RMS Volumetrics Quiz

True or false: To open the Volumetrics dialog box, you can click the Grid under the relevant Grid model in the Data tree, and then select Volumetrics?

True or false: The Volumetrics dialog box has three tabs: General Tab, Calculations Tab, and Variables Tab?

True or false: A job can only be specified to perform volume calculations and report on the entire grid model, not a subset?

True or false: The use of region models in RMS is not explained in the Working with Regions page?

True or false: If you click the Save button in the Volumetrics dialog box, it allows you to generate multiple realizations of the results?

True or false: RMS calculates the volumes and displays a progress indicator pop up box when running the Volumetrics job for the current project realization?

True or false: If you requested a report table and the specified table object already exists but was generated using a different job specification, a warning message is displayed?

Map increment option allows users to adjust grid resolution for output maps, with a larger value providing more accurate maps but slower calculations.

Fluid contact data from a region attribute table cannot be used in Volumetrics if defined with a template based on standard contacts.

Variables used as input to volume calculations can only be specified through constant values.

Users cannot specify variables by selecting a variable class, specific variable, and subsets for which different variable values are given.

Variable types include oil, gas, and formation variables, each with specific variables and unit measures, defined through the Unit Set Selector in the Tools menu.

In the Report file tab, users can only specify the output as a Report file, and not a Report table data object.

Associated gas and liquid units in the Report file and table are linked to the units set for STOIIP and GIIP respectively, which are not specified in the Unit Set Selector dialog box accessed from the RMS menu bar under Tools.

Maps cannot be output to specific folders in the Data tree including Model QC, General 2D data, Clipboard, and Zones.

Input variables for select volumes are entered in the Variables tab, depending on the options selected in the Calculations tab.

The Variables tab lists the formulas to be used for selected calculations, with options independent of the input and calculations chosen in previous tabs.

Users cannot specify variables by selecting a variable class, specific variable, and subsets for which different variable values are given.

Variables used as input to volume calculations can only be specified through constant values, and not through surface or parameter selection.

The volumetric units used are in the Reservoir engineering category.

In volumetrics calculations, GOR is dimensionless.

The Report file can only be specified as a Document list.

Document list output is a text file with a separate file for each realization.

Tabular output is presented as an Excel, CSV, or text file with a separate file for each realization.

Options such as including realization number in file name cannot be toggled.

The order of volume calculations in the Report file cannot be set based on the subsets specified.

The Report table option creates a table within RMS with results for all realizations.

The Volumetric Table Viewer dialog box consists of four tabs: Data selection, Statistics, Raw data, and Visualization.

P10 and P90 values in the Statistics tab reflect high and low side estimates, respectively.

Raw data tab presents the calculated volumetric data in a table, accounting for potential undefined values if the job is run for fewer realizations than set for the project.

Before running the job, ensure the required Import/Export unit set has been selected for the report output.

The main types for volumetrics calculations include Oil/Condensate, Gas, and Water.

The formulas used for volumetrics calculations involve variables like porosity, water saturation, and recovery factors.

Three outputs can be selected for each volumetrics calculation: Parameter, Zone map, and Total map.

Pre-calculated bulk volume cannot be used to speed up later calculations.

Area and average thickness can be generated per license boundary only, not per zone.

Negative cell volumes can be set to zero but not allowed, providing a choice to check the results.

Map layout can be defined by dragging a surface into the Map Layout drop site.

To use license boundaries, an open, collapsed polygon must be present.

Discrete fluid parameter can be created to describe fluid contact in the grid model.

Output location for all the maps selected in the Subtypes section cannot be specified.

Subtypes for volume calculations include Bulk, Net, Pore, HCPV, STOIIP, GIIP, and Recoverable.

Selecting a grid parameter defining facies is not necessary for Volumetrics Calculation in RMS Software.