By taking an FMI Dynamic image, the FMI Log Analyzer software can simulate the complex fractures of the well by analyzing the edges and processing them, and determine their relationship with each other and help to choose the best fractures. You need GNU Octave installed for this operation. Let's get it installed and working with it:
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You need to install GNU Octave with version 7.3 and above.
Hint: If you want exactly version 7.3 Windows or Linux
Hint: In Windows, be sure to add the Octave installation path to the Windows Environment, the path is something like this: "
.\Octave-7.3.0\mingw64\bin
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If you have git, clone the project in CMD, Terminal or PowerShell:
git clone https://github.com/yasharsajadi/RPMG2D.git
Hint: If you want install git
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Otherwise, download the project in this repository as a zip and extract it on your PC.
In Windows
Create Shortcut From MyApplication.exe
,and use it wherever you want.
In Linux
Create Shortcut From MyApplication.sh
, and use it where you want.