A system for selecting diversion techniques includes a memory storage device and a processor. The processor is configured to, for each of several well characteristics, assign a weight to each of the several well characteristics, where the weight is indicative of the importance of the well characteristic to the selection of a diversion technique, and where not all of the weights are the same. The processor is further configured to calculate a desirability of each of several diversion techniques based upon, at least partially, the weights and the several well characteristics, and select a diversion technique based upon, at least partially, the calculated desirability of the several diversion techniques.
Please help me write a proper abstract based on the patent claims. CLAIM: 1. A method of selecting diversion techniques, comprising: for each of a plurality of well characteristics, assigning a relative importance value to each of the plurality of well characteristics as compared against each of the plurality of well characteristics, where, for converse comparisons of any two of the well characteristics, the relative importance values of the converse comparisons are reciprocal values of one another, and where, for comparisons of one of the well characteristics against the same well characteristic, the relative importance value is equivalent to 1; forming a matrix comprising rows, columns, and cells, wherein the rows comprise at least two of the plurality of well characteristics, wherein the columns comprise the same number and order of well characteristics as exist in the rows, and wherein each cell comprises the relative importance value corresponding to the comparison of the well characteristic of the corresponding row against the well characteristic of the corresponding column; calculating a weight for each well characteristic represented in the matrix based upon, at least partially, at least one value selected from the group consisting of an Eigenvector of the matrix and an Eigenvalue of the matrix, the weight indicative of the importance of the well characteristic to the selection of a diversion technique, wherein not all of the weights are the same; calculating a desirability of each of a plurality of diversion techniques based upon, at least partially, the plurality of the weights and the plurality of well characteristics; and selecting a diversion technique based upon, at least partially, the calculated desirability of each of the plurality of diversion techniques. 2. The method of claim 1, further comprising: implementing the selected diversion technique. 3. (canceled) 4. The method of claim 1, further comprising: determining an option for each of the plurality of well characteristics, the option indicative of a particular well characteristic condition; for each of the plurality of diversion techniques, assigning a relative suitability value to each combination of one of the plurality of diversion techniques and one of the options, the relative suitability value indicative of the suitability of the diversion technique in conditions comprising the option; and calculating the desirability of each of the plurality of diversion techniques based upon, at least partially, any of the relative suitability values. 5. (canceled) 6. The method of claim 1, further comprising: selecting at least one of the plurality of well characteristics from the group consisting of completion type, well deviation, temperature, injectivity contrast, permeability, interval length, reservoir type, reservoir fluid, well type, and placement technique. 7. The method of claim 1, further comprising: for each of the plurality of well characteristics, determining an option for each of the plurality of well characteristics, the option indicative of a particular well characteristic condition; for each of the plurality of diversion techniques, assigning a relative suitability value to each combination of one of the plurality of diversion techniques and one of the options, the relative suitability value indicative of the suitability of the diversion technique in conditions comprising the option; calculating an actual suitability value for each combination of one of the plurality of diversion techniques and one of the options by raising the relative suitability value to the power of the corresponding weight; calculating a confidence value for each of the plurality of diversion techniques by taking the product of the actual suitability values associated with each of the plurality of diversion techniques; and calculating the desirability of each of the plurality of diversion techniques based upon, at least partially, any of the confidence values. 8. A system for selecting diversion techniques, the system comprising: a memory storage device; a processor in communication with the memory storage device; the processor configured to: for each of a plurality of well characteristics, assign a relative importance value to each of the plurality of well characteristics as compared against each of the plurality of well characteristics, where, for converse comparisons of any two of the well characteristics, the relative importance values of the converse comparisons are reciprocal values of one another, and where, for comparisons of one of the well characteristics against the same well characteristic, the relative importance value is equivalent to 1; form a matrix comprising rows, columns, and cells, wherein the rows comprise at least two of the plurality of well characteristics, wherein the columns comprise the same number and order of well characteristics as exist in the rows, and wherein each cell comprises the relative importance value corresponding to the comparison of the well characteristic of the corresponding row against the well characteristic of the corresponding column; calculate a weight for each well characteristic represented in the matrix based upon, at least partially, at least one value selected from the group consisting of an Eigenvector of the matrix and an Eigenvalue of the matrix, the weight indicative of the importance of the well characteristic to the selection of a diversion technique, wherein not all of the weights are the same; calculate a desirability of each of a plurality of diversion techniques based upon, at least partially, the plurality of the weights and the plurality of well characteristics; and select a diversion technique based upon, at least partially, the calculated desirability of each of the plurality of diversion techniques. 9. The system of claim 8, wherein the processor is further configured to: output the selected diversion technique. 10. (canceled) 11. The system of claim 8, wherein the processor is further configured to: determine an option for each of the plurality of well characteristics, the option indicative of a particular well characteristic condition; for each of the plurality of diversion techniques, assign a relative suitability value to each combination of one of the plurality of diversion techniques and one of the options, the relative suitability value indicative of the suitability of the diversion technique in conditions comprising the option; and calculate the desirability of each of the plurality of diversion techniques based upon, at least partially, any of the relative suitability values. 12. (canceled) 13. The system of claim 8, wherein the processor is further configured to: select at least one of the plurality of well characteristics from the group consisting of completion type, well deviation, temperature, injectivity contrast, permeability, interval length, reservoir type, reservoir fluid, well type, and placement technique. 14. The system of claim 8, wherein the processor is further configured to: for each of the plurality of well characteristics, determine an option for each of the plurality of well characteristics, the option indicative of a particular well characteristic condition; for each of the plurality of diversion techniques, assign a relative suitability value to each combination of one of the plurality of diversion techniques and one of the options, the relative suitability value indicative of the suitability of the diversion technique in conditions comprising the option; calculate an actual suitability value for each combination of one of the plurality of diversion techniques and one of the options by raising the relative suitability value to the power of the corresponding weight; calculate a confidence value for each of the plurality of diversion techniques by taking the product of the actual suitability values associated with each of the plurality of diversion techniques; and calculate the desirability of each of the plurality of diversion techniques based upon, at least partially, any of the confidence values. 15. A non-transient computer readable medium having a plurality of instructions thereon for selecting diversion techniques, the plurality of instructions, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to: for each of a plurality of well characteristics, assign a relative importance value to each of the plurality of well characteristics as compared against each of the plurality of well characteristics, where, for converse comparisons of any two of the well characteristics, the relative importance values of the converse comparisons are reciprocal values of one another, and where, for comparisons of one of the well characteristics against the same well characteristic, the relative importance value is equivalent to 1; form a matrix comprising rows, columns, and cells, wherein the rows comprise at least two of the plurality of well characteristics, wherein the columns comprise the same number and order of well characteristics as exist in the rows, and wherein each cell comprises the relative importance value corresponding to the comparison of the well characteristic of the corresponding row against the well characteristic of the corresponding column; calculate a weight for each well characteristic represented in the matrix based upon, at least partially, at least one value selected from the group consisting of an Eigenvector of the matrix and an Eigenvalue of the matrix, the weight indicative of the importance of the well characteristic to the selection of a diversion technique, wherein not all of the weights are the same; determine an option for each of the plurality of well characteristics, the option indicative of a particular well characteristic condition; for each of the plurality of diversion techniques, assign a relative suitability value to each combination of one of the plurality of diversion techniques and one of the options, the relative suitability value indicative of the suitability of the diversion technique in conditions comprising the option; calculate an actual suitability value for each combination of one of the plurality of diversion techniques and one of the options by raising the relative suitability value to the power of the corresponding weight; calculate a confidence value for each of the plurality of diversion techniques by taking the product of the actual suitability values associated with each of the plurality of diversion techniques; and calculate a desirability of each of a plurality of diversion techniques based upon, at least partially, any of the confidence values, the plurality of the weights and the plurality of well characteristics; and select a diversion technique based upon, at least partially, the calculated desirability of each of the plurality of diversion techniques. 16. The non-transient computer readable medium of claim 15, wherein the plurality of instructions further cause the processor to: output the selected diversion technique. 17. (canceled) 18. (canceled) 19. The non-transient computer readable medium of claim 15, wherein the plurality of instructions further cause the processor to: select at least one of the plurality of well characteristics from the group consisting of completion type, well deviation, temperature, injectivity contrast, permeability, interval length, reservoir type, reservoir fluid, well type, and placement technique. 20. (canceled)