Saturation height function

**dipak_m** · 09-13-2010, 05:29 AM

Thanks Vinomarky.
This will be vey useful materials for me.
Thanks once again

**Shakespear** · 09-13-2010, 10:10 AM

Great help "vinomarky" !!!!

I encourage you to read the Eclipse technical manual

This can not be stressed enough. It is the only way to master this stuff.

Capillary pressures and relative perms are frequently a problem for beginners in this area. It might be good to make a separate "knowledge base" sticky thread for these two areas. It could be as simple as cut-and-paste what is already on the threads regarding this. What do you think vinomarky ?

**vinomarky** · 09-13-2010, 11:34 AM

Sure - sounds good. I was kinda hoping this would be stickied or similar, as I've seen a few similar questions so decided to spend half an hour and answer a bit more thoroughly than usual - then I'd be able to point to it in future. Creating a knowledge base section, as long as it is maintained by admins to ensure it did not become a digital dustbin sounds like a good idea

**Shakespear** · 09-13-2010, 12:14 PM

I am leaving in an hour (gone for 3-5 days), but if someone else does not do it (Main hancho) then when I get back I will do it. Perhaps it will be good to discuss how to present it so it has some structure. I was thinking text along with graphics to make things clear and then a DATA file for go and try it on a Eclipse sample data set. :-)

I am open to other ideas