Wellbore Genius

My pressure test vs the model

Type in what the test measured. Each number is then read against two predictions: this well's own fluid curves, and the correlations with no measured anchors at all. What you enter is a measurement, so it always wins downstream — the columns only say how far off the app would have been without it.

Saving a version keeps this test on the well history, alongside every fluid and core report you import.

What the test measured

Fill in only what you actually read off the chart. Anything left blank is listed as not compared rather than guessed — except the shut-in pressures, where one can be worked out from the other and the fluid gradient.

Test name

However you refer to the test.

Test depth, ft TVD

The depth every pressure below is referenced to.

Surface shut-in (ISIP), psi

The wellhead pressure the moment the pumps came down.

Bottomhole shut-in (ISIP), psi

Leave blank and it is worked out from the surface reading and the gradient.

Closure pressure, psi

Your pick off the falloff — G-function or square-root of time.

Reservoir pressure, psi

From the post-closure regime, if the test ran long enough to see it.

Wellbore fluid gradient, psi/ft

What the hole actually weighed during the test.

What was in the hole

Written into the export for the record — never solved with.

No fluid report imported yet, so both columns run on the library fluid. Import your lab report to make the first column your own well's.

Nothing to compare yet

Enter at least one measured pressure above — closure, either shut-in, reservoir pressure or the fluid gradient — and the comparison appears here.

Import or replace the fluid report on the field data import page. The step-by-step fluid check is the fluid audit page, and the whole-pad plan built from the same fluid is the pad plan page.