David Baxendale

Would also be possible to add a Productivity Index ("PI") curve option as another type of plot, and have the PI curve move through time, together with the solution marked...

If you are doing this for summary variables then take a look at Decline Curve Analysis ("DCA"). Engineers use the historical production and DCA to prediction future production and is...

Two many types of time I think. :-) After some more testing, this works: ``` 1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY OF RUN SPE10-MODEL-01 UNSW RESULTS FROM PAPER ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TIME FOPT DAYS STB...

Unfortunately, this still fails on my machine using the latest master build, with: ``` Flow: /home/david/OPM/GitHub/opm-models/opm/models/blackoil/blackoilintensivequantities.hh:477: void Opm::BlackOilIntensiveQuantities::update(const ElementContext&, unsigned int, unsigned int) [with TypeTag = Opm::Properties::TTag::EclFlowGasWaterDissolutionProblem; Opm::BlackOilIntensiveQuantities::ElementContext = Opm::FvBaseElementContext]:...

@akva2 and @totto82 Well something is not right, as I rebuilt master this morning (Singapore time), and now I get: ``` Error: Solver failed to converge after cutting timestep 10...

All default values except for `EnableOpmRstFile="true"`. See attached *.PRT file [CO2STORE_GW.zip](https://github.com/OPM/opm-tests/files/11257422/CO2STORE_GW.zip)

@akva2 Well, the good news is the job runs with 2023-04-RC1. So I think I need to do a clean re-built and test again. Will close when I have re-tested.

I deleted all build directories and re-built from master today. And I'm using the default parameter set. I still get: ``` ================ Starting main simulation loop =============== Report step 0/100...

Can this be closed?

> Did you get that message in a Flow simulator run or from ResInsight? Message is from OPM Flow. > Is the irreducible/connate water saturation greater than zero? I.e., is...