The object-based core technology enables geologists, geophysicists, and engineers to share and improve the same reservoir model. The automated workflow process enables building dynamic structural models. From a seismic or geologic interpretation, the system starts to develop the earth model. Then, faults are linked to build the fault framework. Each interpolation can be limited to one layer or fault block.
Users define the velocity model layer by layer.
Horizons can be converted from time to depth, and velocity is converted to other rock properties. The system uses well-marker data to define each layer's stratigraphic boundaries. Once the reservoir grid is calculated, the variogram is computed for geostatistical operations. Users may extract geobodies and target zones inside regions defined by property cutoffs. The volume of recoverable oil then is computed or simulated.