tNavigator  is a software that performs reservoir simulations as well as other offering advanced tools for geoscience, reservoir and production engineering. For this project we will be using tNavigator to asses the Volve Field. 

For the first tutorial to introduce ourselves to tNavigator by providing a bried overview of the geology designer tab. In this tutorial we covered

• Project creation 

• Overview of the main areas of the interface 

• Coordinate systems Import of objects & Default coordinate directions 

• Visualization settings 

The main focus of tutorial 2.2 was to learn how to import wells, perform well logs, horizons, markers, point sets and faults. In addition to learning to import this data, we cleaned the data and performed quality control. We also applied some principles from the previous tutorial.

The tNavigator Geology Designer was be used to map the Volve Field by visualizing well paths and geological structures based on available survey data. This tool enables the creation of detailed 3D models, displaying the spatial arrangement of wells and subsurface features. By incorporating geological data into these models, tNavigator provides an effective way to analyze well trajectories, identify potential collision risks, and optimize drilling operations, even for decommissioned fields like Volve.