244
Principles
of
Applied
Reservoir
Simulation
NOTE:
NUMDZN
records must
be
read.
24.1.3 Depths
to Top of
Gridblocks
The
coordinate
system
used
in
WINB4D
is
defined
so
that values
in the
z
(vertical) direction increase
as the
layer gets deeper. Thus, depths must
be
read
as
depths below
the
user-selected
reference datum. Negative values
will
be
read
as
heights above
the
datum.
1.
Heading
Up to 80
characters.
2.
KEL
KEL
Control code
for
input
of
depth values.
KEL
0
1
2
3
Meaning
A
single constant value
is
read
for the
depth
to the top of all
grid-
blocks
in
layer
1
(horizontal
plane).
Each layer
is
contiguous
in
this
option. Depths
to the top of
gridblocks
in
layers below layer
1 are
calculated
by
adding
the
layer thickness
to the
preceding layer top;
thus
Top (I, J, K + 1)
=
Top (I, J,
K)
+ DZ (I, J, K)
A
separate depth value must
be
read
for
each
gridblock
in
layer
1
.
Read
II x JJ
values. Each layer
is
contiguous
in
this option. Depths
to the top of
gridblocks
in
layers below layer
1 are
calculated
by
adding
the
layer thickness
to the
preceding layer top; thus
Top (I, J,
K
+
1
)
= Top (I,
J,
K) + DZ (I, J, K)
A
separate depth value
is
read
for
each layer. Read
KK
values. Each
layer
is
horizontal (layer cake)
in
this
option.
A
separate depth value
is
read
for
each gridblock. Read
II x JJ x KK
values.
3.
ELEV
ELEV
Depth
to top of
gridblock (ft).
If
KEL
=
0,
read
one
constant value.
If KEL =
1,
read
II x JJ
values (one
for
each block
in
layer
1).
If
KEL = 2,
read
KK
values (one
for
each layer).
If
KEL = 3,
read
II x JJ x KK
values (one
for
each block).
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