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DanSava
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May 8, 2024
- Reduce the amount of forward models call (for each iteration) - drill_planner - adjust_well_status - track_well_switch - update_dates - add_templates - Reduce the amount of IO calls (intermittent files) - Faster workflow - manage operation state and actions with a state machine
There has been talks of making this project into a library and letting each forward model creator manage there own forward model. For this we need a prorper and clear standard that each project can inherit and abide by. What better way then starting with the parser standard. New parser standard: - uses three main cammands, run, lint, and schema - retains backwards compatibility with old adhoc version - library is plug-n-play
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A new iterative forward model that switches well operation states based on well priorities and operation viability over time.