Tecplot’s reservoir simulation visualization and analysis tool now gives users the ability to identify fault surfaces and display them in 3D grid plots along with grid layers and streamlines. BELLEVUE, WA–July 19, 2013–Tecplot®, Inc. has released a major update for Tecplot® RS™ 2013, the company’s reservoir simulation visualization and analysis tool for oil and gas reservoir modeling. The Release 1 (R1) version gives users the ability to explore the flow […]
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Press Release 7/26/2011 Contact: pr@tecplot.com Company’s reservoir simulation visualization and analysis tool now offers unified workspace with support for all major reservoir simulators BELLEVUE, WA — July 26, 2011 — Tecplot RS 2011 has been released with support for Computer Modeling Group (CMG) simulators, allowing users to work with all major reservoir simulators in a unified post-processing environment. “We believe customer input should always drive the development cycle. So this […]
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