Schlumberger Petrel 2024.1 and Studio 2024.1 cracked release

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Schlumberger Petrel 2024, or Petrel for short, is a professional 3D visualization modeling software that integrates exploration, development, and production, and provides powerful tectonic modeling technology, high-precision 3D meshing technology, and advanced 3D computer visualization and virtual reality technology, which enables seismic interpretation in a full 3D environment, geological interpretation, modeling, and reservoir engineering research…

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…In addition, Schlumberger Petrel not only enables users to improve their understanding of reservoir internal details, accurately describe the spatial distribution of perspective reservoir properties, calculate their reserves and errors, compare risky development models, design well locations and drilling trajectories, seamlessly integrate well production data and numerical simulators of reservoir numerical modeling, and discover residual and hidden reservoirs, thus greatly reducing the cost of development, but also providing geologists, geophysicists, and geotechnical engineers with the opportunity to develop their own reservoirs. development costs and provides a shared information platform for geologists, geophysicists, petrophysicists, and reservoir engineers.

Schlumberger Petrel 2024, or Petrel for short, is a professional 3D visualization modeling software that integrates exploration, development, and production, and provides powerful tectonic modeling technology, high-precision 3D meshing technology, and advanced 3D computer visualization and virtual reality technology, which enables seismic interpretation in a full 3D environment, geological interpretation, modeling, and reservoir engineering research. In addition, Schlumberger Petrel not only enables users to improve their understanding of reservoir internal details, accurately describe the spatial distribution of perspective reservoir properties, calculate their reserves and errors, compare risky development models, design well locations and drilling trajectories, seamlessly integrate well production data and numerical simulators of reservoir numerical modeling, and discover residual and hidden reservoirs, thus greatly reducing the cost of development, but also providing geologists, geophysicists, and geotechnical engineers with the opportunity to develop their own reservoirs. development costs and provides a shared information platform for geologists, geophysicists, petrophysicists, and reservoir engineers.


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Public dataset from Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappji (NAM) and the Dutch research infrastructure of solid earth sciences (NAM 2020).

Commitment to technology and quality is one of SLB’s guiding principles. In line with this, our Petrel 2024.1 and Studio 2024.1 updates deliver the latest in domain workflows, functionality, and productivity. Together, they leverage the power of the Delfi™ digital platform to bring the latest advances in machine learning (ML) technology to your favorite subsurface software.

In this release you will find:

→ New ways to predict elastic and petrophysical properties from seismic angle stacks, using a new quantitative interpretation (QI) machine learning tool.

→ A new version of the horizon clean-up process to improve your structural models by removing poor quality data.

→ The ability to interactively edit density plots and add generate color-filled or stacked histogram plots with greater flexibility.

→ An intersection player in the workflow editor.

→ Embedded discrete fracture modeling (EDFM) for use in hydraulic induced fracture scenarios and large-scale systems in naturally fractured reservoirs.

→ Much, much more…

Additional release highlights and information:

Predict elastic and petrophysical properties from seismic angle stacks using a new QI machine learning tool!

A new tool has been added to the quantitative interpretation (QI) module. The QI machine learning reservoir characterization tool uses ML to predict elastic and petrophysical properties (porosity, volume of shale, etc) from seismic angle stacks.

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Public dataset from Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappji (NAM) and the Dutch research infrastructure of solid earth sciences (NAM 2020).

A new version of the horizon clean-up process is now available! Improve your structural models by removing poor quality data.

This method automates the prediction of high and low-quality seismic horizon data in the areas near to faults, using a combination of distance and algorithm-based filters. The resulting filter attributes can be used to remove poor—and retain good quality—data, enhancing the model.

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Public dataset from Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappji (NAM) and the Dutch research infrastructure of solid earth sciences (NAM 2020).

Interactively edit density plots and generate color-filled or stacked histogram plots 

There are some great improvements to the data analysis and plotting workflows. Those include the ability to interactively edit density plots in the function window and add color-filled or stacked histogram plots.

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(left) Stacked histogram with discrete color fill (right) A density crossplot in a function window.

Now you can play an intersection in the workflow editor!

We have added the intersection player step feature as a new workflow editor function. This new workstep accepts inline, crossline, time slice, random intersection, or a variable.

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Embedded discrete fracture modeling (EDFM) is now available for use in hydraulic induced fracture scenarios and large-scale systems in naturally fractured reservoirs!

EDFM is now available in Petrel software and the Intersect™ high-resolution reservoir simulator, to allow fractures to be represented as discrete objects during reservoir modeling and simulation. The integrated embedded discrete fracture modeling to simulation workflow is supported in the Intersect simulator from 2024.1.

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