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    PetrelRE2012 AHM Tips 5762109 03

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    1) To create a base case for AHM, all variables must be run as disabled to produce an output with both input and output variables. This base case needs to be supplied to AHM. 2) Parameters with low sensitivity can be removed from AHM by disabling those variables. 3) Uncertainty analysis in AHM should use Monte-Carlo sampling and Latin hypercube to provide a better initialization than the default random initialization. These cases should be supplied to AHM.

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    1) To create a base case for AHM, all variables must be run as disabled to produce an output with both input and output variables. This base case needs to be supplied to AHM. 2) Parameters with low sensitivity can be removed from AHM by disabling those variables. 3) Uncertainty analysis in AHM should use Monte-Carlo sampling and Latin hypercube to provide a better initialization than the default random initialization. These cases should be supplied to AHM.

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    1) To create a base case for AHM, all variables must be run as disabled to produce an output with both input and output variables. This base case needs to be supplied to AHM. 2) Parameters with low sensitivity can be removed from AHM by disabling those variables. 3) Uncertainty analysis in AHM should use Monte-Carlo sampling and Latin hypercube to provide a better initialization than the default random initialization. These cases should be supplied to AHM.

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    PetrelRE2012 AHM Tips 5762109 03

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    1) To create a base case for AHM, all variables must be run as disabled to produce an output with both input and output variables. This base case needs to be supplied to AHM. 2) Parameters with low sensitivity can be removed from AHM by disabling those variables. 3) Uncertainty analysis in AHM should use Monte-Carlo sampling and Latin hypercube to provide a better initialization than the default random initialization. These cases should be supplied to AHM.

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    Petrel 2012.

    1 AHM Tips
    Base Case in AHM
    All the variables need
    to be run as disabled
    to produce a base case
    that will have both
    input (sampled
    variables) and output
    variables (HM DOF
    calculated).

    This then needs to be


    supplied to AHM both
    to previous cases pane
    (to avoid duplicate
    sampling) and
    initialization pane (to
    make sure AHM
    improved over base
    case OF.
    Sensitivity in AHM

    Parameters that show low response to


    AHM OF in Tornado can be removed
    from AHM by disabling these
    variables.
    Uncertainty in AHM

    Uncertainty need to be run with Monte-Carlo


    Sampling and Latin-hypercube on.
    This will give a better initialization for AHM rather
    than default random initialization.
    And then this should be put into both Previous
    Cases pane (to avoid duplication) and to
    Initialization pane ( to disable random initialization)
    Restart AHM vs Random Initialization

    Random Initialization Restart AHM with Uncertainty


    (default behavior) (recommended)
    Evolutionary Optimization Reports for
    Analysis (OF vs Gen Plot)

    This information is available from


    Individuals.csv file (but not in Petrel RE)
    OF vs. Generation plot gives an idea
    how OF is improving and how search
    space is changing (narrowing )
    Modifying HM DOF

    If changes are made to HM DOF all the cases in


    the Previous Cases pane/Initialization pane
    needs to be recalculated. Best to create a new
    DOF HM and use Settings/Options
    Add Variables

    It is possible to add a new


    variable (e.g. $WOC) to
    AHM workflow, but some
    additional work is required As soon as new variable is
    added restart is invalidated

    User will need to add column in


    case variable spreadsheet
    ($WOC) and fill in base value for
    all the restart cases used in AHM
    Save Functionality
    This Save Functionality will
    Save the changes to Petrel/
    Cases pane and update with
    newly generated Cases

    But cases will not saved in


    Previous cases pane in
    Optimizer tab
    User will have to drop to
    restart
    Integer problem
    Evolution strategy optimizations with
    discrete parameters are not support
    restartable

    For discrete variables in U&O


    workflows (i.e. those whose 'Int' check
    box is checked) the optimizer generates
    floating point numbers which are then
    rounded to the nearest integer by the
    uncertainty and optimization
    framework. The rounded number is
    used to run the workflow and recorded
    in the resulting case's case
    variables. This introduces a difference
    between the numbers generated by
    the ES and the corresponding case
    variable. This difference prevents the
    optimizer from recognizing cases it has
    previously generated and thus
    subsequent optimizations will duplicate
    This is a limitation if you like to choose Evolution the cases produced in the first run even
    Strategy for tasks as optimizing number of laterals or when no settings have changed and
    number of wells (discrete) the previous cases data is available
    Case Management with AHM
    AHM runs tend to create a large
    number of cases and user can do
    the following:
    It is possible to restart even
    though cases are not in .sim
    directory, Petrel AHM will continue
    as long as cases are in Cases pane
    (without results) with case
    variable information still available

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