OFM Functions

Primary Analysis Modules
Base Map	Commonly used to represent geographic details, contours maps, facilities, logos, and more
Plots	Customizes data plots (one or more completions)
Reports	Displays the input of calculated data in tabular format
Advanced Engineering and Geological Modules
Decline Curve Analysis	Provides empirical and analytical techniques to forecast production and retrieve forecast information for analysis
Grid Maps	Identifies trends and anomalies in the map
Bubble Map	Displays large amounts of data to help identify trends, anomalies, or potential problems in an oil field
Scatter Plots	Allows cross-plot creation between two variables to help locate workover candidates or determine trends
Mapper XY Plots	Generates up to four curves for each well or filter category; information is displayed graphically on the base map, showing the geographic location of each well contained in the plot
Surface Maps	Generates 3D representations of depth- or time-related data
Log Display	Allows viewing, analyzing, and manipulation of log data (one or more well logs)
Log Cross-Sections	Allows quick visualization of reservoir structure
Wellbore Diagrams	Generates wellbore schematics; also catalogs the equipment history of each well
Stream Lines	Allows create of injection patterns for analysis; patterns may be analyzed through allocation of production and injection volumes
PVT	Provides a wide selection of commonly used fluid property correlations
Other Modules
Filtering	Technique used to narrow down the list of wells to a more manageable and workable selection
Data Integration	Seamless combination of database (Microsoft Access) for data storage and an XML-based .ofm file for system table and template storage
Export Info to ECLIPSE	Provides a wide selection of commonly used fluid property correlations
Link with other Sources	Connect and receive information from sources like Microsoft Access Databases, Excel, and other databases using SQL
Calculated Variables	Allows creation of arithmetic operations