advanced processes modelling. Since inception, CMG has been providing the ultimate customer experience through our R&D investment, superior technology, and unparalleled user support. Today, we are a world-class software technology company with more than 617 oil and gas clients and consulting firms, in 61 countries, using our reservoir simulation tools. Our team is at the forefront simulating new recovery methods and developing innovative ways to help you overcome existing technological barriers and reach your strategic goals.
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