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AGB Gas PB Calc - software for the probabilistic gas reserves / resources computation using Monte-Carlo method.
Application version: 1.0.0 (Linux) / [08.10.2015].
Author: Alexey Bogdanov
Distribution license: FreeWare application
Distinctive application features are:
- The only one available as of release date (October 2015) freeware software application with capabilities of probabilistic (using Monte-Carlo method) and deterministic gas reserves or resources estimation.
- Software based on well established AGB Gas Calc application.
- It is possible to use three types of distributions: Normal, LogNormal and Uniform and as well use constants for input computation parameters.
- During reserves estimation one could mix different types of distributions for different input parameters and as well use constans for some parameters instead of distribution.
- Application allow to input Normal and LogNormal* distributions parameters as pair of percentile values that define unique distribution definition. Seven (!!!) different combinations of such parameters implemented, including most popular: P90/P10, P1/P99 and P75/P25. * - Important note: lognormal distribution parameters generated for the special case with parameter Threshold = 0.0 ! This type of lognormal distribution used in most commercial software applications for probabilistic reserves estimation.
- During computation process application deals with distributions of input parameters and not with single parameter values. This method fully comply with probabilistic reserves estimation method used worldwide. Risking also apply to distributions opposite to many Excel based solutions.
- Each computation involves 10000 iterations for each input parameter.
- There are more then 3300 source code strings in application
- More then 6 month of development time spent for AGB Gas PB Calc application
- Two standard gas volumetric algorithms available - Russian / exUSSR (Algorithm #1) and International (Algorithm #2).
- Support computation of recoverable reserves taking into account geological POS coefficient.
- Flexible selection of input units and computation results units.
- Application is bilingual and available in Russian (default) and English languages.
- There is built in help system with description of all functions and computation parameters.
- No Ads in application and no installation required to run it, but version with software installer planned for future releases.
- To run this application Linux OS, 32 or 64 bit OS required with Oracle Java Version 8 or later installed. Both versions (for 32 and 64 bit Java) included in archive with software application.
At the time when this application was released (October 2015) - there are no direct competitor applications in the segment of freeware muti-platform applications designed for probabilistic gas reserves or resources computation using Monte-Carlo method (in terms of supported computation algorithms, units, methods).
Help system for the AGB Gas PB Calc application available here.
Application source code was created to be multi-platform and at present time this application available for the following platforms: Windows OS and Linux OS. Version for Android OS would be released later this year. Quite possible that there would be a version for MacOS as well. Most likely distribution conditions for all of they would stay the same - as freeware application license. Release of iOS version also possible - but not planned because it's required significant financial investments - and as a result not currently planned until external investment would be available.
After project second phase completion author plans to release a commercial version with extended functionality (database support, multiple computation objects, reports). If your company might be interested in purchasing such application or customization of existing application required for the needs of your company - please contact developer using feedback form of support e-mail address available here.