`COPYBOX`

Recognised by the OPM Flow parserGRIDPROPSREGIONS

Variant 1 — GRID section

The COPYBOX keyword copies an array (or part of an array) to another part of the same array. The array can be real or integer depending on the array type; however, the array that can be operated on is dependent on which section the COPYBOX keyword is being used.

This keyword is not supported by OPM Flow but would change the results if supported so the simulation will be stopped.

Notes:

Where NX, NY and NZ are the dimensions of the model as defined on the DIMENS keyword in the RUNSPEC section.

Each record must be terminated by a “/” and the keyword is terminated by a “/”.

Note that the SOURCE and DESTINATION arrays must be of the same size in all dimensions and the applicable arrays for each section are defined in Table 6.19.

COPYBOX Keyword and Variable Options by Section

SWL

ENDNUM

SWCR

EQLNUM

SWU

FIPNUM

PERMX

SGL

IMBNUM

PERMY

SGCR

MISCNUM

PERMZ

SGU

PVTNUM

MULTX

KRW

ROCKNUM

MULTY

KRO

SATNUM

MULTZ

KRG

WH2NUM

PCG

DTHETA

PCW

PERMR

PERMTHT

DZNET

PORO

NTG

FLUXNUM

MULTNUM

MPFANUM

DIFFX

DIFFY

DIFFZ

DIFFR

DIFFTHT

Table 6.19: COPYBOX Keyword Applicable Arrays by Section

Records: One or more records, each terminated by /
Items per record: 13

Parameters

No.	Name	Description	Type	Default
1	`ARRAY` manual: `ARRAY-1`	The name of the array to be copied This is the keyword name identifying the property and is up to eight characters in length and enclosed in quotes.	STRING	None
2	`IX1S` manual: `I1`	A positive integer that defines the SOURCE lower bound of the array in the I-direction to be modified must be greater than or equal 1 and less than or equal to I2 and NX.	INT	1
3	`IX2S` manual: `I2`	A positive integer that defines the SOURCE upper bound of the array in the I-direction to be modified must be greater than or equal to II and less than or equal to NX	INT	NX
4	`JY1S` manual: `J1`	A positive integer that defines the SOURCE lower bound of the array in the J-direction to be modified must be greater than or equal 1 and less than or equal to J2 and NY.	INT	1
5	`JY2S` manual: `J2`	A positive integer that defines the SOURCE upper bound of the array in the J-direction to be modified must be greater than or equal to JI and less than or equal to NY.	INT	NY
6	`KY1S` manual: `K1`	A positive integer that defines the SOURCE lower bound of the array in the K-direction to be modified must be greater than or equal to one and less than or equal to K2 and NZ.	INT	1
7	`KY2S` manual: `K2`	A positive integer that defines the SOURCE upper bound of the array in the K-direction to be modified must be greater than or equal to KI and less than or equal to NZ.	INT	NZ
8	`IX1D` manual: `I3`	A positive integer that defines the DESTINATION lower bound of the array in the I-direction to be modified must be greater than or equal 1 and less than or equal to I2 and NX.	INT	1
9	`IX2D` manual: `I4`	A positive integer that defines the DESTINATION upper bound of the array in the I-direction to be modified must be greater than or equal to II and less than or equal to NX	INT	NX
10	`JY1D` manual: `J3`	A positive integer that defines the DESTINATION lower bound of the array in the J-direction to be modified must be greater than or equal 1 and less than or equal to J2 and NY.	INT	1
11	`JY2D` manual: `J4`	A positive integer that defines the DESTINATION upper bound of the array in the J-direction to be modified must be greater than or equal to JI and less than or equal to NY.	INT	NY
12	`KY1D` manual: `K3`	A positive integer that defines the DESTINATION lower bound of the array in the K-direction to be modified must be greater than or equal to one and less than or equal to K2 and NZ.	INT	1
13	`KY2D` manual: `K4`	A positive integer that defines the DESTINATION upper bound of the array in the K-direction to be modified must be greater than or equal to KI and less than or equal to NZ.	INT	NZ

Example

--
-- SOURCE ------ SOURCE BOX ------ ---- DESTINATION BOX ----
-- ARRAY I1 I2 J1 J2 K1 K2 I1 I2 J1 J2 K1 K2
COPYBOX
PORO 1* 1* 1* 1* 12 14 1* 1* 1* 1* 15 17 / PORO
PERMX 1* 1* 1* 1* 12 14 1* 1* 1* 1* 15 17 / PERMX
/
The above example copies all the PORO and PERMX values in layers 12 to 14 to layers 15 and 17.
| COPYBOX Keyword and Variable Options by Section |      |       |         |          |         |          |
|-------------------------------------------------|------|-------|---------|----------|---------|----------|
| GRID                                            | EDIT | PROPS | REGIONS | SOLUTION | SUMMARY | SCHEDULE |
| DX                                              |      | SWL   | ENDNUM  |          |         |          |
| DY                                              |      | SWCR  | EQLNUM  |          |         |          |
| DZ                                              |      | SWU   | FIPNUM  |          |         |          |
| PERMX                                           |      | SGL   | IMBNUM  |          |         |          |
| PERMY                                           |      | SGCR  | MISCNUM |          |         |          |
| PERMZ                                           |      | SGU   | PVTNUM  |          |         |          |
| MULTX                                           |      | KRW   | ROCKNUM |          |         |          |
| MULTY                                           |      | KRO   | SATNUM  |          |         |          |
| MULTZ                                           |      | KRG   | WH2NUM  |          |         |          |
| DR                                              |      | PCG   |         |          |         |          |
| DTHETA                                          |      | PCW   |         |          |         |          |
| PERMR                                           |      |       |         |          |         |          |
| PERMTHT                                         |      |       |         |          |         |          |
| DZNET                                           |      |       |         |          |         |          |
| PORO                                            |      |       |         |          |         |          |
| NTG                                             |      |       |         |          |         |          |
| FLUXNUM                                         |      |       |         |          |         |          |
| MULTNUM                                         |      |       |         |          |         |          |
| MPFANUM                                         |      |       |         |          |         |          |
| DIFFX                                           |      |       |         |          |         |          |
| DIFFY                                           |      |       |         |          |         |          |
| DIFFZ                                           |      |       |         |          |         |          |
| DIFFR                                           |      |       |         |          |         |          |
| DIFFTHT                                         |      |       |         |          |         |          |

Manual source: parts/chapters/subsections/6.3/COPYBOX.fodt

Variant 2 — PROPS section

The COPYBOX keyword copies an array (or part of an array) to part of the same array. The array can be real or integer depending on the array type; however, the arrays that can be operated on is dependent on which section the COPYBOX keyword is being used.

See COPYBOX – Copy Array Data Defined by a Boxin the GRID section for a full description.

Records: One or more records, each terminated by /
Items per record: 13

Manual source: parts/chapters/subsections/8.3/COPYBOX.fodt

Variant 3 — REGIONS section

See COPYBOX – Copy Array Data Defined by a Boxin the GRID section for a full description.

Records: One or more records, each terminated by /
Items per record: 13

Manual source: parts/chapters/subsections/9.3/COPYBOX.fodt