Introduction

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This documentation describes the expreccs tool hosted in https://github.com/cssr-tools/expreccs.

Concept

Simplified and flexible testing framework for two-stage approach (dynamic pressure boundary conditions) to improve CO2 storage regional and site simulations:

  • Simulate the regional model (all timesteps).

  • Identify connections on the regional model that corresponds to the boundary of the site model.

  • Set the pressures from the regional model as boundary conditions on the site model.

  • Simulate the site model.

The current development of expreccs focuses on generic geological models, i.e., given the simulation decks for the regional model and the site model, which grids do not need to conform, then to use expreccs for handling the boundary projections and modification of the input decks to include the dynamic boundary updates.

Overview

The current implementation supports the following executable with the argument options:

expreccs -i name_of_input_file

where

-i

The base name of the configuration file (‘input.txt’ by default).

-o

The base name of the output folder (‘output’ by default).

-m

Run the whole framework (‘all’), only the reference (‘reference’), only the site (‘site’), or only regional and site models (‘noreference’) (‘all’ by default).

-c

Generate metric plots for the current outputed folders (‘compare’) (’’ by default).

-p

Create nice figures in the postprocessing folder (‘no’ by default).

-r

Using the ‘opm’ or ‘resdata’ python package (‘resdata’ by default).

-u

Using ‘gasoil’ or ‘gaswater’ co2store implementation (‘gaswater’ by default).

-t

Grades to rotate the site geological model (‘0’ by default).

-e

Name of the regional and site folders to project pressures (’’ by default).

-b

Set the number of entries to skip the bc projections on the site, where ‘j=0,i=nx,j=ny,i=0’, e.g., ‘0,2,0,0’ would skip all cells with i=nx and i=nx-1; this becomes handly for models where all cells in a given site are inactive along a side (‘0,0,0,0’ by default).

-w

Set to 1 to print warnings (‘0’ by default).

-l

Set to 0 to not use LaTeX formatting (‘1’ by default).

In the configuration file the geological model is defined by generation of corner-point grids (cpg), adding heterogeinities (e.g., different rock properties, faults), wells, and defining schedules for the operations (see the configuration file section).