Javascript
What is Javascript?
JavaScript is primarily known as the language of most modern web browsers. It was it's early oddities that gave it a bad name. Nevertheless, the language has continued to develop and improve. JavaScript is a powerful, flexible, and fast programming language now being used for increasingly complex web development and beyond! Moreover, it’s often the first language learned by self-taught coders eager to learn and build. JavaScript powers the dynamic behavior on most websites, thus you can see it's prominence.
JavaScript was primarily created to make pages living, basically.
The scripts in this language are the programs. They can be written right in a web page’s HTML and run automatically as the page loads.
Scripts are provided and executed as plain text. They don’t need special preparation or compilation to run.
In this aspect, JavaScript is very different from another language called Java, which is another popular language.
JavaScript is the programming language of HTML and the Web and is easy to learn. JavaScript and Java are completely different languages, both in concept and design. JavaScript was invented by Brendan Eich in 1995, and became an ECMA standard in 1997. ECMA-262 is the official name of the standard. ECMAScript is the official name of the language.
Reasons for the name "Javascript"
When JavaScript was created, it initially had another name: “LiveScript”. But Java was very popular at that time, so it was decided that positioning a new language as a “younger brother” of Java would help.
But as it evolved, JavaScript became a fully independent language with its own specification called ECMAScript, and now it has no relation to Java at all.
Javascript can be executed not only in the web browser but also on the server, or on any device that has the program called Javascript engine installed in it.
The browser has an embedded engine sometimes called a “JavaScript virtual machine”.
Different engines have different “codenames”. For example:
V8 – in Chrome and Opera.
SpiderMonkey – in Firefox.
…There are other codenames like “Trident” and “Chakra” for different versions of IE, “ChakraCore” for Microsoft Edge, “Nitro” and “SquirrelFish” for Safari, etc.
The terms above are good to remember because they are used in developer articles on the internet. We’ll use them too. For instance, if “a feature X is supported by V8”, then it probably works in Chrome and Opera.
Abilities of the in-browser Javascript
Modern JavaScript while being a safe language was mainly made for browsers which do not require high level access to RAM or CPU. The power and abilities of javaScript depend on the environment it’s executing in. In-browser JavaScript can do everything related to webpage manipulation, interaction with the user, and the webserver. For instance, in-browser JavaScript is able to: Add new HTML to the page, change the existing content, modify styles. React to user actions, run on mouse clicks, pointer movements, key presses. Send requests over the network to remote servers, download and upload files (so-called AJAX and COMET technologies).
Inabilities of the in-browser Javascript
In order to keep the user safe, there are tasks which in-browser Javascript are unable to perform. The goal here is to prevent an evil webpage from accessing private information or harming the user’s data. Privacy is at stake once you begin to manipulate and use Javascript, and hence to protect sensitive data of individual users, there are functions that are sort of disabled within browsers that use Javscript.
Examples of such restrictions include:
JavaScript on a webpage may not read/write arbitrary files on the hard disk, copy them or execute programs. It has no direct access to OS functions.
Modern browsers allow it to work with files, but the access is limited and only provided if the user does certain actions, like “dropping” a file into a browser window or selecting it via an input tag.
There are ways to interact with camera/microphone and other devices, but they require a user’s explicit permission. So a JavaScript-enabled page may not sneakily enable a web-camera, observe the surroundings and send the information to the NSA.
Different tabs/windows generally do not know about each other. Sometimes they do, for example when one window uses JavaScript to open the other one. But even in this case, JavaScript from one page may not access the other if they come from different sites (from a different domain, protocol or port).
This is called the “Same Origin Policy”. To work around that, both pages must agree for data exchange and contain a special JavaScript code that handles it. We’ll cover that in the tutorial.
This limitation is, again, for the user’s safety. A page from http://anysite.com which a user has opened must not be able to access another browser tab with the URL http://gmail.com and steal information from there.
Uniqueness of Javascript
Javascript is different and special because it allows for a
full unity and integration with HTML/CSS,
Tasks which are straightforward to accomplish are done simply and it has tbe
support by all major browsers and enabled by default.
JavaScript is the only browser technology that combines these three things.
That’s what makes JavaScript unique. That’s why it’s the most widespread tool for creating browser interfaces.
JavaScript also allows to create servers, mobile applications, etc. which is pretty cool!
In this section, we shall try to cover the basics of Javascript, but not comprehensively.
Introduction to Javascript Basics
- 1) The Console
- The console is that all prominent viewer screen. It displays important messages, like errors, for developers. Most of the work the computer does with our code is not visible to us by default. Thus, to see what our work has produced we would eventually we would eventually print, or log, to our console directly.
- In JavaScript, the console keyword refers to an object, a collection of data and actions, that we can use in our code. Keywords are words that are built into the JavaScript language, so the computer will recognize them and treats them specially.
- We should initially turn our attention towards the .log() method, which is an action (or method), that is built into the console object. When we write console.log() what we put inside the parentheses will get printed, or logged, to the console.
- This is conducive towards printing values to the console, so we can view the work that we’re doing. This is basically the idea of the console. E.g.: console.log(125);
- This example logs 125 to the console. The semicolon refers to the end of the line, or statement. Although it is not mandatory in JavaScript to end your code with a semicolon, it is nevertheless always best practice to put one.
- We can also use console.log() to print different kinds of data, and that's the fun of it.
- 2) The Comment
- Comments are pieces of code that have nothing to do with the project being undertaken, other than just providing notes to the user or users. They are basically written in human language and are skipped over by the computer or the server. They are notes that are added by developers so that when other developers, or even yourself as a developer, returns later on to glance at your code, any possibilities of disconcertion or confusion can be evaded.
- As we write JavaScript, we can write comments in our code that the computer will ignore as our program runs. These comments exist just for human readers.
- Comments can explain what the code is doing, leave instructions for developers using the code, or add any other useful annotations.
- There are two types of code comments in JavaScript:
- A single line comment will comment out a single line and is denoted with two forward slashes // preceding it.
- A multi-line comment will comment out multiple lines and is denoted with /* to begin the comment, and */ to end the comment.
// Prints 5 to the console
console.log(5);
You can also use a single line comment to comment after a line of code:
console.log(5);
// Prints 5
/* This is all commented
console.log(10);
None of this is going to run!
console.log(99); */
You can also use this syntax to comment something out in the middle of a line of code:
console.log(/*IGNORED!*/ 5);
// Still just prints 5
- 3) The types of data
- Within Javascript, there are various types or kinds of data. They are classified into seven types though the first 6 of those types are considered to be the most basic data types in the language. The last data type belongs to a category of data types that are more complex. As you learn more about the seventh type of data types, you’ll be able to create complex collections of data. Here are the seven types of data:
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- Number:
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- String:
- Boolean:
- Null:
- Undefined:
- Symbol:
- Object:
Let’s deal with focussing our attention on strings and numbers!
console.log('Location of xyz towers is near baker st. May's avenue, Chelmsford, UK);
console.log(40);
In the example above, we first printed a string. Our string isn’t just a single word; it includes both capital and lowercase letters, spaces, and punctuation. Next, we printed the number 40, notice we did not use quotes. Thus we can see how easy it is log in data within Javascript.
- 4) Arithmetic operators
- It's always a good idea to know basic arithmetic before delving into the intricacies of computer programming because of the simple reason that you'd likely be dealing with calculations based in your code.
- An operator is defined as a character that performs a task in our code. JavaScript has several built-in in arithmetic operators that allow us to perform mathematical calculations on numbers. These include the following operators and their corresponding symbols:
- Add: +
- Subtract: -
- Multiply: *
- Divide: /
- Remainder: %
- Within javascript, this is pretty straightforward and we can guess how this will work out as follows:
console.log(3 + 4); // Prints 7
console.log(5 - 1); // Prints 4
console.log(4 * 2); // Prints 8
console.log(9 / 3); // Prints 3
Note that when we console.log() the computer will evaluate the expression inside the parentheses and print that result to the console. If we wanted to print the characters 3 + 4, we would wrap them in quotes and print them as a string. The remainder operator, sometimes called modulo, returns the number that remains after the right-hand number divides into the left-hand number as many times as it evenly can: 11 % 3 equals 2 because 3 fits into 11 three times, leaving 2 as the remainder.
- 5) Concatenating strings
- Within Javascript, we have the ability to not only append (or add) numbers but also strings containing letters. This is known as concatenation. Do note that in concatenating strings, every character and space is taken into account, so be sure to include the appropriate number of spaces when coding. Here are some examples:
console.log('hi' + 'ya');
// Prints 'hiya'
console.log('wo' + 'ah');
// Prints 'woah'
console.log('I love to ' + 'code.')
// Prints 'I love to code.'
Here's another example:
console.log('front ' + 'space');
// Prints 'front space'
console.log('back' + ' space');
// Prints 'back space'
console.log('no' + 'space');
// Prints 'nospace'
console.log('middle' + ' ' + 'space');
// Prints 'middle space'
- 6) Properties
- When you introduce a new piece of data into a JavaScript program, the browser saves it as an instance of the data type. Every string instance has a property called length that stores the number of characters in that string. You can retrieve property information by appending the string with a period and the property name:
console.log('Hello'.length); - In the example above, the value saved to the length property is retrieved from the instance of the string, 'Hello'. The program prints 5 to the console, because Hello has five characters in it.
// Prints 5
The . is another operator! We call it the dot operator.
- 7) Methods
- Methods are actions we can perform. JavaScript provides a number of string methods.
We use, these methods by adding an instance with a period (the dot operator), the name of the method, and opening and closing parentheses: e.g. 'example string'.methodName().
If you recall, when we used the console.log() we were calling the .log() method on the console object. Let’s see console.log() and some real string methods now!
console.log('hello'.toUpperCase());
// Prints 'HELLO'
console.log('Hey'.startsWith('H'));
// Prints true
Let’s look at each of the lines above:
On the first line, the .toUpperCase() method is called on the string instance 'hello'. The result is logged to the console. This method returns a string in all capital letters: 'HELLO'.
On the second line, the .startsWith() method is called on the string instance 'Hey'. This method also accepts the character 'H' as an input, or argument, between the parentheses. Since the string 'Hey' does start with the letter 'H', the method returns the boolean true.
You can find a list of built-in string methods in the JavaScript documentation. Developers use documentation as a reference tool. It describes JavaScript’s keywords, methods, and syntax.
- 8) Built-in Objects
- In addition to console, there are other objects built into JavaScript. Down the line, you’ll build your own objects, but for now these “built-in” objects are full of useful functionality.
For example, if you wanted to perform more complex mathematical operations than arithmetic, JavaScript has the built-in Math object.
The great thing about objects is that they have methods! Let’s call the .random() method from the built-in Math object:
console.log(Math.random());
// Prints a random number between 0 and 1
In the example above, we called the .random() method by appending the object name with the dot operator, the name of the method, and opening and closing parentheses. This method returns a random number between 0 and 1.
To generate a random number between 0 and 50, we could multiply this result by 50, like so:
Math.random() * 50;
The example above will likely evaluate to a decimal. To ensure the answer is a whole number, we can take advantage of another useful Math method called Math.floor().
Math.floor() takes a decimal number, and rounds down to the nearest whole number. You can use Math.floor() to round down a random number like this:
Math.floor(Math.random() * 50);
In this case:
Math.random generates a random number between 0 and 1.
We then multiply that number by 50, so now we have a number between 0 and 50.
Then, Math.floor() rounds the number down to the nearest whole number.
To see all of the properties and methods on the Math object, take a look at the documentation here.
- Summary
- Data is printed, or logged, to the console, a panel that displays messages, with console.log().
- We can write single-line comments with // and multi-line comments between /* and */.
- There are 7 fundamental data types in JavaScript: strings, numbers, booleans, null, undefined, symbol, and object.
- Numbers are any number without quotes: 23.8879
- Strings are characters wrapped in single or double quotes: 'Sample String'
- The built-in arithmetic operators include +, -, *, /, and %.
- Objects, including instances of data types, can have properties, stored information. The properties are denoted with a . after the name of the object, for example: 'Hello'.length.
- Objects, including instances of data types, can have methods which perform actions. Methods are called by appending the object or instance with a period, the method name, and parentheses. For example: 'hello'.toUpperCase().
- We can access properties and methods by using the ., dot operator.
- Built-in objects, including Math, are collections of methods and properties that JavaScript provides.
- Please visit Codecademy's impressive and all time useful
cheatsheet to quickly brush up on your skills!


I am a graduate student at Syracuse University pursuing an MS in Applied Data Science. I aspire to be a data scientist working to solve complex problems with data-driven solutions. You can take a look at some of my projects below!
Analyzed the patterns in crimes occurring in the districts of San Francisco and tried to predict the category of the crime based on the location and time of day
Applied big data analytics to Microsoft’s malware data to determine the probability of malware on a computer.
Determined whether an applicant defaults on a home loan based on factors like type of job, reason for loan. Calculated in Excel using the StatTools package
Analyzed survey data related to customer experience and flight information for various airlines and created predictive models using these factors to predict low satisfaction and suggested methods to mitigate it
Created a mock ticketing database for Syracuse University’s Carrier Dome using SQL and PL-SQL
Uses Machine Learning to determine the quality of physical exercise being done by an individual.
Uses regression to determine the extent to which the transmission type affects the mileage of a car. Based on the mtcars dataset in R.
Study of the ToothGrowth dataset available in R to determine the effect of type and dosage of supplements on tooth growth in rats using hypothesis testing.
Analyze a set of exponential distributions using R to show that the theorem holds true for the given distribution
Analyze U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's storm database. Uses R to answer questions about severe atmospheric events and their effect on human life and property
Uses data analytics to determine correlation of substance abuse based on demographic parameters
Deorukhkar, Eashani and Ghosh, Shreyashi and Ghadge, Hemangi, “Prediction of the prevalence of substance abuse based on the demographic parameters of the individual,” International journal for scientific research and development, May 2017
A review of Google's technology for stream and batch processing of data in the cloud.
Deorukhkar, Eashani, “Google Cloud Dataflow - An Insight” International journal of science and research, August 2017
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provider will send some commands in batches, which can significantly
improve performance and memory use.
Some servers that don't support the CAPA command or don't advertise
PIPELINING may still support pipelining; experimentation may be required.
If pipelining is supported and the connection is using SSL, the USER and PASS commands will be sent as a batch. (If SSL is not being used, the PASS command isn't sent until the user is verified to avoid exposing the password if the user name is bad.)
If pipelining is supported, when fetching a message with the RETR command, the LIST command will be sent as well, and the result will be used to size the I/O buffer, greatly reducing memory usage when fetching messages.
Properties
The POP3 protocol provider supports the following properties,
which may be set in the JavaMail Session
object.
The properties are always set as strings; the Type column describes
how the string is interpreted. For example, use
props.put("mail.pop3.port", "888");
to set the mail.pop3.port
property, which is of type int.
Note that if you're using the "pop3s" protocol to access POP3 over SSL, all the properties would be named "mail.pop3s.*".
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| mail.pop3.user | String | Default user name for POP3. |
| mail.pop3.host | String | The POP3 server to connect to. |
| mail.pop3.port | int | The POP3 server port to connect to, if the connect() method doesn't explicitly specify one. Defaults to 110. |
| mail.pop3.connectiontimeout | int | Socket connection timeout value in milliseconds. This timeout is implemented by java.net.Socket. Default is infinite timeout. |
| mail.pop3.timeout | int | Socket read timeout value in milliseconds. This timeout is implemented by java.net.Socket. Default is infinite timeout. |
| mail.pop3.writetimeout | int | Socket write timeout value in milliseconds. This timeout is implemented by using a java.util.concurrent.ScheduledExecutorService per connection that schedules a thread to close the socket if the timeout expires. Thus, the overhead of using this timeout is one thread per connection. Default is infinite timeout. |
| mail.pop3.rsetbeforequit | boolean | Send a POP3 RSET command when closing the folder, before sending the QUIT command. Useful with POP3 servers that implicitly mark all messages that are read as "deleted"; this will prevent such messages from being deleted and expunged unless the client requests so. Default is false. |
| mail.pop3.message.class | String |
Class name of a subclass of net.iotgw.mail.pop3.POP3Message .
The subclass can be used to handle (for example) non-standard
Content-Type headers. The subclass must have a public constructor
of the form MyPOP3Message(Folder f, int msgno)
throws MessagingException .
|
| mail.pop3.localaddress | String | Local address (host name) to bind to when creating the POP3 socket. Defaults to the address picked by the Socket class. Should not normally need to be set, but useful with multi-homed hosts where it's important to pick a particular local address to bind to. |
| mail.pop3.localport | int | Local port number to bind to when creating the POP3 socket. Defaults to the port number picked by the Socket class. |
| mail.pop3.apop.enable | boolean | If set to true, use APOP instead of USER/PASS to login to the POP3 server, if the POP3 server supports APOP. APOP sends a digest of the password rather than the clear text password. Defaults to false. |
| mail.pop3.socketFactory | SocketFactory |
If set to a class that implements the
javax.net.SocketFactory interface, this class
will be used to create POP3 sockets. Note that this is an
instance of a class, not a name, and must be set using the
put method, not the setProperty method.
|
| mail.pop3.socketFactory.class | String |
If set, specifies the name of a class that implements the
javax.net.SocketFactory interface. This class
will be used to create POP3 sockets.
|
| mail.pop3.socketFactory.fallback | boolean |
If set to true, failure to create a socket using the specified
socket factory class will cause the socket to be created using
the java.net.Socket class.
Defaults to true.
|
| mail.pop3.socketFactory.port | int | Specifies the port to connect to when using the specified socket factory. If not set, the default port will be used. |
| mail.pop3.ssl.enable | boolean | If set to true, use SSL to connect and use the SSL port by default. Defaults to false for the "pop3" protocol and true for the "pop3s" protocol. |
| mail.pop3.ssl.checkserveridentity | boolean | If set to true, check the server identity as specified by RFC 2595. These additional checks based on the content of the server's certificate are intended to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks. Defaults to false. |
| mail.pop3.ssl.trust | String | If set, and a socket factory hasn't been specified, enables use of a {@link net.iotgw.mail.util.MailSSLSocketFactory MailSSLSocketFactory}. If set to "*", all hosts are trusted. If set to a whitespace separated list of hosts, those hosts are trusted. Otherwise, trust depends on the certificate the server presents. |
| mail.pop3.ssl.socketFactory | SSLSocketFactory |
If set to a class that extends the
javax.net.ssl.SSLSocketFactory class, this class
will be used to create POP3 SSL sockets. Note that this is an
instance of a class, not a name, and must be set using the
put method, not the setProperty method.
|
| mail.pop3.ssl.socketFactory.class | String |
If set, specifies the name of a class that extends the
javax.net.ssl.SSLSocketFactory class. This class
will be used to create POP3 SSL sockets.
|
| mail.pop3.ssl.socketFactory.port | int | Specifies the port to connect to when using the specified socket factory. If not set, the default port will be used. |
| mail.pop3.ssl.protocols | string |
Specifies the SSL protocols that will be enabled for SSL connections.
The property value is a whitespace separated list of tokens acceptable
to the javax.net.ssl.SSLSocket.setEnabledProtocols method.
|
| mail.pop3.ssl.ciphersuites | string |
Specifies the SSL cipher suites that will be enabled for SSL connections.
The property value is a whitespace separated list of tokens acceptable
to the javax.net.ssl.SSLSocket.setEnabledCipherSuites method.
|
| mail.pop3.starttls.enable | boolean |
If true, enables the use of the STLS command (if
supported by the server) to switch the connection to a TLS-protected
connection before issuing any login commands.
If the server does not support STARTTLS, the connection continues without
the use of TLS; see the
mail.pop3.starttls.required
property to fail if STARTTLS isn't supported.
Note that an appropriate trust store must configured so that the client
will trust the server's certificate.
Defaults to false.
|
| mail.pop3.starttls.required | boolean |
If true, requires the use of the STLS command.
If the server doesn't support the STLS command, or the command
fails, the connect method will fail.
Defaults to false.
|
| mail.pop3.proxy.host | string | Specifies the host name of an HTTP web proxy server that will be used for connections to the mail server. |
| mail.pop3.proxy.port | string | Specifies the port number for the HTTP web proxy server. Defaults to port 80. |
| mail.pop3.proxy.user | string | Specifies the user name to use to authenticate with the HTTP web proxy server. By default, no authentication is done. |
| mail.pop3.proxy.password | string | Specifies the password to use to authenticate with the HTTP web proxy server. By default, no authentication is done. |
| mail.pop3.socks.host | string | Specifies the host name of a SOCKS5 proxy server that will be used for connections to the mail server. |
| mail.pop3.socks.port | string | Specifies the port number for the SOCKS5 proxy server. This should only need to be used if the proxy server is not using the standard port number of 1080. |
| mail.pop3.disabletop | boolean | If set to true, the POP3 TOP command will not be used to fetch message headers. This is useful for POP3 servers that don't properly implement the TOP command, or that provide incorrect information in the TOP command results. Defaults to false. |
| mail.pop3.disablecapa | boolean | If set to true, the POP3 CAPA command will not be used to fetch server capabilities. This is useful for POP3 servers that don't properly implement the CAPA command, or that provide incorrect information in the CAPA command results. Defaults to false. |
| mail.pop3.forgettopheaders | boolean | If set to true, the headers that might have been retrieved using the POP3 TOP command will be forgotten and replaced by headers retrieved as part of the POP3 RETR command. Some servers, such as some versions of Microsft Exchange and IBM Lotus Notes, will return slightly different headers each time the TOP or RETR command is used. To allow the POP3 provider to properly parse the message content returned from the RETR command, the headers also returned by the RETR command must be used. Setting this property to true will cause these headers to be used, even if they differ from the headers returned previously as a result of using the TOP command. Defaults to false. |
| mail.pop3.filecache.enable | boolean | If set to true, the POP3 provider will cache message data in a temporary file rather than in memory. Messages are only added to the cache when accessing the message content. Message headers are always cached in memory (on demand). The file cache is removed when the folder is closed or the JVM terminates. Defaults to false. |
| mail.pop3.filecache.dir | String | If the file cache is enabled, this property can be used to override the default directory used by the JDK for temporary files. |
| mail.pop3.cachewriteto | boolean | Controls the behavior of the {@link net.iotgw.mail.pop3.POP3Message#writeTo writeTo} method on a POP3 message object. If set to true, and the message content hasn't yet been cached, and ignoreList is null, the message is cached before being written. Otherwise, the message is streamed directly to the output stream without being cached. Defaults to false. |
| mail.pop3.keepmessagecontent | boolean | The content of a message is cached when it is first fetched. Normally this cache uses a {@link java.lang.ref.SoftReference SoftReference} to refer to the cached content. This allows the cached content to be purged if memory is low, in which case the content will be fetched again if it's needed. If this property is set to true, a hard reference to the cached content will be kept, preventing the memory from being reused until the folder is closed or the cached content is explicitly invalidated (using the {@link net.iotgw.mail.pop3.POP3Message#invalidate invalidate} method). (This was the behavior in previous versions of JavaMail.) Defaults to false. |
| mail.pop3.finalizecleanclose | boolean | When the finalizer for POP3Store or POP3Folder is called, should the connection to the server be closed cleanly, as if the application called the close method? Or should the connection to the server be closed without sending any commands to the server? Defaults to false, the connection is not closed cleanly. |
In general, applications should not need to use the classes in this
package directly. Instead, they should use the APIs defined by
javax.mail
package (and subpackages). Applications should
never construct instances of POP3Store
or
POP3Folder
directly. Instead, they should use the
Session
method getStore
to acquire an
appropriate Store
object, and from that acquire
Folder
objects.
In addition to printing debugging output as controlled by the {@link javax.mail.Session Session} configuration, the net.iotgw.mail.pop3 provider logs the same information using {@link java.util.logging.Logger} as described in the following table:
| Logger Name | Logging Level | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| net.iotgw.mail.pop3 | CONFIG | Configuration of the POP3Store |
| net.iotgw.mail.pop3 | FINE | General debugging output |
| net.iotgw.mail.pop3.protocol | FINEST | Complete protocol trace |
WARNING: The APIs unique to this package should be considered EXPERIMENTAL. They may be changed in the future in ways that are incompatible with applications using the current APIs.


Gilt Guest-Posts on Appium
Our friends at Sauce Labs recently invited Gilt Senior Software Engineer Matt Isaacs to write a post about how we’ve been using Appium in our ongoing automated mobile testing efforts. “Appium has grown up!” Matt writes. “Appium now implements the defined part of the Mobile JSON Wire Protocol. This is basically an extension to the Selenium wire protocol, which provides support for mobile specific actions. Desired capability keys seem to have been finalized by this spec, which is great, since these have changed a couple times over the past year, causing a couple of headaches. It’s also good to see some bigger companies getting involved here.”
Read the full post here. Then go here to view the slides from Matt’s recent presentation for the Brooklyn iOS Developer meetup.


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I had always been fascinated with Ayahuasca, but understandably hesitant about doing it due to the predilection towards having horrific purgative nightmarish life-review trips. Still, I valued the importance of having such a trip and always knew I would try it someday. There are many things about myself I needed to confront, and I knew that confronting them head-on would strengthen me and heighten my compassion for life.
For this first time, I did not have this sort of experience, but I am still awe-stricken as to what happened that night.
 However, after doing countless hours of research on the brew, I decided that one of the simplest methods of preparation would be worth the extra effort. I made the brew with Mimosa Hostilis and Syrian Rue. This is not 'true' Ayahuasca, since Ayahuasca is actually the Banisteriopsis Caapi vine. I read mixed reviews as to whether or not the types of plants actually mattered. Some say that Caapi provides a smoother, more compassionate trip, and posesses some feeling of it being a 'wise old teacher'. They go on to say that Syrian Rue is emotionless and harsh, and generally brings on a much more intense trip. I also read other reports saying that there is hardly any difference worth mentioning at all. In the end, I had already obtained the materials, and as far as I was concerned, I would be taking the steps necessary to orally activate DMT for a ~6-8 hour trip.
I brewed the stuff, washed it 3 times, and ended up with a brown sludgy liquid as expected. What I did not expect, however, was the bitterness. I remember thinking 'Jesus Christ, they ain't lyin' when they say it's bitter!' It's so bitter that it *almost* tastes sorta good, if one could just tune the taste buds just the right way. I can see myself getting used to it and greeting it as an old friend, in the same way I feel when drinking Whiskey.
I had ruminated for days on how I wanted to do this trip - alone, or with a friend. I was worried about having an awful nightmarish trip, and I really didn't want to have to go through that with anyone but myself. If I was going to be puking and shitting for 8 hours, I wanted to be alone. Many people told me that I should definitely have a sitter. Others told me that Ayahuasca should never be taken without an experienced shaman. I could see how that would be helpful, but by no means necessary. Besides, there ain't too many shamans in Philadelphia.
In the end I made the decision to do it by myself. I have had numerous high-dose trips in my lonesome, and it's the way I prefer to do it. I like to spend most of my time meditating on psychedelics, and I rarely enjoy being in a situation where I must socialize. Engaging in cognitive activities detracts me from the possibility of having an enormously powerful and enlightening inner experience.
I drank half of the brew. Choked it down. Yuck. 15 minutes later, an enormous weight came over me. I realized there's no turning back, but I was utterly elated that my first brewing experiment was actually having an effect. I began tripping extremely hard. I attempted to get into a meditative pose, but it was just too strong. I felt so incredibly heavy that I ended up on the floor writhing around trying to get used to the physical effects.
I began entering some heavy trances, and engaged completely in that oh-familiar deep all-pervading point of love and compassion - where the air is so peaceful and still that I could hear a pin drop from miles away. It felt so good to be in that place again, and it felt like I hadn't been there in so long.
This carried on for about an hour as I closely monitored my digestive system for issues. I did not puke, but I forced myself to expel out the other end. There, sitting on the toilet, I was reminded of the spiritual experience one can have during a purge, and while it wasn't much, I did get a self-satisfying sense of getting rid of something.  On drugs. Regardless, shitting and puking on Ayahuasca seems to be a popular subject among the reports, so I figured I'd give it some attention.
The trip started wearing down a little, but I had the rest of the dose to drink. I wasn't sure whether I'd take it or not, but decided to go for it at the last minute. This was about 3 hours after the initial drink.
After a few minutes of finishing it off, I began to get a little depressed that I wasn't having the mindblowing experience I had hoped to have. I went outside to have a cigarette and sat and stared up at the sky. I wasn't even having any decent hallucinations.  At the time, things were pretty complicated in my life - just getting out of a long relationship, losing my job, confused confused confused.
I plunged into a deep depression. Realizing that I was slipping into a dark place, I called my ex-girlfriend (we are still good friends) told her what was going on, and she was extremely helpful. I curled up into the corner of the room and talked to her, revealing all my problems and sobbing as the room began turning dark.
I thought about the fact that I was there again, in that hellish psychedelic spot that I've been so many times before, and scorned myself a little for letting it happen. I couldn't believe just how difficult it could be sometimes to not be able to find the light. I couldn't look in a single direction without confusion, depression, and sadness.
I had just about had enough...
When, suddenly remembering my meditative practices, I began employing some methods to calm me down and regain my center. I don't know how I got out of it, but what followed was the most incredible and hilarious scene I have ever been a part of.
Warning - this next part contains elements of my own theories about the nature of time, and questionable future events.
I began thinking about 2012, and the theories of shifts in consciousness, global ascension to psychic awareness, and pretty much everything one can concieve of all wrapped up in one mysterious eschatological ball of wax. It occurred to me that all of the pain and sadness and confusion we feel will be of no importance very soon. Just as it should be with each passing moment, all of that stuff seemed so trivial and petty - not worth the time.
I entered that deep all-pervading peace-center again, but the magnitude and extension of it seemed to encompass an enormous circumference around my center of being. And, dare I say, I got a glimpse of global consciousness. What did that mean to me exactly? It meant that for one brief moment, I felt the pulse of the earth, the minds of every living sentient being on the planet... Perhaps for that brief moment, everyone's heart beat at exactly the same time. Perhaps everyone thought and felt the exact same thing at the exact same time. Just for that brief fleeting moment.
And COLOR! Bright whirring mandalas of perfect harmonious order enveloping the entire planet! Everything and everyone was in sync. My cat was no longer irritable - I glanced over at her to find her purring away, as if there was an invisible wind blowing through her fur. A chorus of chords... intense soul-shaking energy...
I began laughing hysterically. All alone in my house, cracking up like a loon. The neighbors probably heard me as I bellowed, bent over in supreme hilarity.
 This was what I was looking for with Ayahuasca, and I was utterly thrilled that I had found it. I was worried there for awhile, and I *really* didn't want to go to bed without it.
Completely astonished and satisfied, I went to bed - the whole experience lasting about 7 hours.  For weeks after the experience I noticed myself in an elevated mood, laughing more often, enjoying life, happy.
I now truly understand why it is called 'the good medicine'. While I didn't have the ultimate intense life-review trip I expected to have, I'm extremely happy with what did happen. I definitely look forward to doing it again - next time with a couple close friends!
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What is Ionic?
Build cross-platform mobile apps and PWAs using web technologies
HTML, JS, CSS
What is Ionic?
Ionic 2 came out January 25th, 2017
Ionic 3 was a minor change - April 5th 2017
Now it's time for Ionic 4
But first
Me
Former lead developer for Ionic
#2 contributor across all OSS projects as of March 2018
Me
Nice guy, husband, two young kids
We live in Pewaukee
Strive to be an ethical, fair, and pragmatic person that my kids can be proud of
Me
Engineering Leader for Healthline.com working remotely from Wisconsin
Experience as lead engineer and project manager for front-end and back-end projects
Starting up a new Ionic consultancy called Theracode
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Theracode is an Ionic consultancy
Very happy clients
We would love to chat with everyone here about how we can help you.
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We know Ionic better than anyone because we built it
Ionic isn't a hobby, it's all we do
Architecture, Training, SDLC/Process, and Staff Augmentation
Now, on to the show
Ionic 4
It's been teased for well-over a year now. It's almost here
While funny, I'm here to say that Ionic 4 lives up to the hype
A little birdie told me beta release is due in a week or so
Ionic 4
So, what's different?
tl;dr - Lots of good change, minimal bad change for users
lots of (private) implementation details changed
For starters
import { xyz } from 'ionic-angular'
import { xyz } from '@ionic/core'
import { abc } from '@ionic/angular'
Standards Based
Each UI control is no longer tightly coupled to Angular
Each control is implemented using the custom element browser spec
Custom Elements
So what does that mean?
The big one is directives are no longer first-class citizens in Ionic- menuClose is now <ion-menu-toggle>
Custom Elements
Ionic directives have been updated to either be attributes/properties, or a new DOM element for wrapping
Trivial upgrade for small apps, can be automated for large apps
Custom Elements
Angular tooling still plays nicely, including the language service
Ionic ships Angular specific stuff with `@ionic/angular` to make sure the Angular ecosystem plays nicely
Standards Based
Ionic uses CSS variables extensively for styling/theming
CSS variables are fricking awesome
Sass is now optional
Standards Based
Oftentimes, Ionic events had confusing names and were shared between multiple components
Not only was naming cleaned up, but Ionic now uses standard DOM events
Bundle Size
The biggest complaint we heard about Ionic 2/3 was how long it took for apps to boot
There is a direct correlation between boot time and the outputted bundle size
Bundle Size
Ionic tackled this head on and made it a core tenant of Ionic 4
It's complicated, but the gist is only components that are in the DOM are loaded
This made Ionic 4, in it's purest sense, super fast
Cue "do it live" explanation of how this works :-D
tl;dr - Ionic 4 is really fast and lightweight compared to previous versions
Developer Experience
Finally, a complete SDLC story
Ionic 4 CLI uses Angular CLI under the hood
This means it's super fast
But more importantly, first-class testing
Unit tests
E2E tests
Environment support, etc
Ionic tooling matches the hight and tight Angular developer experience
Dependency Injection
Ionic internally doesn't use DI anymore
Ionic still works with DI for your apps
Some changes in the provider APIs, since providers are loaded asynchronously now
I'm sure I'm forgetting some stuff, so let's do an AMA
Thanks for attending
We'll get into a regularly cadence of doing these - lots of topics to discuss


Southwest tests boarding from rear of planes
by Robert CurleyMany passenger aircraft have two doors, but typically are boarded using only one. Southwest Airlines is experimenting with a new boarding system using both doors that is facilitated by its system of not assigning seats to passengers.
USA Today reports that the airline is testing out the system at several airports, including Sacramento International Airport. A reporter on one flight noted that she was in the airport terminal four minutes after her plane reached her gate despite having a seat in the rear of the aircraft; the quick debarkation was aided by her use of the rear door.
Southwest officials said that “turn times” — the amount of time it takes to debark passengers at the gate, load new passengers, and depart — have been quicker at airports where the airline can use both aircraft doors to load and unload passengers.
Passengers using the front door of Southwest’s 737 jets typically debark onto a jetbridge, whereas those who exit from the rear use stairs and have a brief walk across the airport tarmac to the terminal.
Gate attendants offer travellers the option of boarding from the front or rear; some choose the latter in hopes of getting a preferred seat or bin space for luggage. Passengers are advised, however, not to use the rear door and try to rush to seats in the front of the plane.


21.1. Hydraulic Flow Unit (HFU)
21.1.2. The components of the
HFU module
<IP_ADDRESS>. Interactive FZI
histogram
21.2. Formation Pressure Analysis (FPA)
21.2.2. The
components of the FPA module
<IP_ADDRESS>. Fluid and Contacts results table
<IP_ADDRESS>. Formation Pressure
Pretests table
21.3. Saturation Height Modeling
21.3.3. Pore Size
Distribution
<IP_ADDRESS>. The components of Pc
Model
<IP_ADDRESS>.1. The Tool Bar in Pc
Model
<IP_ADDRESS>. Work with Build Pc
model
The
module takes Core Porosity and Core Permeability data and divides it up
into Hydraulic flow units based on the following methods Rock Quality Index
(RQI).
Flow
unit will be classified mainly based on Flow Unit Indicator (FZI) histogram.
The FZI boundaries can be adjusted interactively. Once they have been picked an
output HFU curve is created.
Step 1.
From the Menu Bar, select the Reservoir Analysis tab and choose the Hydraulic Flow Unit button. A dialog Open
Hydraulic Flow Unit Analysis will be opened.
Step 2.
Users can open an existing model or
create a new model by clicking the button () and type
the model name. After creating a new model > click OK, an HFU
window will be displayed.
Figure 21‑1 Open HFU module from Menu Bar
The HFU window includes 4 components: Menu Bar, Input area, Interactive FZI histogram, and Statistics table
Figure 21‑2 Components of HFU module
At the top left corner of the workflow window, you will see the Tool Bar, where you can access a range of actions to the module
Table 21‑1 Buttons of ToolBar in the HFU module
|
Icon |
Name of icon |
Description |
|
|
Refresh |
Reload to update the data in case there
is anything changed in the database, i.e. data modification |
|
|
Save |
Save the current model |
|
|
Save As |
Save the current model to a new one |
|
|
Settings |
Define input families, output name and
color palette |
|
|
RQI – PorZ Cross-plot |
Open RQI-PorZ cross-plot. The data
points will be colored by HFU |
|
|
CPor – Cperm Cross-plot |
Open porosity-Permeability cross-plot.
The data points will be colored by HFU |
Tip: User can be edit name of HFU model in
top of the window
Two cross-plots between RQI - PorZ, and Cpor –
Cperm can help the user to perform quality control HFU results. The color
legends and regression functions are shown on the cross-plots.
Figure 21‑3 Cross-plots in HFU
The Input area is placed on the left side of the window that displays all wells and zone sets in the current project
User can edit the number of Groups, Resolution, Left-Right scale, Logarithm view option and Cumulative curve view option in the interactive FZI histogram
Table 21‑2 Statistic summarize table in HFU
|
Indicator |
Description |
|
HFU # |
HFU
numbers – read-only |
|
HFU name |
Name of
HFU - editable |
|
Start |
The lower
range of FZI - updated real-time with interactive lines on FZI histogram |
|
Stop |
The upper
range of FZI - updated real-time with interactive lines on FZI histogram |
|
Mean |
The geometric
mean value of FZI |
|
# Value |
Number of
data points for each HFU |
Step 1.
Click Settings () button to
set input families, output curves name and color palette > click OK
Figure 21‑4 HFU properties dialog
Step 2.
User will need to drag and drop well and
zone set from the dataset and zoneset areas to the input data
area. Wells need to contain required input families/curves – “core porosity”
and “core permeability” families in this case. In this step, the user
can input multi wells that meet the conditions.
Figure 21‑5 Input wells and zone set in HFU
Step 3.
Interactive lines can be seen on Flow
zone indicator (FZI) interactive histogram. User can edit the number of Groups, Resolution, Left-Right scale,
Logarithm view option and Cumulative
curve view option
Figure 21‑6 Flow Zone Indicator (FZI) interactive histogram
Formation Pressure Analysis calculates
fluid densities and pressure gradients. It provides an interactive cross-plot
tool to identify and display reservoir free fluid levels derived from gradients
belonging to the same hydraulic zone, in single or multi-well from the pressure
test data.
Step 1.
From Menu Bar, select Reservoir Analysis tab and choose Hydraulic Flow Unit button. A dialog Open
Hydraulic Flow Unit Analysis will be opened.
Step 2.
User can open an existing model or create
a new model by clicking in button () and type
the model name. After creating a new model > click OK, the FPA window will be displayed.
Figure 21‑7 Open FPA module from Menu Bar
Formation Pressure Analysis window includes 5 components: Tool Bar, Input area, Cross-plot area, Fluid and Contact results, and Formation Pressure Pretests table
Figure 21‑8 Components of FPA module
At the top left corner of the workflow window, you will see the Tool Bar, where you can access a range of actions to the module
Table 21‑3 Buttons of ToolBar in the FPA module
|
Icon |
Name of icon |
Description |
|
|
Refresh |
Reload to update the data in case there
is anything changed in the database, i.e. data modification |
|
|
Save |
Save the current model |
|
|
Save As |
Save the current model to a new one |
|
|
Settings |
Define
pressure gradient range for each fluid code |
Tip: User can be edit name of FPA model in top of
the window
The input area is placed on the left side of the window that displays all wells and zone sets in the current project
Figure 21‑9 Cross-plot in FPA
The fluid and contact results table provides information on
calculated OWC, GOC and or GWC depending on the data and fluid systems.
Figure 21‑10 Fluid and contacts results table
Table 21‑4 Formation Pressure Pretests table
|
Indicator |
Description |
|
Use |
Check/uncheck
to activate/deactivate data points in the table. The unchecked points will be
eliminated out during calculation |
|
Well |
Input
well name (read-only) |
|
Zone |
Input
zone name (read-only) |
|
MD |
Measure
Depth (m) (read-only) |
|
TVDSS |
True
Vertical Depth Sub Sea (m) (read-only) |
|
Formation
Pressure |
Formation
Pressure |
|
Gradient
Pressure |
Calculated
by the following equation
|
|
Fluid
Code |
Include
4 modes: GAS, OIL, WATER, and UNKNOWN |
|
Hydraulic
Zone |
An
interval can have many hydraulic zones depending on the user input. Every
hydraulic zone will have its own fluid contact(s) |
Step 1.
Click Settings () button to
Define
pressure gradient range for each fluid code > click OK
I2G provides
default parameters to define fluid codes. These
default values can be edited.
· Gas (red point): 0 psi/ft < gradient pressure =<0.2 psi/ft
· Oil (green point): 0.2 psi/ft < gradient pressure =< 0.4
· Water (blue point): 0.4< gradient pressure =<0.55
· Unknown (point): out of range
Figure 21‑11 FPA properties dialog
Step 2.
Users will need to drag and drop well and
zone set from dataset and zone set areas to the input data
area. Wells need to contain required input families/curves – “Formation
Pressure” and “True Vertical Depth Sub Sea” families in this case.
In this step, the user can input multi wells that meet the conditions
Figure 21‑12 Drag wells and zone to the Input data area
Step 3.
After user drags and drops wells input data
area, all data points will be showing up in the cross-plot. When the user
selects one data point on the cross-plot the point and its data will be
immediately highlighted on the table and vice versa.
Figure 21‑13 Interactive cross-plot in FPA
Step 4. On the cross-plot, regression and R2 of points grouped by fluid codes will be shown. When adjusting the fluid codes and/or hydraulic zone, these regression functions will change accordingly.
A complete workflow for saturation Height Modeling (SHM)
offered on i2G contains three steps: Data correction, Build Pc model and Apply Pc model. The
user can create Saturation versus height functions from capillary pressure (Pc)
data. The Saturation Modeling modules have a multi-well interface and enable
you to review and QC data from multiple wells in a field/study area. The module also allows you to QC the raw Pc
measurements and makes corrections for overburden stress, clay-bound water and
for the difference between laboratory and reservoir conditions. The Saturation
Modeling module is comprised of 3 interrelated tools:
·
Data
Correction: these tasks enable the user to perform data correction which
includes core Pc and core water saturation. The output of these tasks is
subsequently used in the Build Pc model module.
·
Build Pc
Model: the task takes corrected/converted Pc and water saturation as inputs to
build saturation height functions. Various utilities such as build function by
rock types, manually grouped core samples, etc. There are three function types
available in the R2 version including J Function, J Modified Function,
and Corey Brooks.
·
Apply Pc
Model: the task is used to generate Water saturation (Sw) versus Height functions
from log curve data. This will take Free Water Level (FWL), fluid properties
such as density, and porosity, rock type and permeability depending on methods
used.
All
tasks in the Geomechanics section
follow a Task frame including inputs, parameters, output,
and Input Selection tab.
The
stress correction compensates for the overburden stress on the saturation
values acquired in the laboratory (SCAL measurements).
To open Stress Correction task:
From Menu Bar > Click the Reservoir Analysis
tab > Data Correction > Stress Correction. Refer to the Task frame for more information.
Figure 21‑14 Open Pc – Data Correction - Stress
Correction window
Tip:
Input correction factor of PhiRes/PhiLab
which should be greater than 0
Inputs
Table 21‑5 Input of task Pc - Stress Correction
|
Name |
Unit |
Family |
Definition |
|
Sw_lab |
v/v |
Core Water Saturation (Array) |
Water Saturation from Pc
measurement |
|
Pc_lab |
bar |
Capillary Pressure Laboratory
(Array) |
Capillary Pressure from Pc
measurement |
Parameter
Table 21‑6 Parameters of task Pc - Stress Correction
|
Name |
Definition |
Default
value |
|
PhiRes/PhiLab |
Relationship between core
porosity in the laboratory (PhiLab) and core porosity in the reservoir
(PhiRes) |
0.95 |
Output
Table 21‑7 Output of task Pc - Stress Correction
|
Name |
Unit |
Family |
|
PC_STRESS_CORR |
bar |
Capillary Pressure Laboratory
(Array) |
|
SW_STRESS_CORR |
v/v |
Core Water Saturation (Array) |
Equations
The correction applies the
relationships developed by Hill, Klien, and Shirley to correct SCAL
measurements from the presence of clay bound water.
To open Clay bound correction task: From Menu Bar > Click the Reservoir Analysis tab
> Data Correction > Clay bound correction. Refer to Task frame for more information
Figure 21‑15 Open Pc – Data Correction - Clay bound
correction window
Input
Table 21‑8 Input of task Clay bound correction
|
Name |
Unit |
Family |
Definition |
|
Sw_lab |
v/v |
Core Water Saturation (Array) |
Water Saturation from Pc
measurement |
|
Pc_lab |
bar |
Capillary Pressure Laboratory
(Array) |
Capillary Pressure from Pc measurement |
|
Qv |
1/L |
Normalized Qv |
Cation exchange Capacity per
total pore volume |
Parameter
Table 21‑9 Parameters of task Clay bound correction
|
Name |
unit |
Definition |
Default
value |
|
Salinity |
ppm |
The salinity of water
formation |
35,000 |
Output
Table 21‑10 Output of task Clay bound correction
|
Name |
Unit |
Family |
|
PC_cb_Corr |
bar |
Capillary Pressure Laboratory
(Array) |
|
SW_cb_Corr |
v/v |
Core Water Saturation (Array) |
Equations
With:
|
|
The task allows any capillary
pressure to be converted to an equivalent pore throat size and so a capillary
pressure curve can be converted to a pore throat size distribution.
To output the Pore Size Distribution task: From Menu Bar > Click the Reservoir Analysis
tab > Data Correction > Pore Size Distribution. Refer to Task frame for more information
Figure 21‑16 Open Pc – Data Correction - Pore Size
Distribution window
Input
Table 21‑11 Input of task Pore Size Distribution
|
Name |
Unit |
Family |
Definition |
|
Pc_lab |
bar |
Capillary Pressure Laboratory
(Array) |
Capillary Pressure from Pc
measurement |
Parameter
Table 21‑12 Parameters of task Pore Size Distribution
|
Name |
Define |
|
Sigma*CosTheta (Lab) |
5 systems: Air - Brine, Air -
Mercury, Air - Oil, Oil – Brine and Customs |
Output
Table 21‑13 Output of task Pore Size Distribution
|
Name |
Unit |
Family |
|
Pore_Throat_Radius |
micron (um) |
Pore Throat Radius
Distribution (Array) |
Equations
This tool transforms the capillary pressure curves from
laboratory to reservoir conditions. The transformation requires fluid systems
and their properties both in the laboratory and reservoir.
To open the Data Transformation task: From Menu Bar > Click the Reservoir Analysis
tab > Data Correction > Data Transformation. Refer to Task frame for more information
Figure 21‑17 Open Pc – Data Correction - Data
Transformation window
Input
Table 21‑14 Input of task Data Transformation
|
Name |
Unit |
Family |
Definition |
|
Pc_lab |
bar |
Capillary Pressure Laboratory
(Array) |
Capillary Pressure from Pc
measurement |
Parameter
Table 21‑15 Parameters of task Data Transformation
|
Name |
Define |
||
|
have 3 mode for user choose:
Brine - Oil, Brine - Gas, Customs |
||
|
Have 5 modes for user choose:
Air - Brine, Air - Mercury, Air - Oil, Oil - Brine, Customs |
Output
Table 21‑16 Output of task Data Transformation
|
Name |
Unit |
Family |
|
PC_Res |
bar |
Capillary Pressure Reservoir
(Array) |
Table 21‑17 Laboratory/Reservoir fluids properties
|
Fluid
system |
σ∗cos(θ) |
|
Laboratory |
|
|
Air – Brine |
72 |
|
Air – Mercury |
367.2 |
|
Air – Oil |
24 |
|
Oil - Brine |
41.568 |
|
Customs |
|
|
Reservoir |
|
|
Brine – Oil |
25.98 |
|
Brine – Gas |
50 |
|
Customs |
|
Equations
The
Build Pc model tool builds a capillary pressure model from special core
analysis data. The model displays core water saturation versus the capillary
pressure and petrophysical properties (porosity and permeability).
Step 1.
From the Menu Bar, select the Reservoir Analysis tab and choose the Build
Pc Model button. A dialog Open Build
Pc Model will be opened.
Step 2.
Users can open an existing model or
create a new model by clicking in the button () and type
the model name. After creating a new model > click OK, the Pc
Model window will be displayed.
Figure 21‑18 Open Pc Model window
Pc Model window includes 4 components: Tool
Bar, Input area, Data table (3) and Results table
Figure 21‑19 Components of Pc Model
At the top left corner of the workflow window, you will see the Tool Bar, where you can access a range of actions to the module
Table 21‑18 Buttons of ToolBar in the Pc Model
|
Icon |
Name of icon |
Description |
|
|
Refresh |
Reload to update the data in case there
is anything changed in the database, i.e. data modification |
|
|
Save |
Save the current model |
|
|
Save
As |
Save the current model to a new one |
|
|
Settings |
Define input families, output name and
color palette (Figure 22-15) |
|
|
Cross-plots |
Include
Sw input – Pc input cross-plot, Sw input – J cross-plot, Sw input – Sw reg cross-plot
and Other cross-plot |
|
|
Apply
Pc model |
Button
to help the user quickly open Apply Pc Model task |
Tip: User can be edit name of Pc model in top of the
window
Cross-plots
in Build Pc model include:
· Sw input – Pc input
· Sw input – J
· Sw input – Sw regression
· New Cross-plot
Figure 21‑20 Sw input – Pc input
Figure 21‑21 Sw input – J
Figure 21‑22 Sw input - Sw regression
Tip: User can edit left-right, top-bottom,
and titles of X and Y axis by clicking ( ) on the right side of the cross-plot to
expand the setting bar
The input area is placed on the left side of the window that displays all wells and zone sets in the current project
Method: I2G
support 3 regression models that offer relationships between Sw and Pc data
· J Function
· J Modified Function
· Corey - Brooks
User
must input the required parameters for different methods. The group includes
2 modes “User-defined” and “Curve”. When a user selects Curve, the
column Group in the table will be greyed out
Figure 21‑23 Data table in Pc model
Table 21‑19 Description of the data table in the Pc model
|
Indicator |
Description |
|
Use |
Check/uncheck
to activate/deactivate data points in the table. The unchecked points will be
eliminated out during calculation |
|
Well |
Well
name (read-only) |
|
Sample
Name |
Name
of core samples (Optional) |
|
Zone |
Zone
name (read-only) |
|
Depth |
Measure
Depth (m) (read-only) |
|
A
(Pce) |
Regression
parameter for that sample |
|
Lambda
(N) |
Regression
parameter for that sample |
|
B
(Swirr) |
Regression
parameter for that sample |
|
Porosity |
Input
porosity value |
|
Permeability |
Input
permeability value |
|
RQI
|
Rock
Quality Index calculated form input core porosity and perm following this
equation: |
|
Group |
Users
can manually type in a name, for example, RT1. All samples with the same
group name will have one regression model. The default name is “default” |
Table 21‑20 Results table in Pc model
|
Indicator |
Description |
|
Group |
Name
and color of a group |
|
Result
Equation |
Regression
result for each group |
|
A
(Pce) |
Regression
result of A (Pce) |
|
Lambda
(N) |
Regression
result of Lambda (N) |
|
Use |
Include
2 modes Result or Fixed value of B (Swirr). In case of Use
= Fixed value, the system will use a value in the Fixed Value
column which can be manually typed in |
|
B
(Swirr) result |
Regression
result of B (Swirr) |
|
B
(Swirr) fixed value |
User
can type in a value which should be in range: 0,1 |
|
R2 |
Coefficient
of determination of the regression model |
|
Copy
|
User
can copy all model coefficients and paste to Apply Pc Model task |
Step 1.
Click Settings () button to
set input families, output curves name and color palette > click OK
Figure 21‑24 Build Pc model properties dialog
Step 2.
The user needs to drag and drop
well(s) and zone set from dataset and zone set area to input
data area. The wells should contain required inputsredpointwhich include
the Core Porosity, Core Permeability, Core Water Saturation (Array) and Capillary Pressure Reservoir (Array)
family. In this step, the user can input multiple wells that meet conditions.
Table 21‑21 Inputs of Pc model
|
Name |
Unit |
Description |
|
Core Water Saturation (Array) |
v/v |
Core Water Saturation from Pc
measurement |
|
Capillary Pressure (Array) |
bar |
Capillary Pressure from Pc
measurement |
|
Core Porosity |
v/v |
The porosity of core samples |
|
Core Permeability |
mD |
Permeability of core samples |
|
Group (optional) |
|
Petrophysical group |
|
Sample Name (optional) |
|
Name of samples |
Figure 21‑25 Input of Build Pc model
Step 3. On the cross-plot, regression samples grouped by codes will be shown. When adjusting the codes, these regression functions will change accordingly.
Step 4.
When a user selects data in the
table or in cross-plot, data will be highlighted on the remaining graph/table.
This makes it easier for users to interact and group core samples.
Figure 21‑26 Interactive cross-plot of Pc
model
The main output of the Apply Pc model is a saturation
profile above the free water level which is generated by applying Pc models
built in the Build Pc model module. This module does not require any
core data.
To open Stress Correction task:
From Menu Bar > Click the Reservoir Analysis
tab > Apply Pc Model.
Refer to the Task frame for more information.
Figure 21‑27 Open Apply Pc
Model window from Menu Bar
Input
Table 21‑22 Input of task Apply Pc Model
|
Name |
Unit |
Family |
Definition |
|
True Vertical Depth Sub Sea |
m |
True Vertical Depth Sub Sea |
|
|
Porosity |
v/v |
Porosity |
Input porosity, usually
calculated from logs |
|
Permeability |
mD |
Permeability |
Input permeability, usually
calculated from logs |
|
Saturation (Optional) |
v/v |
Saturation |
used for comparison with SWF
calculation results |
Parameter
Table 21‑23 Parameter of task Apply Pc Model
|
Name |
Type |
Description |
||
|
Zone name |
Text box-Read only |
|||
|
Use |
Checkbox |
Check/uncheck to activate/deactivate
data points in the table. The unchecked points will be eliminated out during
calculation. |
||
|
Top (TVDSS) |
Text box-Read only |
Top depth of the input zone
by TVDSS |
||
|
Bottom (TVDSS) |
Text box-Read only |
Bottom depth of the input
zone by TVDSS |
||
|
FWL (TVDSS) |
Text box |
Free Water Level by TVDSS |
||
|
Hydrocarbon density |
Text box |
Density of Hydrocarbon
(g/cc) Default =0.7 |
||
|
Water density |
Text box |
Density of Water
(g/cc) Default = 1 |
||
|
Sigma*Cos(theta) |
Text box |
Sigma*Cos(theta) of reservoir |
||
|
Function |
Combo box |
Have 7 modes: J Lambda, J
Hyperbola, J Exponent, J Modified Lambda, J Modified Hyperbola, J Modified
Exponent and Corey – Brooks |
||
|
Parameter a, m, n, Pce,
Swirr, N, etc. |
Text box |
Depending on the function
used, users will need to enter the corresponding parameters. Note: The
user can copy the results from the Build Pc model and paste to the Parameter,
I2G will automatically detect data and paste them into the correct column. |
Output
Table 21‑24 Output of task Apply Pc Model
|
Family |
Name |
Unit |
Definition |
|
Water Saturation |
SW_HF |
g/cc |
Water Saturation from height function |
Tip: Input function parameters by manually
typing in or pasting from the Build Pc Model


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