res2csv

Most of the functionality in res2df is exposed to the command line through the script res2csv. The first argument to this script is always the submodule (subcommand) from which you want functionality. Mandatory argument is always a .DATA file or sometimes individual include files, and there is usually an --output option to specify which file to dump the CSV to. If you want output to your terminal, use - as the output filename.

res2csv (1.2.1.dev1+g54630b2c) is a command line frontend to res2df. Documentation at https://equinor.github.io/res2df/

usage: res2csv [-h] [--version]
               {grid,summary,nnc,faults,trans,pillars,pvt,rft,fipreports,satfunc,compdat,equil,gruptree,wellcompletiondata,vfp,wellconnstatus,wcon}
               ...

Positional Arguments

subcommand: Possible choices: grid, summary, nnc, faults, trans, pillars, pvt, rft, fipreports, satfunc, compdat, equil, gruptree, wellcompletiondata, vfp, wellconnstatus, wcon

Named Arguments

--version: show program’s version number and exit

Sub-commands

grid

Each cell is represented by one row of data. The coordinates are in the X, Y, and Z columns and represent the grid centre. Volume pr. cell is added and all INIT and UNRST data can be added to the rows

res2csv grid [-h] [--vectors VECTORS [VECTORS ...]] [--rstdates RSTDATES]
             [-o OUTPUT] [--stackdates] [--dropconstants] [-v] [--arrow]
             DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of the .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator. There must exist .INIT and .EGRID files with the same path and basename.

Named Arguments

--vectors

INIT and/or restart wildcards for vectors to include

Default: “*”

--rstdates

Point in time to grab restart data from, either ‘first’ or ‘last’, ‘all’, or a date in YYYY-MM-DD format

Default: “”

-o, --output

Name of output csv file. Use ‘-’ for stdout.

Default: “eclgrid.csv”

--stackdates

If set, the dates from restart data will not be in the column but instead there will be a DATE column with the dates. Note that the static data will be repeated for each DATE.

Default: False

--dropconstants

Drop constant columns from the dataset

Default: False

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

--arrow

Write to pyarrow format

Default: False

summary

This is the time-dependent data for field production data, well profiles etc. Each row contains data for one point in time

res2csv summary [-h] [--time_index TIME_INDEX]
                [--column_keys COLUMN_KEYS [COLUMN_KEYS ...]]
                [--start_date START_DATE] [--end_date END_DATE] [-p]
                [--paramfile PARAMFILE] [-o OUTPUT] [--arrow]
                [--include_restart] [-v]
                DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of the .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator. There must exist a UNSMRY file with the same path and basename.

Named Arguments

--time_index

Time resolution mnemonic; raw, daily, monthly or yearly. Data at a given point in time applies until the next point in time. If not raw, data will be interpolated. Use interpolated rate vectors with care. Default is raw, which will include clock times. first and last are also accepted and will print data for the first or the last date.

Default: “raw”

--column_keys

Summary column vector wildcards, space-separated. Default is to include all summary vectors available.

--start_date

Start at a specific date, in ISO format YYYY-MM-DD. Ignored if time_index is first or last

Default: “”

--end_date

End at a specific date, in ISO format YYYY-MM-DD. Ignored if time_index is first or last

Default: “”

-p, --params

Merge key-value data from parameter file into each row.

Default: False

--paramfile

Filename of key-value parameter file to look for if -p is set, relative to simulator input (.DATA) file or an absolute filename. If not supplied, parameters.{json,yml,txt} in {., .. and ../..} will be merged in.

-o, --output

Name of output file. Use ‘-’ to write to stdout. Default ‘summary.csv’

Default: “summary.csv”

--arrow

Write to pyarrow format

Default: False

--include_restart

Attempt to include data from before restart

Default: False

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

nnc

Extract NNC (Non-Neighbour Connection) data from the EGRID file. Each row is one connection, with the columns I1, J1, K1 for the first cell in the cell pair, and I2, J2, K2 for the second. The transmissibility for the cell pair is in the TRAN column. See also the trans subcommand.

res2csv nnc [-h] [-c] [-p] [-o OUTPUT] [-v] DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of the .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator. There must exist .INIT and .EGRID files with the same path and basename.

Named Arguments

-c, --coords

Add xyz coords of connection midpoint

Default: False

-p, --pillars, --vertical

Only dump vertical (along pillars) connections

Default: False

-o, --output

Name of output csv file.

Default: “nnc.csv”

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

faults

Each row represents a particular cell and a face and the name of the fault

res2csv faults [-h] [-o OUTPUT] [-v] DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of the .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator

Named Arguments

-o, --output

Name of output csv file.

Default: “faults.csv”

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

trans

Extract transmissibilities (TRANX, TRANY, TRANZ) from simulator binary output files. Each row represent a connection between a cell pair (I1, J1, K1) and (I2, J2, K2). It is possible to add INIT vectors for each of the cell in the cell pair, e.g. FIPNUM can be added as FIPNUM1 and FIPNUM2, and it is possible to filter to connections where f.ex FIPNUM change

res2csv trans [-h] [--vectors VECTORS [VECTORS ...]] [--boundaryfilter]
              [--onlyk] [--onlyij] [--coords] [--group] [--nnc] [-v]
              [-o OUTPUT]
              DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of the .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator. There must exist INIT and EGRID files with the same path and basename.

Named Arguments

--vectors

Extra INIT vectors to be added

--boundaryfilter

Filter to connections where the INIT vector change value. Only one INIT vector allowed.

Default: False

--onlyk

Filter to only K direction

Default: False

--onlyij

Filter to only IJ-plane

Default: False

--coords

Add coordinates to dataframe

Default: False

--group

Group transmissibilities over region interfaces. Specify the region name in –vectors

Default: False

--nnc

Add NNC transmissibilities to the same dataframe

Default: False

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

-o, --output

Name of output csv file. Use ‘-’ for stdout

Default: “trans.csv”

pillars

Compute statistics pr. pillar in a cornerpoint grid, or alternatively by region parameter. Volumetrics, in-place, and contacts.

res2csv pillars [-h] [--region REGION] [--rstdates RSTDATES] [--stackdates]
                [--soilcutoff SOILCUTOFF] [--sgascutoff SGASCUTOFF]
                [--swatcutoff SWATCUTOFF] [--group] [-o OUTPUT] [-v]
                DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of the .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator. There must exist .INIT and .EGRID files with the same path and basename.

Named Arguments

--region

Name of region parameter for which to separate the computations. Set to empty string to have no grouping (only by pillar).

Default: “”

--rstdates

Point in time to grab restart data from, either ‘first’ or ‘last’, ‘all’ or a date in YYYY-MM-DD format

Default: “”

--stackdates

If set, the dates from restart data will not be in the column but instead there will be a DATE column with the dates. Note that the static data will be repeated for each DATE.

Default: False

--soilcutoff

If supplied as float, an oil-water contact will be estimated pr. pillar, based on the deepest cell with SOIL above the given cutoff. Value is put in column OWC.

Default: 0.5

--sgascutoff

If supplied, a gas contact will be estimated pr pillar, based on the deepest cell with SGAS above the given cutoff. Value is put in column GOC.

Default: 0.5

--swatcutoff

For OWC or GWC computations, only pillars with at least one cell with water saturation above this value will be considered.

Default: 0.5

--group

If set, output will not be pr. pillar, but grouped over all pillars. If –region is set, data will be grouped over that vector. The aggregation operator is sum or mean, depending on datatype.

Default: False

-o, --output

Name of output csv file.

Default: “pillars.csv”

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

pvt

Extract data for the PVT keywords in a .DATA file and merge all data into a single dataframe. Supported keywords are PVTO, PVDO, PVTG, PVDG, PVTW, ROCK and DENSITY. Gas phase pressure and oil phase pressure are both called PRESSURE in the resulting dataframe, similar for volume factors and viscosity. Deduce meaning for column names from the Eclipse manual. The column KEYWORD denotes which PVT keyword a particular data row stems from.

res2csv pvt [-h] [-o OUTPUT] [-k KEYWORDS [KEYWORDS ...]] [-v] DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of the .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator, or file with PVT keywords.

Named Arguments

-o, --output

Name of output csv file, default pvt.csv. Use ‘-’ for stdout.

Default: “pvt.csv”

-k, --keywords

List of PVT keywords to include. If not supplied, all supported keywords will be included.

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

rft

Extract RFT data from simulator binary output files to CSV. Each row in the resulting table represents one point in a particular well at a particular time. If multisegment wells are found, associated data to a connection is merged onto the same row as additional columns. You need the keyword WRFTPLT present in your .DATA file to get the data outputted.

res2csv rft [-h] [--wellname WELLNAME] [--date DATE] [-o OUTPUT] [-v]
            [--debug]
            DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator, or RFT file. If .DATA file is provided, it will look for the associated .DATA file

Named Arguments

--wellname

Restrict data to one named well

--date

Restrict data to one date, YYYY-MM-DD

-o, --output

Name of output CSV file.

Default: “rft.csv”

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

--debug

Debug mode

Default: False

fipreports

Extract FIPxxxxx REPORT REGION data from PRT file. This parses currently in-place, outflows to wells and regions, and material balance errors

res2csv fipreports [-h] [--fipname FIPNAME] [-o OUTPUT] [-v] [--debug] PRTFILE

Positional Arguments

PRTFILE: PRT file (or .DATA file)

Named Arguments

--fipname

Region parameter name of interest

Default: “FIPNUM”

-o, --output

Output CSV filename

Default: “outflow.csv”

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

--debug

Debug mode for logging

Default: False

satfunc

Data for all saturation functions are merged into one dataframe for all SATNUMs. Each row has data for a saturation point. For SWOF data, all columns related to SGOF are empty and vice versa

res2csv satfunc [-h] [-o OUTPUT] [-k KEYWORDS [KEYWORDS ...]] [-v] DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator, or file with saturation functions.

Named Arguments

-o, --output

Name of output csv file.

Default: “satfuncs.csv”

-k, --keywords

List of saturation function keywords to fetch data from. If not supplied, all supported keywords will be included.

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

compdat

Each row represents a cell connection to a well. Only COMPDAT data is exposed in CSV output currently.

res2csv compdat [-h] [-o OUTPUT] [--initvectors INITVECTORS [INITVECTORS ...]]
                [-v]
                DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of the .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator

Named Arguments

-o, --output

Name of output csv file.

Default: “compdat.csv”

--initvectors

List of INIT vectors to merge into the data

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

equil

Each row contains the equilibriation data for one EQLNUM.

res2csv equil [-h] [-o OUTPUT] [-k KEYWORDS [KEYWORDS ...]] [-v] DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of the .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator

Named Arguments

-o, --output

Name of output csv file. Use ‘-’ for stdout.

Default: “equil.csv”

-k, --keywords

List of EQUIL/SOLUTION keywords to include. If not supplied, all supported keywords will be included.

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

gruptree

Each row represents an edge in the GRUPTREE at a specific date.

res2csv gruptree [-h] [-o OUTPUT] [-p] [--startdate STARTDATE] [-v] DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of the .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator

Named Arguments

-o, --output

Name of output csv file. No CSV dump if empty

Default: “”

-p, --prettyprint

Pretty-print the tree structure

Default: False

--startdate

First schedule date if not defined in input file, YYYY-MM-DD

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

wellcompletiondata

Each row represents a completion, aggregated from layer to zone.

res2csv wellcompletiondata [-h] [--zonemap ZONEMAP] [-o OUTPUT]
                           [--use_wellconnstatus]
                           [--excl_well_startswith EXCL_WELL_STARTSWITH]
                           [--arrow] [-v]
                           DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of the .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator. There must exist a UNSMRY file with the same path and basename

Named Arguments

--zonemap

Name of lyr file with layer->zone mapping

Default: “rms/output/zone/simgrid_zone_layer_mapping.lyr”

-o, --output

Name of output csv file. Use ‘-’ to write to stdout. Default ‘well_completion_data.csv’

Default: “well_completion_data”

--use_wellconnstatus

Use well connection status extracted from CPI* summary data.

Default: False

--excl_well_startswith

Exludes wells that starts with this string from the export.

--arrow

Write to pyarrow format

Default: False

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

vfp

Each row represent BHP value for given value of interpolation values

res2csv vfp [-h] [-o OUTPUT] [-k KEYWORD] [-n VFPNUMBERS] [-v] [--arrow]
            DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of the .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator

Named Arguments

-o, --output

Name of output csv file. No CSV dump if empty

Default: “”

-k, --keyword

VFP keywords to include, i.e. VFPPROD or VFPINJ

Default: “”

-n, --vfpnumbers

List of VFP table numbers to include. Format [1,2,4:10]

Default: “”

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

--arrow

Write to pyarrow format

Default: False

wellconnstatus

Each row represents an event where a well connection is changing status.

res2csv wellconnstatus [-h] [-o OUTPUT] [-v] DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of the .DATA input file for the reservoir simulator. There must exist a UNSMRY file with the same path and basename.

Named Arguments

-o, --output

Name of output csv file. Use ‘-’ to write to stdout. Default ‘well_connection_status.csv’

Default: “well_connection_status.csv”

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False

wcon

Each row represents the control data for a certain well or well wildcard at a specific date

res2csv wcon [-h] [-o OUTPUT] [-v] DATAFILE

Positional Arguments

DATAFILE: Name of the .DATA input file or include file.

Named Arguments

-o, --output

Name of output csv file.

Default: “wcon.csv”

-v, --verbose

Be verbose

Default: False