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Functions for Arps decline-curve analysis. Includes exponential, hyperbolic, harmonic, and hyperbolic-to-exponential models.
Index:
arps  | Generic functions for Arps decline curves | 
arps.eur  | EUR and time to economic limit for Arps decline curves | 
curtail  | Arps decline curves with initial rate curtailment | 
as.effective  | Arps decline conversion from nominal to effective | 
as.nominal  | Arps decline conversion from effective to nominal | 
bestfit  | Best-fitting for Arps decline curves | 
exponential  | Arps exponential declines | 
harmonic  | Arps harmonic declines | 
hyp2exp  | Arps hyperbolic-to-exponential declines | 
hyperbolic  | Arps hyperbolic declines | 
print.arps  | Print representations of Arps decline curves | 
rescale.by.time  | Time unit conversion for DCA | 
Derrick W. Turk | terminus data science, LLC <dwt@terminusdatascience.com>
SPEE REP#6 (https://secure.spee.org/sites/default/files/wp-files/pdf/ReferencesResources/REP06-DeclineCurves.pdf)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10  | ## Plot semi-log rate-time and Cartesian rate-cumulative
## for a hyperbolic-to-exponential decline
t <- seq(0, 10, 0.5)
q <- hyp2exp.q(5000, as.nominal(0.90), 1.5, as.nominal(0.10), t)
Np <- hyp2exp.Np(5000, as.nominal(0.90), 1.5, as.nominal(0.10), t)
old.par <- par(ask=TRUE)
plot(log(q) ~ t)
plot(q ~ Np)
par(old.par)
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