Abstract
Due to the availability of large quantities of real-time data, many operators are faced with the challenge of extracting meaningful information from it. In many cases, analysis of the data, the updating of models for Wells, Reservoirs and Facilities requires human intervention. When WRFM teams do not have analysed information, there are delays in the decision making to process required for optimisation.
To demonstrate how auto analysis can reduce time consuming and repetitive tasks of comparing real time data with operating envelopes. Exception based applications and the updating of multiple operating envelopes and models without human intervention, enables the analyst to concentrate on anomalies and opportunities to optimise. The constant visualisation of analysed information should assist the decision making process.
Highlight the problems of managing large quantities of data
Show how alerts can be sorted, analysed and prioritised automatically
Explain how operating envelopes and models can be auto-updated
Visualise analysed information using digital signage
The initial deployment of the EBS system produced more than expected anomalies
Human activity is concentrated on higher value-add actions
Daily reporting was streamlined
Visualisation was increased
The analysing of data by automated methods means that all wells and facilities are under surveillance and updated models are available for production system optimisation. Analysts have more information and time to focus on critical issues rather than mundane tasks.
This approach can be used for wells, reservoirs and facilities surveillance and model updates.
Monitor by exception
Auto updating models
Better visualisation
Increased productivity
This demonstrates how very large amounts of data can be analysed and translated into meaningful information for managers to take key decisions.
