Aggregate Production

The Aggregate Production (or Group Production) tool allows you to view combined production trends for a selected set of wells. It can be launched from the Attribute Table for any well list that contains fewer than 40,000 UWIs.

Select the 'Production' Button for a well list to view Aggregate or Group Plots

When selected, StackDX sums the total production for all wells in the list by month and plots the results in a single interactive chart launched in a new browser tab.

Chart Options

On the left-hand side of the chart, several options let you adjust how production data is displayed:

Aggregate Production view for a well list, showing oil, gas, and water production in the main chart and total well count in the upper chart, both plotted as functions of date..

The options on the left hand panel:

Option
Description

Chart / Table

Toggle between a graphical chart view and a raw data table.

Aggregate / Compare

Choose to show total combined production (Aggregate) or compare multiple groups or layers side by side.

Metric / Imperial

Switch between metric and imperial units for production volumes.

Linear / Log

Toggle between a linear or logarithmic scale on the Y-axis.

Production Mode

Choose how production is grouped: Producing Daily, Calendar Daily, Monthly, or Cumulative totals.

Production Series

Select which production types to display — including Oil, Gas, Water, Condensate, Acid Gas Injection, and Butane Production.

The chart dynamically updates based on your selections. Each production series can be customized for easier visualization.

Hover over a series name (e.g., Oil, Gas, Water) and click the paint palette icon that appears to open the styling menu. From there, you can adjust the color, line style, and line thickness for that production curve on the chart.

Paint palette icon to style Oil Series

Exports and Forecasts

Below the chart are two options:

  • Export CSV – Exports the aggregated monthly production totals as a CSV file.

  • Forecast – Opens a forecasting view where you can apply Arps Decline parameters to model future oil and gas production for the group.

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