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Well, function writeECLData()
is designed to handle data of restart type (i.e., one output per (report) time step) and doesn't write a grid file at all. Rather it is EclipseGridParser::saveEGRID()
that produces the (formatted) .FEGRID
file.
I fully agree that there should be some overall consistency between the two and I have actually started a slight consolidation project (branch 'devel' at http://github.com/bska/opm-core) but it is nowhere near complete. The .INIT
file is low priority, however, so: Patches Welcome[tm]
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Hmm - I thought there wad INIT file support, will look at it. Joakim
Den 8. mai 2013 12:31 skrev "Bård Skaflestad" [email protected]
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Well, function writeECLData() is designed to handle data of restart type
(i.e., one output per (report) time step) and doesn't write a grid file at
all. Rather it is EclipseGridParser::saveEGRID() that produces the
(formatted) .FEGRID file.I fully agree that there should be some overall consistency between the
two and I have actually started a slight consolidation project (branch
'devel' at http://github.com/bska/opm-corehttps://github.com/bska/opm-core)
but it is nowhere near complete. The .INIT file is low priority, however,
so: Patches Welcome[tm]—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/236#issuecomment-17597425
.
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Hmm - I thought there wad INIT file support
You're right. There is (function EclipseGridParser::saveEGRID_INIT()
). That function's apparently not used, though. At least not in any of the modules I have easy access to on disk right now.
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I fully agree that there should be some overall consistency between the two
and I have actually started a slight consolidation project (branch 'devel'
at http://github.com/bska/opm-core https://github.com/bska/opm-core)
but it is nowhere near complete. The .INIT file is low priority, however,
so: Patches Welcome[tm]
The existing function EclipseGridParser::saveEGRID_INIT() will write both
the EGRID file and an INIT file. The created INIT file will contain the
properties PERMX, PERMZ, PERMY and FIPNUM,SATNUM and EQLNUM. This is a
quite arbitrary hardcoded list of data, and improvements should probably go
in the direction Bård mentions.
As for Bårds devel work (have not looked at it yet), which summary vectors
to store is certainly a piece of information which should be assembled
somewhere.
Joakim
On Wed, May 8, 2013 at 12:31 PM, Bård Skaflestad
[email protected]:
Well, function writeECLData() is designed to handle data of restart type
(i.e., one output per (report) time step) and doesn't write a grid file at
all. Rather it is EclipseGridParser::saveEGRID() that produces the
(formatted) .FEGRID file.I fully agree that there should be some overall consistency between the
two and I have actually started a slight consolidation project (branch
'devel' at http://github.com/bska/opm-corehttps://github.com/bska/opm-core)
but it is nowhere near complete. The .INIT file is low priority, however,
so: Patches Welcome[tm]—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/236#issuecomment-17597425
.
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Following PR #286, what is the state of this issue?
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Well - there are two issues left:
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Well - there are two issues left:
And those are:
- ERT must be fixed to handle simulation dates before the dawn of unix
time, i.e. 1.th of Januara 1970. That is high on my list; then
Resinsight must be built against the new ert version. - opm-upscaling must be updated to write the results in a ECLIPSE
compatible manner, essentally all files having the same base name.
Joakim
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Cool. Thanks a lot for the update.
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We'll tentatively defer this issue to the next (2014.03) release of opm-core.
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The ERT 1970 date issue was a pure Windows problem, but anyway that as well should be fixed in this PR: Ensembles/ert#203
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The ERT 1970 date issue was a pure Windows problem, but anyway that as well should be fixed in [a PR]
Cool, I look forward to seeing how this pans out.
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Is this issue still relevant? Since our current eclipse-format output capabilities are far better than they were at the time this issue was created, I suspect that it can be closed.
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I consider this issue resolved/completely out of date.
Closing.
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