31 Questions
What is the purpose of the Bulk Volume vs. Depth Report?
The purpose of the Bulk Volume vs. Depth Report is to calculate the bulk volume between a depth surface and a horizontal plane at a given depth, optionally restricted by a base surface, and to output the results as a volume report with calculated volume vs. depth and area statistics, line plots, and map views.
How is the volume versus depth function specified in the report?
The volume versus depth function is specified by accessing the Bulk Volume vs. Depth Report dialog box through the Horizons in the Data tree or by expanding 2D mapping ➥ Volumetrics in the Jobs tree, then selecting Bulk volume vs. depth report in the Workflows pane.
What can be found in the Input tab of the Bulk Volume vs. Depth Report dialog box?
The Input tab is used for entering depth surface, reservoir, and boundary details for the volume report.
Where can a detailed description of volume calculations using the Bulk Volume vs. Depth function be found?
A detailed description of volume calculations using the Bulk Volume vs. Depth function can be found in Appendix N - Volume Calculations.
- What options does the Bulk Volume vs. Depth Report Dialog Box offer for limiting bulk volume trends?
It offers options to limit bulk volume trends by base reservoir or boundary polygons, which can be created by digitizing in the Viewer.
- What can users specify for bulk volume at specific depths in the dialog box?
Users can specify most likely, minimum, and maximum HC contacts for bulk volume at specific depths.
- How is the Vol vs. Depth curve utilized in the dialog box?
The Vol vs. Depth curve is used to specify depth range, increments, and boundary values for volume calculations.
- What options are available for incorporating model uncertainty in the dialog box?
Model uncertainty can be included for top and/or bottom reservoirs, with optional visual aids in the dialog box.
- What can users specify on the Output/Report tab of the dialog box?
The Output/Report tab allows users to specify report contents, output file type, and visual settings for curves and bulk volume maps.
- Where can users find trend functions from the resulting job?
Trend functions from the resulting job can be found in the Data tree, with specific naming conventions.
- What can be generated from the Output/Report tab of the dialog box?
The Output/Report tab allows for the generation of an output file with cumulative volume estimates and the ability to change curve visual settings.
- What options are provided in the Output/Report tab for changing visual settings?
The Output/Report tab also provides options to change the colors of the fill above hydrocarbon (HC) contacts in the Map Visual Settings dialog box.
- What information can be added to the report header or footer in the Report Information section?
The Report Information section contains options to add information to the report header or footer, such as Block, License, Prospect, Reservoir, and Segment.
- What display option is available for the entire value in the report?
Users can select to show the entire value with two decimal points in the report.
- What visual aids and settings are available for customization in the dialog box?
Visual aids and settings are available to customize the report and its visual representations, including trend functions, volume maps, and report information.
True or false: The Bulk Volume vs. Depth Report dialog box has three tabs: Input tab, Output/Report tab, and Visualization tab.
False
True or false: The Bulk Volume vs. Depth Report allows users to calculate the bulk volume between a depth surface and a horizontal plane at a given depth, optionally restricted by a base surface.
True
True or false: The Bulk Volume vs. Depth Report offers the option to save the output as a text file or a PDF file.
False
True or false: The Bulk Volume vs. Depth Report dialog box can be accessed by clicking on the 2D mapping ➥ Volumetrics in the Jobs tree, and then selecting Bulk volume vs. depth report.
True
The Bulk Volume vs. Depth Report Dialog Box allows users to select top and base reservoir horizons, and surface types from drop-down lists.
True
Users can specify most likely, minimum, and maximum HC contacts for bulk volume at specific depths.
True
The Vol vs. Depth curve is used to specify depth range, increments, and boundary values for volume calculations.
True
Model uncertainty can only be included for the top reservoir in the dialog box.
False
The Output/Report tab allows users to specify report contents, output file type, and visual settings for curves and bulk volume maps.
True
Trend functions from the resulting job can only be found in the Output/Report tab.
False
The Output/Report tab allows for the generation of an output file with cumulative volume estimates and the ability to change curve visual settings.
True
The Report Information section contains options to add information to the report header or footer, such as Block, License, Prospect, Reservoir, and Segment.
True
Users can select to show the entire value with two decimal points in the report.
True
Visual aids and settings are not available to customize the report and its visual representations.
False
The Bulk Volume vs. Depth Report Dialog Box offers options to limit bulk volume trends by base reservoir or boundary polygons, which can be created by digitizing in the Viewer.
True
The Output/Report tab also provides options to change the colors of the fill above hydrocarbon (HC) contacts in the Map Visual Settings dialog box.
True
Study Notes
Bulk Volume vs. Depth Report Dialog Box
- The dialog box allows users to select top and base reservoir horizons, and surface types from drop-down lists.
- It offers options to limit bulk volume trends by base reservoir or boundary polygons, which can be created by digitizing in the Viewer.
- Users can specify most likely, minimum, and maximum HC contacts for bulk volume at specific depths.
- The Vol vs. Depth curve is used to specify depth range, increments, and boundary values for volume calculations.
- Model uncertainty can be included for top and/or bottom reservoirs, with optional visual aids in the dialog box.
- The Output/Report tab allows users to specify report contents, output file type, and visual settings for curves and bulk volume maps.
- Trend functions from the resulting job can be found in the Data tree, with specific naming conventions.
- The Output/Report tab allows for the generation of an output file with cumulative volume estimates and the ability to change curve visual settings.
- The Output/Report tab also provides options to change the colors of the fill above hydrocarbon (HC) contacts in the Map Visual Settings dialog box.
- The Report Information section contains options to add information to the report header or footer, such as Block, License, Prospect, Reservoir, and Segment.
- Users can select to show the entire value with two decimal points in the report.
- Visual aids and settings are available to customize the report and its visual representations, including trend functions, volume maps, and report information.
Bulk Volume vs. Depth Report Dialog Box
- The dialog box allows users to select top and base reservoir horizons, and surface types from drop-down lists.
- It offers options to limit bulk volume trends by base reservoir or boundary polygons, which can be created by digitizing in the Viewer.
- Users can specify most likely, minimum, and maximum HC contacts for bulk volume at specific depths.
- The Vol vs. Depth curve is used to specify depth range, increments, and boundary values for volume calculations.
- Model uncertainty can be included for top and/or bottom reservoirs, with optional visual aids in the dialog box.
- The Output/Report tab allows users to specify report contents, output file type, and visual settings for curves and bulk volume maps.
- Trend functions from the resulting job can be found in the Data tree, with specific naming conventions.
- The Output/Report tab allows for the generation of an output file with cumulative volume estimates and the ability to change curve visual settings.
- The Output/Report tab also provides options to change the colors of the fill above hydrocarbon (HC) contacts in the Map Visual Settings dialog box.
- The Report Information section contains options to add information to the report header or footer, such as Block, License, Prospect, Reservoir, and Segment.
- Users can select to show the entire value with two decimal points in the report.
- Visual aids and settings are available to customize the report and its visual representations, including trend functions, volume maps, and report information.
Test your knowledge of the Bulk Volume vs. Depth Report Dialog Box with this quiz. Explore the features and options available to users, from selecting reservoir horizons to specifying report contents and visual settings. Learn about the tools and functions for volume calculations and model uncertainty inclusion.
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