SIMEDWin
SIMEDWin is a coal seam methane reservoir simulator, which can be used to investigate the relationships between reservoir properties, well operating procedures and gas production. SIMEDWin is used to forecast production and optimise well design, support reservoir management and establish field development plans.
In addition to coal bed methane, SIMEDWin has been used extensively by industry for the management of gas drainage during coal mining and significantly improved the planning of drainage works. It has a number of features specifically designed for coal mine gas management in contrast to other coal bed methane reservoir simulators.
SIMEDWin is a further development of SIMED II, which was originally developed by Val Pinczewski and Mark Stevenson, School of Petroleum Engineering, University of New South Wales.
Postprocessing of model predictions of pressure
Grid view showing five tight radius wells