Add detailed petrophysics FMU OPM Flow and NeqSim workflow notebook - #131
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notebooks/reservoir/detailed_petrophysics_fmu_opm_neqsim_workflow.ipynb, a new detailed Colab notebook covering the full subsurface-to-facilities workflow:Validation
lasio,welly,segyio,gstools,pyvista, andneqsimare installed automatically when the notebook runs in Colab.Scope note
The dynamic reservoir calculation is intentionally a lightweight portable forward model. The notebook clearly marks the replacement point for OPM Flow. The FMU update is pedagogical; production use should replace it with ERT ES/ES-MDA. The NeqSim boundary-condition interface is explicit so the process model can be expanded to real wells, gathering, separation, and compression.