Generic deck

Use plopm with a generic OPM Flow model. This example uses SPE10 MODEL 2 to plot a reservoir property, inspect the grid, and display the wells.

Plot vertical permeability

Plot vertical permeability on the fourth slice in the xz plane:

plopm -i SPE10_MODEL2 -v permz -s ,4, -clog 1 -xu km -yu km -xnt 6 -yf .2f -t 'K$_z$ at the fourth slice in the xz plane' -cl '[1e-7,1e3]'

Vertical permeability on the fourth xz slice, displayed with a logarithmic color scale between 1e-7 and 1e3 mD.

The main options are:

• plopm -v selects vertical permeability, permz.

• plopm -s selects the fourth cell in the y direction and leaves the x and z entries empty, producing an xz slice.

• plopm -clog enables logarithmic color scaling.

• plopm -cl sets fixed color-scale limits.

• plopm -xu and plopm -yu display spatial coordinates in kilometres.

• plopm -xnt sets the number of x-axis ticks.

• plopm -yf formats the y-axis tick labels with two decimal places.

Plot the grid from above

Select the first layer and use the special variable grid to inspect the model geometry from above:

plopm -i SPE10_MODEL2 -s ,,1 -fs 3,4 -fz 8 -v grid -hide 0,0,1,0

The four values supplied to plopm -hide control the left axis, bottom axis, colorbar, and title, in that order. Here, the colorbar is hidden while the axes and title remain visible.

Plot the wells from above

Use the same layer selection with the special variable wells:

plopm -i SPE10_MODEL2 -s ,,1 -fs 3,4 -fz 8 -v wells -hide 0,0,0,1

Top views of the SPE10 MODEL 2 grid and declared wells.

For the wells plot, the final value in plopm -hide removes the title. The well locations must be available in the OPM input deck.

Reproduce this example

Run the complete workflow from the repository root:

. ./tests/scripts/docs_generic_deck.sh

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