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StructuralUncertainty Plugin #605
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Will this work if you e.g. have a fault or erosional surface that causes the stratigraphy to not strictly increase/decrease by one along the well?
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Co-authored-by: Therese Natterøy <61694854+tnatt@users.noreply.github.com>
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Plugin to analyze FMU runs where structural uncertainty is explored stochastically using Cohiba.
Typically in an FMU settings seismically interpreted reflectors together with geologically interpreted features (isochore based surfaces) are modelled stochastically using Cohiba This results in an ensemble of surfaces with equal geometry, but varying z-values. All surfaces should be restrained by hard conditioning points, such as well tops and zonelogs, as well as the input seismic interpretation uncertainty, velocity uncertainty and correlations between the different surfaces.
This plugin enables analysis of these results:
The plugin follows the FMU standards with regards to surface naming and placement on the filesystem.
Wells are not required, but if provided must be on RMS Well format. It is recommended to include no logs, except from an optional Zonelog and MDlog.
In general data should be provided fit for purpose, with regards to resolution and sampling.
The plugin can be initialized with initial settings, such as which well and stratigraphy is visualized. See the plugin documentation for a full description.
Contributor checklist
CHANGELOG.md
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