Kingdom VelPAK 2016 Link

This webinar from Equipoise Software (https://www.equipoisesoftware.com/) will demonstrate the new link between the Kingdom database and the VelPAK model in the Kingdom 2016 release. The link is designed as a Wizard, enabling you to step through each section of the data loading process, replacing the link in previous releases, and is designed to be easier to understand and use, being more efficient at handling larger projects. The new link supports different customisable data views, making it easier to spot missing or duplicate data, with the link now checking that imported grids are conformable and resamples the grids if required. The link also gives you the option of associating your interpreted surfaces with the well formation top, a process that would previously require working within the Layer Definition tool. The layer definition used by the Dynamic Depth Conversion tool can be reviewed during import to save time building the equivalent layering in the VelPAK model. The Link works by reviewing the Kingdom project tree and scans the parent project for the data that is required to be loaded into VelPAK. It then enables you to load the entire dataset, or discreetly choose the data type you wish to import, using tick-box functionality. The link enables you to import Wells, Surfaces, 2D Seismic, 3D Seismic, 2D Horizons, 3D Horizons and Polygons into VelPAK and guides you through each of the data types as you step through the Wizard using Drag-and-Drop functionality. Once you have completed your Depth Conversion velocity model in VelPAK, the Link enables you to transfer data back into the Kingdom Project tree. During this step, you can transfer pseudo-wells made in the model and you the option of specifying the units you desire these to be in. Any grids you have in the model, and any velocity volumes that you have generated are then simply transferred back to be viewed in Kingdom 2016. Click here to learn more about VelPAK: https://equipoisesoftware.com/velit/v...