wells status by default

[equinor]

wells status by default

[tayloris]

I understand now what Anders said about having "WSTAT" in the summary anyhow, I can add a warning there specifying that the default value will be imposed. So we want "CLOSED" as the default?

[anders-kiaer]

Maybe we should simply throw a RuntimeError in FlowNet if WSTAT is not in the given input model (since we basically depend on it existing)? Then it will be clear for the user how to fix the input model, and get FlowNet to proceed (with correct behavior of well status).

[tayloris]

I agreed,

[tayloris]

I'm able now to determine if there any WSTAT = NaN by asking

if df_production_data["WSTAT"].isna().any():
          raise RuntimeError(f"The status of each well must be define (OPEN, SHUT, STOP). Please add keyword WSTAT in the SUMMARY section of eclipse case.")
      else:
          df_production_data["WSTAT"] = df_production_data["WSTAT"].map(
              {
                  1: "OPEN",  # Producer OPEN
                  2: "OPEN",  # Injector OPEN
                  3: "SHUT",
                  4: "STOP",
                  5: "SHUT",  # PSHUT
                  6: "STOP",  # PSTOP
                  np.nan: "STOP",
              }
          )

However, I add WSTAT inside the summary section of my eclipse file and flownet doesn't read the corresponding well status WSTAT :( Where do I add WSTAT on my eclipse file?

[anders-kiaer]

Adding WSTAT in SUMMARY should be enough, however, Flow does not support it as of today so the input case has to be run with Eclipse. Could that be the reason?

[tayloris]

Yes that's the reason then

[wouterjdb]

I now ran into the same problem with Norne it looks like.