(petrel)03-Surface editing and operations_ab.ppt

Overview - Chapter 1 PETREL 2003 Surface editing and operations Surface editing and operationsLecture and exercise purpose Purpose: To learn methods for adjusting and cleaning a 2D grid; the order of implementation and operations for incorporating stratigraphic relationships. You will learn how to: Perform Pre Processing Perform Post processing Lightly smooth the entire grid Locally smooth parts of a grid Fill holes in a grid Blank portions of a grid Interactively edit a grid Tie a grid to the points it represents Truncate one grid by another Baselap one grid onto another Surface editing and operations Pre Processing Help cleaning up the data before the Make Surface process Refine the polygons If polygons are used as input, they can be populated and smoothed without changing original file. Covert polygons to direction value Use polygon’s X-Y orientation to create grid with values representing that orientation. Trend surface Use a surface as a trend to guide gridding. Surface editing and operations Post Processing Surface editing and operations Post Processing Surface editing and operations Retie to 3D grid maps data Edits and post processing may create a need to re-tie to data Go to well adjustment tab Insert Well Tops to tie Select Global Adjustent Check Use influence radius and set value (avoids extrapolation problems) Check Make Well report allows reviewing results Create residual surface and points Create surfaces from a 3D model  Examples Structural maps from the horizons Isochore maps from the zones From one or multiple zones Possible to take erosion into account Thickness maps from the properties Average maps (zone or whole property) Volume height maps (pay maps) (zone or whole property) Net maps (zone or whole property) Surface attribute maps Create surfaces from a 3D model Structure maps (directly) Open a New Map Window Check box in front of horizon in 3D grid to be displayed Check box in front of Faults folder Adjust Fault filter so that