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             $ Analytic aquifer model selection
             4* Initial  fluid  volumes-in-place
             + Initial pressure and saturation arrays
             + Initial seismic velocities array
             4 Initial acoustic impedance array
             4 Initial well information


        Other output can be obtained  at your request. For example, if a modification
        option is invoked, you may print out the altered array. It is worthwhile to do this
        as a check on the input  changes.



                                26.2 Recurrent Data

             All  output  files  are text  files  so that they may be  read  by a variety  of
        commercially available spreadsheets. WINB4D output may then be manipulated
        using  spreadsheet  options.  This  is  especially  useful  for  making  plots  or
        displaying array data. Different output files are defined so that simulator output
        file  sizes  are  more  manageable.  The  output  files  are  designed  to  contain
        information  that  is  logically connected,  e.g.  well  data  in  one  file,  reservoir
        property distributions  in another file. The different  output files are  described
        below.


        26.2.1 Timestep  Summary File -  WTEMP.TSS
             A one line timestep summary is automatically printed out as a record of
        the progress of the ran. This summary provides you with necessary  information
        for  evaluating  the  stability  of the  solution  as a function of time. Significant
        oscillations  in GOR or WOR, or large material balance  errors are indicative  of
        simulation problems and should be corrected.  A smaller timestep through the
        difficult  period  is often sufficient to correct  IMPES  instabilities.


        26.2.2 Run Summary And Plot  File -  WTEMP.PLT
             The run summary file contains a concise summary of total field production
        and injection and fieldwide aquifer influx. The WOR and GOR are ratios of total
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