Frequently Asked Questions
Is GES compatible with seismic interpretation software, like Landmark, GeoFrame, Jason, Discovery, SMT, Seisware and other software?
Yes, GES support importing the seismic interpretation results of Landmark, GeoFrame, Jason, Discovery, SMT, Seisware and other software, like seismic interpreted horizon, fault pillar, fault polygon, 3D seismic data volume, 3D seismic attribute volume and 3D seismic inversion volume. Among them, seismic horizon, fault pillar and fault polygon can be edited and use for fault modeling and horizon modeling. 3D seismic data volume, 3D seismic attribute volume and 3D seismic inversion volume can be displayed in cross section map and 3D window, and it can also extract sample points to the model grid as a constraint condition for sedimentary facies modeling and attribute modeling.
Is GES compatible with simulation software, like CMG,Eclipse, VIP, Exodus and other software. ?
Yes, reservoir geological model can perform upscaling to meet grid accuracy required by simulation. And GES can output grid data which can be imported to simulation software, like CMG, Eclipse, VIP and Exodus. And GES also support importing grid model data output by CMG, Eclipse, VIP, Exodus and other software.
Is there a data interface with mainstream software such as Petrel, RMS, Eclipse and CMG?
The basic data exported by these software, like well header, logging curves, well picks, fault data, surface data, line data and point data. CMG Grid, Eclipse Grid, VIP Grid, Exodus Grid CPG, Exodus Grid DEM, Rescue Format and Petrel Fault Model can be directly import to GES. Both data and grid loaded into GES can be modified and edited.
Can it be customized according to different customer needs?
The GPT has complete R&D team, which has strong and continuous research and development capabilities, and can provide customers with customized services, can provide customized services according to customer needs, and respond to user as quickly as possible. If the requirements are universal, the needs will be included in GES R&D plan