Right-click on Completion Templates > Ensemble Fracture Statistics in the Project Tree and select the Import StimPlan Fracture Recursively option. Then select the StimPlan fracture Xml files to be part of the ensemble.
After importing the Property Panel of the Ensemble Fracture Statistics item has these options:
The imported StimPlan fractures are stacked on top of each, and a statistics mesh is created. The statistics mesh covers the extents of all the individual meshes in the ensemble.
The adaptive mesh tries to optimize the horizontal depth spacing to have coarse sampling where the source meshes are coarse, and fine sampling where necessary. This is achieved by grouping the layer thicknesses of the individual meshes into fixed bins, and then scaling the vertical size of each layer according to their mean size.
The mesh is evenly spaced in the lateral direction using the maximum number of cells in the individual fractures of the ensemble.
The uniform mesh has cells of a equal size. The minimum and maximum extents of all the meshes in both directions is found, and the interval is divided into equal cells.
The naive method produces a mesh where every depth in all the individual fractures of the ensemble is present.
The mesh is evenly spaced in the lateral direction using the maximum number of cells in the individual fractures of the ensemble.
The statistics mesh samples each individual fracture of the ensemble in each cell center. The value of the cell containing the statistics mesh cell center is used. Invalid values or empty cells are ignored. The values at each cell center are gathered, and the chosen statistics (e.g. P10 and Mean) is computed per cell.
The statistics meshes are written to file in a StimPlan compatible XML file, and is imported into Fracture Templates in the Project Tree.
The statistics table contains overall statistics on key properties of the fractures.