Model Storage

Model Storage contains a list of projects in the system. A project means any set of component models, for example a test fluid model or a design well for any field, as well as complete integrated models for one field or a group of fields.

Project management buttons are displayed in the upper-left part of the form:

– create project; – refresh project list.

Adding a project is described in more detail in the Adding a project section.

The left part of the screen contains the list of projects and basic information about them:

• Name. The project name specified by the user when creating it. Sorting in descending and ascending order and a filter are available;
• Created. The creation date is set automatically when the project is saved. Sorting in descending and ascending order is available;
• Access. A project can be public — any user can make changes and run calculations — or private, when the project is available only to the user who created it. Sorting in descending and ascending order is available;
• Created by. Displays the name of the user who created the project. It is set automatically when the project is saved. Sorting in descending and ascending order and a filter are available;
• deletion availability mark (). Only your own private projects can be deleted;
• access type change mark (). Changing access to "Public" is available only for your own private projects;
• project rename mark (). You can rename your own public and private projects.

Model management buttons are displayed in the upper-right part of the screen; to show these buttons, select the required project:

– delete selected files; – add files to the project; – export models from the project.

Clicking the add files button opens a window where you can choose to import models of the required type.

Importing model files is described in more detail in the Adding model files to a project section.

The right part of the screen displays all model files in the selected project and basic data for the model files:

• checkbox for selecting models;
• file. File name. Sorting in descending and ascending order and a filter are available;
• type. Model type (for example, fluid model, well model, and so on);
• created. Set automatically when the model is saved. Sorting in descending and ascending order is available;
• created by. Displays the name of the user who created the model. Set automatically when the project is saved;
• modified. Changes automatically after any adjustment of models in the project. Sorting in descending and ascending order is available;
• modified by. Displays the name of the user who last edited and saved the model. Sorting in descending and ascending order is available;
• being edited by. Displays the name of the user who is currently editing the model. Sorting in descending and ascending order is available;
• rename (). For editing file names. You can rename a model only if the model is not currently being edited;
• change log (). Clicking this button opens a window with a table: the first column shows the dates of all model changes, and the second column shows the name of the user who changed the model on the corresponding date;
• backups (). Clicking this button opens a window with a list of backups labeled by date and time. In the window, you can select a specific date and restore the model to that state.