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Figura E.2. Menu principal de entrada de datos en EdBoast.
Button 2. GRID.
This button brings up five or more dialogs or spreadsheets for entering reservoi
r model griddimensions (I, J, and K) and geometry data (grid size). Before each
spreadsheet of values is presented, apage of instructions is shown which describ
es the invisible commands or various key shortcuts, which canbe used to command
the spreadsheet.
Botn 2. GRID
. Este botn le lleva cinco o ms cuadros de dilogo u hojas de clculo para laentrada d
e las dimensiones de la cuadricula del modelo de yacimiento (I, J y K) y los dat
os degeometra (tamao de la cuadrcula). Antes de cada hoja de clculo de valores se pr
esenta, una pgina de instrucciones se muestra que describe los comandos invisible
s o diversas combinacionesde teclas, que pueden ser utilizadas para mandar la ho
ja de clculo.
Button 3. PORPERM.
PORPERM button brings up five or more dialogs or spreadsheets for enteringreserv
oir porosity and permeability data. Also a special dialog box is presented for e
ach region modified forporosity or permeability.
Button 4. TRANSM
. Presents options for transmissibility modifications.
Button 5. TABLE
. Requests information for Rock and PVT regions and their respective relative pe
rmeabilityand capillary pressure tables. The first dialog from this button, allo
ws entry for the number of distinct rockregions is to be changed and the number
of regions where the PVT default region value of one is to bechanged. The rock r
egion is a saturation dependent data set for relative permeability. The PVT regi
on is apressure dependent data set, including oil, water, and gas PVT tables. At
least one rock region and onesaturation region is required.
Button 6. INITIAL
. This button introduces a set of two dialogs plus one more dialogs for each lay
er and rockregion of data containing the pressure and saturation initializations
.

Button 7. CODES.
This button introduces debug and diagnostic controls options and solution method
specifications. The data can be entered in a series of two dialogs
Button 8. AQUI
. This button introduces the installation of the aquifer data.
Button 9. WELLS.
This button introduces well data, such us total number of wells that will be use
d in theentire simulation, well number, the number of well nodes, and the well n
ame for each well are entered.This is followed by X, Y, Z locations of each well
node being entered.
Button 10. RECURR
. This button introduces a set of six dialogs for each data set for entering rec
urrent data.The total number of data sets entered (up to 200) is displayed in th
e first window(s) presented. Up to 21data sets with associated information are a
llowed in the first page and 22 data sets on each succeedingpage. This allows a
preview of the number of elapsed times days and also a break down on the number
of NEW and OLD (modified) wells are in each data set.
Button 11. DEFAULT
. This button will initiate a set of pre-selected input data, which will allow t
he beginnera quick step forward.
Button 12. NEXT
. This button will advance to the next button in the line up. This is the same a
s the Tab plusthe Enter key being hit. The Up and Down arrow keys will advance o
r reverse the highlighted buttonselections.
Button 13. ACCEPT
. This button will allow the saving of the edited input data under the same or a
differentfile name.
Button 14. ABORT
. Returns to the original main menu. The same file name is in the buffer and ano
thercommand such as Preview or Boast98 can apply to file name previously selecte
d.
2. BOAST98.
Boast98 evaluates reservoir performance based on finite-difference, implicit pre
ssure, and explicitsaturation, with options for both direct and iterative method
s of solution. The reservoir is described bythree dimensional grid blocks and by
three fluid phases. Other options include steeply dipping structures,multiple r
ock and PVT regions, bubble point tracking, automatic time step control, materia
l balancechecking for solution stability, multiple wells per grid block, and rat
e or pressure constraints on wellperformance.The Boast98 application will have b
een started indirectly by the selecting
Transfer or Boast98 under theOptions menu of the EdBoast application, or
directly by typing the name under a DOS prompt, or byclicking on the icon in a d
irectory window of the computer operating system.The primary items in the main m
enu bar are File Name, Directory, Extension, Option, Help, Quit, and About.These
menu items have essentially the same function as in the EdBoast application des
cribed earlier. FigureE.3 presents a normal view of the Menu items before the ru
n is started.
Figure E.3. Primary Menu Display of BOAST98.

View
. View the input data file contents chosen under the menu item File Name. This i
s a read only choiceand the data cannot be altered under this view.
Simulate
. This selection will begin the Boast98 run with live time graphics in effect.
Plot
. Plot the results of the last time step of the last simulation run.
Edit.
The current file name selection is handed over to the EDBOAST application. If ED
BOAST is in thecurrent directory, the Home Page Button dialog will be presented
containing the input data from thecurrent file selection of BOAST98. If EDBOAST
is not in the current directory, the program, BOAST98, will askfor help in findi
ng the file. In that case, use the Directory and File Name menu items alternatel
y, together.
Transfer
. Transfer to any executable application by selecting the proper directory-using
Directory and theTransfer will show a list of executables.
Graphs
. Default is turned on. The selection of live graphics will slow the total simul
ation time downsomewhat, especially for larger grid sizes.
Histry
. Default for history matching is turned off. Turning on Histry will allow the m
atching of historicalproduction information with the simulated performance value
s. This switch can be turned on either beforeor after simulation begins. The swi
tch is found under the Option menu or under the Explore menu. Thiscomparison is
only seen under the Explore selection during suspension of the run.
Debug
. Used to debug the flowing well pressure (PWFC) calculations. This turns on spe
cial dialog boxes,which point out excess pressures building up around wells.In o
rder to take control from the Boast98 simulation, all simulation activity may be
stopped clicking on theright hand mouse button. The original menu at the top of
the window will disappear and a secondary 7-itemmenu will be displayed. The sec
ondary items are Grid map, Layer, Flow, Explore, Capture, Resume, andAbort. Figu
re E.4 show the Menu displayed after run suspension using the right mouse button
.
Choosing secondary items Grid map, Layer, and Flow allow changes to the
graphic presentationsduring the active simulation run. When
Explore is chosen, a
series of graphic probes is permitted in orderto inspect the various reservoir s
imulation
categories. Capture produces a captured image of the desktop,
including the graphic
windows of Boast98, shown at the time. The menu item Resume will allow the
reservoir simulation run to continue from the time step where it was when suspe
nsion was called with the
right mouse button. By choosing Abort, the Run Complete notice
box with come up containing theelapsed time, including any suspension time.
Figure E.4. Boast98 Secondary Menu shown during simulation.
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