Can you explain how the Distribution Plot and Objective Function Analyzer help in analyzing the hydrocarbon accumulations in a regional basin model?: CougarFlow is a versatile package to efficiently optimize your reservoir or petroleum system models and to thoroughly analyze the associated risks: quantifying uncertainties on reservoir production forecasts, performing assisted history matching or assessing the risk on hydrocarbon accumulations in a regional basin model. CougarFlow allows for safer and enlightened decision making.
Parameter optimization for a given field development scenario, to predict the most favorable well locations and perforations or for maximizing production rates. Input parameters from both the geological and the simulation model may be considered, bridging the gap between geomodeling and reservoir engineering teams.
Finally, by integrating the whole set of uncertainties related to a reservoir study - from geological to engineering or even economical parameters - into a complete risk analysis and optimization workflow, CougarFlow provides you with a better grasp of the key influential parameters of a reservoir study and allows for safer decision making at every stage of the field development.
Seamlessly linked to Beicip-Franlab stratigraphic modeling software DionisosFlow and basin modeling package TemisFlow, CougarFlow features effective sensitivity and risk analysis. It encompasses the full range of intimately-coupled phenomena controlling hydrocarbon fluids occurrence in sedimentary basins, from the stratigraphic architecture and facies distribution up to the trapped hydrocarbon charge and quality.
Combining experimental design and response surface methodologies, CougarFlow is one of the few affordable solutions to reliably express DionisosFlow and TemisFlow results in a probabilistic manner. CougarFlow eases uncertainty quantification and model optimization by offering a systematic and rigorous approach. It allows users to explore their models beyond the conventional best and worst case concept, for enlightened decision making.
This map displays the contributions to the Objective Function as bubble plots. It is used to understand the spatial distribution of the matching process.
The Objective Function Analyzer displays the Objective Function value for each simulation. Its main goal is to display the contribution of each well and/or each property to the Objective Function.
The Graph Viewer displays simulation results with historic data and corresponding confidence intervals.
Spider and Tornado plots help to better understand the behavior of the Response Surface model. One can see all the parameters and response surface links on the same plot.
The Distribution Plot displays the histogram of the Field Cumulative Gas Production for each time.
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