IRAP RMS Suite
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The Roxar RMS Suite is a software toolkit for geomodelling and designing reservoirs. It is primarily designed for use in the oilfield industry, helping engineers gather data from a wide variety of sources to efficiently build reliable reservoirs. In the program, the workflow consists of Internal Programming Language scripts, which execute emulations of certain models, varying one parameter, whilst keeping the rest consistent.

History

  • 1987 - Geomatic begins distribution of the first version of the IRAP software.

  • 1994 - IRAP becomes IRAP RMS, the industry’s first 3D modelling package.

  • 1995 - Smedvig Technologies
    Smedvig
    Smedvig ASA, , was a Norwegian offshore oil rig company headquartered in Stavanger until it was acquired by rig newcomer SeaDrill. At time of the merger Smedvig operated two semi submersibles, one drillship and one jack up rig in the Norwegian and British sector of the North Sea...

    , later known as Roxar AS, acquires Geomatic AS and ODIN Reservoir Software. Smedvig’s analysis and processing software, ResView, ODIN's tool for stochastic
    Stochastic
    Stochastic refers to systems whose behaviour is intrinsically non-deterministic. A stochastic process is one whose behavior is non-deterministic, in that a system's subsequent state is determined both by the process's predictable actions and by a random element. However, according to M. Kac and E...

     reservoir modelling, STORM, and Geomatic's IRAP reservoir modelling software merge into IRAP RMS.

  • 2009 - Roxar is acquired by Emerson, St.Louis USA and becomes part of a USD 28 billion company.

Version 6

In version 6, STORM’s stochastic modelling was merged with structure and fault modelling capabilities. Also introduced was the 'Workflow Manager' tool, which allows users to build and update reservoir models quickly.

New modules

Module Description
RMSwellplan A user friendly oil well
Oil well
An oil well is a general term for any boring through the earth's surface that is designed to find and acquire petroleum oil hydrocarbons. Usually some natural gas is produced along with the oil. A well that is designed to produce mainly or only gas may be termed a gas well.-History:The earliest...

 planning tool.
RMSflowsim A flow simulator that integrates dynamic reservoir data with the static model.
RMSwellstrat A well correlation
Correlation
In statistics, dependence refers to any statistical relationship between two random variables or two sets of data. Correlation refers to any of a broad class of statistical relationships involving dependence....

 tool.
RMSfaultseal A module designed to analyse and provide data on the optimal ways to seal faults.
FracPerm A fracture modeller/simulator.

RMS 2009

RMS2009 has a new user interface. Other key features of the release include improved structural modelling, data import and a new local model update module. It also has real-time
Real-time data
Real-time data denotes information that is delivered immediately after collection. There is no delay in the timeliness of the information provided. Real-time data is often used for navigation or tracking....

well monitoring.

RMS 2010

RMS 2010 was released in February 2010. RMS 2010 comes with major improvements across the entire workflow, with a wide-ranging makeover of the well correlation tools, new model building and property modelling tools and improved 3D gridding and better communication with external simulators.

RMS 2011

RMS 2011 was released in May 2011. RMS 2011 comes with more new features than any previous RMS version and provides modellers with enhancements to the seismic architecture to allow direct reference between the reservoir models and the 3D and 4D seismic data that the interpretation and modelling is based on. Key highlights of RMS 2011 include new tools to model complex geologies and incorporate 4D seismic into the workflow; geological well correlation improvements; new fracture modelling capabilities; and usability and integration features that make RMS 2011 even more accessible and easy to use, while at the same time realistically modelling some of the world’s most complex geologies.

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