SNAP is a tool designed to conduct well performance predictions using nodal analysis. With SNAP, you can analyze relationships between the reservoir, wellbore, and surface equipment to determine a well's production capacity. This analysis is called nodal analysis because these areas are segmented into nodes to better define their relationships. SNAP provides the tools to optimize well production rates, estimate reservoir variables from production history and predict a well's future production schedule with pressure transient results. SNAP contains all the features of the most expensive commercial nodal packages with the exception of compositional hydraulics. Interface and features are completely designed around the needs of the user, including rigorous, multi-layer IPRs, multi-segment, horizontal well modeling, Ansari, OLGA and MONA hydraulics correlations, extensive database access features for effortless access to tubular, gas lift and reservoir performance mechanical details as stored on an ODBC Database. SNAP qualifies for export under: ECCN code 5D992 HTSUS 8523.49.2010 CCATS G031433