Towards Advancing Reservoir Model Analysis with Virtual Reality

Traditional software tools for visualizing and analyzing reservoir model data utilize 2D displays, and thus can only offer capabilities subject to the restrictions of these technologies. We describe ways to advance reservoir model analysis workflows beyond conventional methods by leveraging the stre...

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Published inIEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality Workshops (Online) pp. 91 - 97
Main Authors Aktar, Farzana, Aminbeidokhti, Amir, Cartwright, Stephen, Chen, Zhangxin, Daeijavad, Parisa, Dalton, Rachel, Dawar, Seher, Hu, Die, Lawton, Bryson, Maurer, Frank, Samoil, Steven, Wang, Nanjia, Xie, Siqi
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.10.2022
Subjects
Analytical models
Analytics
Applied computing
Collaboration
Computational modeling
Data visualization
En-gineering
Engineering
Human computer interaction (HCI)
Human-centered computing
Human-Computer Interaction
Immersive
Information
Information visualization
Interaction Paradigms
Navigation
Physical sciences and engineering
Reservoir
Solid modeling
Two dimensional displays
Virtual Reality
Visual Analytics
Visualization
Visualization Application Domains
Workflow
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Summary:Traditional software tools for visualizing and analyzing reservoir model data utilize 2D displays, and thus can only offer capabilities subject to the restrictions of these technologies. We describe ways to advance reservoir model analysis workflows beyond conventional methods by leveraging the strengths of virtual reality technologies to improve how one understands, analyzes, and interacts with reservoir models. Specifically, we discuss a reservoir model analytics tool exploring how virtual reality can be used to improve the spatial perception and navigation of data, support more intuitive and natu-ral data interactions, enable larger workspaces, and promote more effective collaboration over reservoir models.
ISSN:2771-1110
DOI:10.1109/ISMAR-Adjunct57072.2022.00027