Curve Maths (Simple)

Description Calculate new well curve using simple operation (+, -, x, /).
Module(s) Insight
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Calculate a new well curve by applying a simple operation (+, -, *, ) to one or two curves.

  1. In the Control Panel, go to View > New Single Well View.
  2. In the Single Well window, open the Process tab.
  3. At the tab header, click the blue "+" icon.
  4. Click on Curve Maths (Simple).
  5. Type a name for the process and click OK.

Configure the curve maths (simple)

  1. Enable custom name: Select to customise the generated curve name.
  2. Class: Choose a display class (data type) for the result.
  3. Unit: Choose the units of the result.

Note: The resulting curve has the same domain (TWT, MD, MDKB) and extent (start, end and increment) as the first selected curve (Curve 1).

  1. Curve 1, Curve 2: Select curve 1 (C1) & curve 2 (C2) for the calculation.
  2. Calculations:
    1. Constant: Add this value to the result.
    2. Multiplier (scale) for Curve 1: Multiply Curve 1 values by this amount.
    3. Operation:
      • + curve: Add Curve 1 values to Curve 2 (C1 + C2).
      • - curve: Subtract Curve 2 values from Curve 1 (C1 - C2).
      • x curve: Multiply values from Curve 1 by Curve 2 (C1 x C2).
      • ÷ curve: Divide values from Curve 1 by Curve 2 (C1 ÷ C2).
      • ÷ value: Divide values from Curve 1 by a constant (C1 ÷ Constant).
    4. Multiplier (scale) for Curve 2: Multiply Curve 2 values by this amount.

Note: Multipliers (scales) are applied to the curves before the selected operation is performed.

  1. Missing / Invalid values: Choose what to do when values for an input curve are outside the available log extent or are Null / Invalid. This rule is applied when calculating each sample:
    • Value is 0:
      • Use the value 0 in the calculation for missing / invalid curve values.
      • Output zero if the result is invalid.
    • Output is Null:
      • Output null (empty value) if the value of any curve is invalid.
      • Output null (empty value) if the result is invalid.
    • Output is 0:
      • Output zero if the value of any curve is invalid.
      • Output zero if the result is invalid.
  1. Formula: A display of the final formula with the values used for the calculation.