The Use of General Sensitivity Theory to Analyze the Geothermal Reservoir Model's Sensitivity to the Permeability Functions
- Conference
- Stanford Geothermal Workshop
- Year
- 1975
- Session
- Modeling
- Language
- English
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Abstract
Sensitivity theory is concerned with studying how a model depends upon its parameters, constants or functions. Models of real physical processes, such as flow in a geothermal reservoir, are implemented via numerical simulations. The results of the model are available only for certain values of the parameters po. on p is not known, sensitivity studies are typically done by random or quasi-organized searches of the parameter space p, and computer output is generated for sets of points po for the parameters.
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