ecl_summary(1)

NAME
ecl_summary - Program to extract summary vectors from ECLIPSE files

DESCRIPTION
The ecl_summary program is used to quickly extract summary vectors from ECLIPSE summary files. The program is invoked as:

computer> ecl_summary /Path/to/ECLIPSE key1 key2 key3 ....

Here ECLIPSE is the name of an existing case, you can give it with extension, or without; the case need not be in the current directory.

The keys are formed by combining ECLIPSE variable names and qualifiers from the WGNAMES and NUMS arrays. Examples of keys are:

WWCT:F-36
    - The watercut in the well F-36.

FOPT
    - The total field oil production.

RPR:3
    - The region pressure in region 3.

GGIT:NORTH
    - The total gas injection group NORTH.

SPR:F-12:18
    - The segment pressure in well F-12, segment 18.

BPR:10,10,10
    - The block pressure in cell 10,10,10.

    LBPR:LGR3:10,10,10 - The block pressure in cell 10,10,10 - in LGR3

The option --list can be used to list all available keys.

OPTIONS

--list : The program will list available keys.

--no-restart: If the simulation in question is a restart, i.e a prediction

    which starts at the end of the historical period, the ecl_summary program will by default also load historical data. If the --no-restart option is used the program will not look for old results.

--no-header: By default ecl_summary will print a header line at the top, with the

    option --no-header this will be suppressed.

--report-only: Will only report results at report times (i.e. DATES).

--help: Print this message and exit.

The options should come before the ECLIPSE basename.

Example1:

computer> ecl_summary
    CASE1_XXX WWCT:F-36 FOPT FWPT

    This example will load results from case 'CASE1_XXX' and print the results for keys 'WWCT:F-36', 'FOPT' and 'FWPT' on standard out.

Example2:

computer> ecl_summary
    --list CASE2_XXX "*:F-36" "BPR:*"

    This example will list all the available keys which end with ':F-36' and those which start with 'BPR:'. Observe the use of quoting characters "" when using shell wildcards.

The ecl_summary program will look for and load both unified and non-unified and formatted and non-formatted files. The default search order is: UNSMRY, Snnnn, FUNSMRY, Annnn, however you can manipulate this with the extension to the basename:

* If the extension corresponds to an unformatted file, ecl_summary

    will only look for unformatted files.

* If the extension corresponds to a unified file, ecl_summary will

    only look for unified files.

Contact Joakim Hove / joaho@statoil.com / 92 68 57 04 for bugs and feature requests.

The ecl_summary program is used to quickly extract summary vectors from ECLIPSE summary files. The program is invoked as:

computer> ecl_summary /Path/to/ECLIPSE key1 key2 key3 ....

Here ECLIPSE is the name of an existing case, you can give it with extension, or without; the case need not be in the current directory.

The keys are formed by combining ECLIPSE variable names and qualifiers from the WGNAMES and NUMS arrays. Examples of keys are:

WWCT:F-36
    - The watercut in the well F-36.

FOPT
    - The total field oil production.

RPR:3
    - The region pressure in region 3.

GGIT:NORTH
    - The total gas injection group NORTH.

SPR:F-12:18
    - The segment pressure in well F-12, segment 18.

BPR:10,10,10
    - The block pressure in cell 10,10,10.

    LBPR:LGR3:10,10,10 - The block pressure in cell 10,10,10 - in LGR3

The option --list can be used to list all available keys.

--list : The program will list available keys.

--no-restart: If the simulation in question is a restart, i.e a prediction

    which starts at the end of the historical period, the ecl_summary program will by default also load historical data. If the --no-restart option is used the program will not look for old results.

--no-header: By default ecl_summary will print a header line at the top, with the

    option --no-header this will be suppressed.

--report-only: Will only report results at report times (i.e. DATES).

--help: Print this message and exit.

The options should come before the ECLIPSE basename.

Example1:

computer> ecl_summary
    CASE1_XXX WWCT:F-36 FOPT FWPT

    This example will load results from case 'CASE1_XXX' and print the results for keys 'WWCT:F-36', 'FOPT' and 'FWPT' on standard out.

Example2:

computer> ecl_summary
    --list CASE2_XXX "*:F-36" "BPR:*"

    This example will list all the available keys which end with ':F-36' and those which start with 'BPR:'. Observe the use of quoting characters "" when using shell wildcards.

The ecl_summary program will look for and load both unified and non-unified and formatted and non-formatted files. The default search order is: UNSMRY, Snnnn, FUNSMRY, Annnn, however you can manipulate this with the extension to the basename:

* If the extension corresponds to an unformatted file, ecl_summary

    will only look for unformatted files.

* If the extension corresponds to a unified file, ecl_summary will

    only look for unified files.

Contact Joakim Hove / joaho@statoil.com / 92 68 57 04 for bugs and feature requests.