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This commit switches the 'test_Summary' unit test to use class ESmry for inspecting the values output to disk by 'out::Summary'. As a consequence, we are not able to verify units of measure for the parameters, at least not for the time being. Moreover, class ESmry exclusively uses the "i,j,k" sub-key for block-related parameters so switch those to reference the IJK identifiers. Finally, as class ESmry currently does not support reading separate (multiple) summary files, switch the input decks to generate unified output.
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-- Synthetic test deck based on Norne. This data set is meant to be a simple,
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-- well-documented deck for the behaviour of SUMMARY specified output. Data
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-- is mostly entered to *traceable* and does not necessarily make sense from
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-- a simulation point of view.
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START
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10 MAI 2007 /
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RUNSPEC
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TITLE
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SUMMARYTESTS
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-- A simple 10x10x10 cube. Simple to reason about, large enough for all tests
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DIMENS
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10 10 10 /
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REGDIMS
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10 /
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OIL
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GAS
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WATER
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UNIFIN
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UNIFOUT
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GRID
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DX
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1000*1 /
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DY
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1000*1 /
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DZ
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1000*1 /
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TOPS
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100*1 /
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-- Cell 2,1,10 is inactive
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ACTNUM
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901*1 0 98*1 /
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PORO
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1000*0.2 /
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PERMX
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1000*0.25/
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COPY
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PERMX PERMY /
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PERMX PERMZ /
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REGIONS
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FIPNUM
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100*1
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100*2
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100*3
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100*4
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100*5
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100*6
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100*7
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100*8
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100*9
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100*10 /
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SUMMARY
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DATE
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PERFORMA
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-- Field Data
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-- Production Rates
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FVPR
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FWPR
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FWPRH
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FOPR
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FOPRH
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FGPR
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FGPRH
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FLPR
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FLPRH
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FGSR
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FGCR
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FNPR -- solvent
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--FTPRSEA
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-- Injection Rates
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FVIR
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FWIR
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FWIRH
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FGIR
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FNIR -- solvent
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FGIRH
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-- Production Cummulatives
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FVPT
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FWPT
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FOPT
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FLPT
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FLPTH
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FGPT
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FNPT
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FOPTH
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FGPTH
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FWPTH
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FGST
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FGCT
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-- Injection Cummulatives
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FVIT
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FWIT
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FWITH
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FGIT
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FNIT
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FGITH
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-- In place
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FWIP
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FOIP
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FGIP
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-- Ratios
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FWCT
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FWCTH
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FGOR
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FGORH
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-- From model2
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FMWPR
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FMWIN
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FOE
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-- Pressures
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FPR
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BPR
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1 1 1 /
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1 1 2 /
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1 1 3 /
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1 1 4 /
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1 1 5 /
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1 1 6 /
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1 1 7 /
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1 1 8 /
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1 1 9 /
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1 1 10 /
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2 1 10 / -- This cell is not ACTIVE
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BSGAS
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1 1 1 /
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BSWAT
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1 1 1 /
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-- Region data
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RPR
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ROPT
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RGPT
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RWPT
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RGFT
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RWFT
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ROIP
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ROP
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ROPR
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RGPR
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RWPR
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RGIR
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RGIT
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RWIR
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RWIT
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RWPT
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ROIPL
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ROIPG
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RGIP
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RGIPL
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RGIPG
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RWIP
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RPPO
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-- Group data --
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GPR
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GLPR
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GOPT
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GGPT
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GWPT
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GNPT
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GOPR
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GGPR
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GWPR
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GWPRH
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GGIR
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GNPR
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GNIR
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GGIRH
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GGIT
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GNIT
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GGITH
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GWCT
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GWCTH
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GGOR
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GGORH
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GWIR
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GWIT
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GWIRH
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GWITH
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GOPRH
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GGPRH
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GLPRH
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GWPTH
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GOPTH
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GGPTH
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GLPTH
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GPRG
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GPRW
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GOPTF
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GOPTS
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GOPTH
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GOPRF
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GOPRS
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GOPRH
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GGPTF
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GGPTS
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GGPTH
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GGPTF
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GGPTS
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GGPTH
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GGLR
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GGLIR
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GGLRH
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GVPR
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GVPT
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GMCTP
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GOPP
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GVIR
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GVIT
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GVPRT
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GMWPR
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GMWIN
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-- Well Data
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-- Production Rates
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WWPR
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WWPRH
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WOPR
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WOPRH
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WGPR
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WNPR
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WGPRH
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WLPR
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WLPRH
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WLPT
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WLPTH
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-- Production Cummulatives
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WWPT
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WWPTH
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WOPT
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WOPTH
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WGPT
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WGPTH
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WNPT
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-- Tracers
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--WTPRSEA
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--WTPTSEA
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-- Injection Cummulatives
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-- Ratios
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WWCT
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WWCTH
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WGOR
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WGORH
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WGLR
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WGLRH
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-- Performance
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WBHP
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WBHPH
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WTHP
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WTHPH
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WPI
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WBP
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WBP4
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-- from model2
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WOPTF
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WOPTS
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WOPTH
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WOPRS
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WOPRF
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WGPTF
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WGPTS
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WGPRF
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WTPRS
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WGLIR
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WVPR
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WVPT
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WOPP
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WVIR
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WVIT
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WMCTL
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-- Water injection per connection
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CWIR
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CGIT
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-- Production per connection
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-- Using all the different ways of specifying connections here
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-- as an informal test that we still get the data we want
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CWPR
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'W_1' 1 1 1 /
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COPR
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'W_1' /
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'W_2' /
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CGPR
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'*' /
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CNFR
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'*' /
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CNPT
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'*' /
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CNIT
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'*' /
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CWPT
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'W_1' 1 1 1 /
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COPT
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'W_1' /
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CGPT
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'W_1' /
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---- Connection production rates
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----CGFR
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----'E-4AH' /
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----CWFR
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SCHEDULE
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GRUPTREE
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WELSPECS
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'W_1' 'G_1' 1 1 3.33 'OIL' 7* /
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-- Completion data.
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COMPDAT
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-- 'Well' I J K1 K2
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-- Passing 0 to I/J means they'll get the well head I/J
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W_1 0 0 1 1 / -- Active index: 0
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W_2 0 0 1 1 / -- Active index: 1
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W_2 0 0 2 2 / -- Active index: 101
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WCONHIST
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-- history rates are set so that W_1 produces 1, W_2 produces 2 etc.
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-- index.offset.
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-- organised as oil-water-gas
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W_1 'OPEN' ORAT 10.1 10 10.2 /
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W_2 'OPEN' ORAT 20.1 20 20.2 /
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TSTEP
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-- register time steps (in days). This allows us to write *two* report steps (1
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-- and 2. Without this, totals/accumulations would fail (segfault) when looking
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-- up historical rates and volumes. These volumes however don't change, i.e.
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TSTEP
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