You have to create an input folder for both seismic and wells in the input pane of Petrel.

Seismic Data will later on stored in the survey file which you have created as a subset of the main seismic folder. The Seg Y files will be selected by using the import on selection command and then gave them the path for Seg y files by using suitable Seg y format in the files of type.

All the work related to wells will be done in the Wells folder and there us no need for creating any subset folder for that.

So, in short, the type of data either well or seismic will be stored in specific folders assigned for performing that task and to get an output from Petrel,right-click and then select export to save it in a particular location in your machine.

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First several setups might exist. In some of them (e.g., so called PetrelStudio), the data is not in the Petrel project but rather in a database elsewhere and the project only reference data with or without cache. In the following I will focus on (quite common) case in which the data is in the Petrel project. In this case, the file to data correspondance is not transparent nor bijective. The formats are not explicit and not straightforward. You will have to access via Petrel and export your data. There could be exception in which you might be inposition to reverse engineer format and file allocation, but this would typically be very rare exception and unreliable. If the problem you face is lack of access to petrel, you are in a bad spot. If it simply not knowing how to do it, then it usually takes a bit of trial but export is typically doable, reasonnably trusworthyt for accuracy and completeness and can be automated. It certainly is possible to transfer most of the data to something that can bea read in CMG suite with anot too much (but not zero) reformatting efforts. Am I clear?

Pierre Bergey Shafqat Hussain

Thank you for the answer