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Treffer: APyCE: A Python module for parsing and visualizing 3D reservoir digital twin models.

Title:
APyCE: A Python module for parsing and visualizing 3D reservoir digital twin models.
Source:
Advances in Geo-Energy Research; Jun2023, Vol. 8 Issue 3, p206-210, 5p
Database:
Complementary Index

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Engineers, geoscientists, and analysts can benefit from fast, easy, and real-time immersive 3D visualization to enhance their understanding and collaboration in a virtual 3D world. However, converting 3D reservoir data formats between different software programs and open-source standards can be challenging due to the complexity of programming and discrepancies in internal data structures. This paper introduces an open-source Python implementation focused on parsing industry reservoir data formats into a popular opensource visualization data format, Visual Toolkit files. Using object-oriented programming, a simple workflow was developed to export corner-point grids to Visual Toolkit-hexahedron structures. To demonstrate the utility of the software, standard raw input files of reservoir models are processed and visualized using Paraview. This tool aims to accelerate the digital transformation of the oil and gas industry in terms of 3D digital content generation and collaboration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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