The Route to Creating Your Own Simulator
Abstract
This article delineates the process of developing a customized reservoir simulator, embarking on a journey that commences with an introductory phase. The narrative then intricately traverses pivotal components, encompassing the reservoir model, simulation inputs, and outputs. Special attention is devoted to the nuances of simulation execution and stability, delving into critical considerations related to boundary conditions and the significance of three-dimensional visualization. The exploration reaches its zenith in a comprehensive conclusion, offering valuable insights and reflections on the intricate path of constructing a personalized reservoir simulator. This undertaking necessitates a holistic comprehension of reservoir dynamics, an understanding of simulation complexities, and an appreciation for the pivotal role of effective visualization in the simulation workflow.
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