Your Reservoir Model Just Changed the Subject. CLARISSA Kept Up.
A reported CLARISSA demonstration turns a black-oil model into a compositional CO2 case. What changed, what was checked, and what engineers still decide.
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Technical essays and research notes from the team building CLARISSA, PetroScript and RIGOR.
New to agentic reservoir simulation? Read how AI builds a reservoir simulation model, then explore the CLARISSA technology stack and OPM Flow workflows. For evaluation criteria, see how RIGOR scores an agent.
A reported CLARISSA demonstration turns a black-oil model into a compositional CO2 case. What changed, what was checked, and what engineers still decide.
Print dispatch →As Chevron joins SLB and TotalEnergies in digital subsurface development, Blauweiss examines five tests for trustworthy autonomous reservoir simulation.
Print dispatch →Before a forecast, CLARISSA checks whether an equilibrium model stays at rest with all wells shut. Why this quiet test matters for reservoir simulation.
Print dispatch →CLARISSA records engineering intent and the origins of model assumptions. See why that matters for review, revisions, and the Road to ATCE.
Print dispatch →CLARISSA reproduced an inherited reservoir model before accepting edits. A Road to ATCE story about dependencies, verification, and engineering confidence.
Print dispatch →Frontier AI models can increasingly run reservoir simulation workflows. CLARISSA and RIGOR focus on the harder problem: verifying that the engineering is correct.
Print dispatch →Why CLARISSA must prove its value through reservoir-specific verification, reproducibility, and a direct comparison with raw Opus + OPM Flow.
Print dispatch →A practical look at AI reservoir simulation, deterministic verification, OPM Flow execution and engineering read-back.
Print dispatch →Why reservoir simulation is a powerful proving ground for verifiable scientific AI.
Print dispatch →Why engineering verifiers and useful approximations matter more than headline benchmark wins.
Print dispatch →On containment, reward functions and the engineering control-room problem in AI systems.
Print dispatch →How RIGOR evaluates reservoir-engineering agents with OPM Flow tasks and verifier-grade scoring.
Print dispatch →On memory, custody, compliance and local deployment when AI enters the asset team.
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