2. Run the simulation#
2.1. Goal#
Generate the FluidFlower model, run OPM Flow, process benchmark data, and create all supported comparison figures with one command.
2.2. Configuration#
Use the reviewed results.toml configuration. The tutorial requests benchmark
output at 24, 48, 72, 96, and 120 hours and enables all figure products.
2.3. Command#
pofff -i results.toml -o YOURS -m single -t 24,48,72,96,120 -f all
2.4. How it works#
The command performs the connected workflow in sequence:
Generate the OPM deck, include files, grid properties, and saturation tables.
Run OPM Flow with the executable and flags specified by
flow.Convert the simulation results to benchmark time-series and spatial CSV data.
Calculate benchmark metrics for the requested experimental realization.
Generate the basic comparison figures and the Wasserstein-distance products enabled by
-f all.
The output directory is named YOURS. pofff also uses this name to label the
new simulation in comparison figures.
2.5. Result#
The YOURS directory contains the generated simulation input, OPM Flow
results, benchmark CSV files, metrics, and figures. See
Output folder for the complete output organization.
2.6. Next#
Continue with Inspect the benchmark data.