They'll know what the variable flw rates are, once the cleanup...

They'll know what the variable flw rates are, once the cleanup is done & flow commences to surface.

It's basically a science project post perforation on the 10th, i.e, record gas to surface in xx minutes, take gas samples, shut-in well for some hours, watch the pressure buildup on the gauge, then open it on a small choke (0.25" or thereabouts). Repeat on bigger choke, flow it, take gas samples, monitor the psig, shut-in. Repeat over & over & report a stable flowrate number to the mkt (or AOF mmcfd's).

Key is pressure monitoring, if any blockages etc try flushing/swabing with brine or N2.A lot goes on in the background at the Wellsite, which no one cares about since the mkt only wants a number !! Anyhow, not long to go....