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E&P Integrated Data Exchange Standards: WITSML™ + PRODML ™ + More
Alan Doniger and Gary Masters, POSCPPDM/PODS Conference
Houston, Texas April 2006
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Abstract• POSC has a growing portfolio of E&P Technical
Data Transfer Industry Standards• The expansion and evolution of these standards
began around those for Drilling – WITSML™– Developments for drilling and – Associated developments of an integrated E&P family of
data exchange standards, including Production, Geology and Regulatory and general-purpose E&P data
• Significant progress is currently being in the Production discipline– including transfer standards for reporting, temperature
surveys, and optimization.
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Presentation Topics• WITSML (Drilling) Update
– Web Services, Service Oriented Architecture– History, Participation– Current and Future Activities
• WITSML (Production) and PRODML Overview– Production Reporting– Optimization – The PRODML Work Group– Temperature Surveys– Fluid Analysis Results
• WITSML (General E&P, Geology, Regulatory, Geophysical, etc.)
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XML Web Services
Web Services:•Communicate via Internet protocols (HTTP)•Send / Receive XML documents•Service exposed via WSDL file
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XML Web Services
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Board
Economics
ReservoirEngineering
ExplGeology
Petrophysics PetroleumEngineering
DrillingEngineering
ProductionGeology
ProductionEngineering
FacilitiesEngineering
ProductionOperationsGeophysics
DrillingOperations
Completion &Workover
E&P Subject Areas: WITSML Coverage
Can we use this image to portray the growth in WITSML coverage?
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Timeline: Participation, Seminars, Releases
V1.3V1.2,POSC
custody
V1.3.1V1.0 V1.1Enhancements:
Well Path, Mudlog,Wireline, etc.
AustinStavanger
AberdeenHouston
CalgaryParis
HoustonStavanger
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WITSML Messaging The WITSML standard consists of two sets of specifications –
each of which can be versioned independently: • Data Schema Specifications – XML schemas for
WITSML data objects• API (Application Programming Interface)
Specifications – defining an optional set of interfaces exchanging WITSML data objects. In particular, the API defined the client-server behavior (Store) and Publish/Subscribe (Publish) interfaces.
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•General•Well•Message•Operations Report•Real Time•Wellbore•Wellbore Geometry•Risk
Directional Drilling Systems
•Tubular •Bit Record•BHA Run
Fluids Systems•Fluids Report
Surface Logging•Mud Log
Logging While Drilling
•Log Well Log (includes Wireline)•Formation Marker
Coring•Sidewall Core•Conventional Core
Surveying•Survey Program•Target •Trajectory
WITSML Data ObjectsWITSML Data Objects
Rig Instrumentation•Rig / Rig Equipment•Cement Job
Source: BakerHughes/Paradigm
Communication•Subscription•Server Capabilities
ExistingUpdatedNew
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WITSML Store Interface
MethodsGetFromStore()AddToStore()
UpdateInStore()DeleteFromStore()
GetVersion()GetCapability()
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WITSML Publish Interface
MethodsSubscribe()
GetVersion()GetCapability()
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The WITSML Vision• Automation of many manual processes in current
Drilling Data workflows– Contractors (Service and Drilling) automatically push data into
corporate data stores– Partners can automatically pull data for morning reports into
their data stores– Operators can push statutory reporting data for reports to
regulators– Contractors can share data with one another at the rig site
• A single standard to make the vision possible, reducing industry costs
Based on BP slide, June ‘04
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WITSML™ – WWW.WITSML.ORG
Wellsite Information Transfer Standard Markup Language
“The ‘right-time’ seamless flow of well-site data between operators and service companies to speed and enhance decision-making”
A New Open Information Transfer Standard for the Oilfield
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<WITSML/><WITSML/>BP vision for the standard
Service Data
Aquirer
Value adding Consultants
Drilling Contractor
Operator Rig Store
Operator Custodial Store
Generic Applications
Data transfers via live web services as well as using USB key drives and E Mail in lower
cost environments.
Use technology to expand operator custodial content to
time domain data at low incremental cost Partner & Regulatory
Custodial Stores
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WITSML’s Fifth Year (2005)• Operators have
– Expanded WITSML-based operations– Developed WITSML-required service contract wording– Conducted trial uses of WITSML contextual data– Simplified work flows between acquisition and office– Moved WITSML well plan data between applications– Supported acceptance of WITSML operations report data
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WITSML’s Sixth Year (2006)• Operators are
– Promoting wider use of WITSML throughout their companies– Upgrading infrastructures to support expanded WITSML use– Developing new WITSML internal champions– Putting WITSML-required contract wording into practice– Refreshing and extending WITSML-assisted business
proposals that generate value for short and long-term opportunities
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Why Chevron joined the WITSML SIG
We consider WITSML to be the most compelling activity currently in POSC but follow through on all sides is important
Impressed by the vendor interactionImpressed by standards that are workingReal implementations, not just theoryEnables the use of Web servicesImportant standard for exchange of dataOpportunity to expand the standard
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What it could be…
Well Plan
Complete Well
Workoverreview
Update completed well info
Real Time data
Today this is where we stop
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Right Time Data - Data from Different Worlds
WITSML
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WITSML - Large Saving Potential when Stable
Save users from loading data manually
- Old- Survey + logs in to RMS
- Download from Baker RigLink- Get data on correct format- Load survey file- Load log file
- 2-3 hours for 2 people- New
- Map WITSML data to well (select survey + log curves )- Once for each wellbore
- Hit monotoring button- 10 mins
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What Do Service & Software Companies Say About WITSML Standards?
• Real-time data in WITSML is key to successful integrated drilling operations (Sense Intellifield)
• We enable WITSML data-driven work flows, WITSML-enabled applications, a WITSML-based infrastructure, and a long-term commitment to WITSML (Paradigm)
• WITSML enables synchronous remote modeling and surveillance via the Internet (Knowledge Systems)
• WITSML enables data interchange with 3rd party applications for wellbore stability, directional well planning, geological modeling, and petrophysics (Baker Hughes)
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Future Activities• Next semi-annual events: Houston
– May 9-10, SIG Working Meetings• Steering Committee, Specifications Technical Teams, Use
Case & Requirements Team, Implementation Support Team– May 11, Public Seminar and Vendor Exhibition– Host: Schlumberger, Reception Host: Baker Hughes
• Current Release: Version 1.3.1 (Data and API)• Next Version: TBD at May Meetings
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Production
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ProductionML to WITSML Production• POSC developed a Production Reporting XML
schema in 2000: ProductionML• POSC and the Norwegian industry cooperated in a
Partner Production Daily Reporting project in 2005– POSC produced WITSML Production Reporting
• Flow Network • Volume Report• Activity Report
– Deployment across Norway in 2006-2007
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Production data project- Overview Goals
– One Industry solution in Norway – with all major stakeholders– One common set of definitions for an extensive set of terms used in the production
area (data elements)– Standard solution – available for all, built on well known and proven international
standards and structures Steps
– Define common production terms (Implemented as ISO 15926)– Develop XML exchange format (Based on POSC WITSML)– Implement a data exchange solution for the North Sea Oil&Gas fields (Based on
existing hub, LicenseWeb) Benefits
– Easy information sharing between companies/applications/work processes– Strong and flexible XML structure enabling dynamic reporting possibilities
(Aggregations of data over time and cross fields/wells )– Allows for timely decision making – An important step to achieving full eOperations advantages
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Standards & POSC- Outcome of cooperation with POSC
Agreed on a common approach to XML format Established a common understanding for business and reporting
needs Agreed to a common approach for solving issues related to
relationship between production data and different field facilities (e.g. well, platform, pipeline)
Agreed upon a more reusable XML structure more suited for a global production data approach
Agreed on XML structure that will support both reporting needs and possible data exchange needs
Agreed XML structure supports different reporting requirements Final outcome: A format suited for more than production data reporting
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PRODML Work Group
Scope: Optimization from bottom of wells to initial separation to support daily decisions.
GatheringSeparation & Distribution
Injection (Water, Steam, CO2)
Water Handling
GasTreating Facilities
OilTreatingFacilities
GasExport
Facilities
OilExport
Facilities
Reservoir Management:
Gas & OilContract
Deliverability
Initial Scope
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PRODML Work Group• Operators
– BP– Chevron– ExxonMobil– Shell– Statoil
• Standards– POSC
• Vendors– Halliburton– Invensys– OSISoft– PETEX– Schlumberger– Sense Intellifield– TietoEnator– Weatherford
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PRODML Work Group• End goals
– Commercial applications ( Multiple Pilots)– Change the software landscape in Operations
• Time frame– August 2005 to August 2006
• Follow-on– Custody to POSC
• Information– www.prodml.org
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6Shell G lobal Solutions
Gold in them thardata?
• Use data to enable continuous optimization- Artificial Lift Optimization- Continuous estimate of well/reservoir oil, gas, water flows- Safeguard integrity- Abnormal situation management- Right information to right people, at right time, in right context,
in right workspace to serve right work process- Enable remote operations and real-time process control
• Benefits- Improved technical integrity- Improved safety- Increased production- Reduced OPEX
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Process SystemsPlug and Play, Optimization That Works
Cleansed Data
Raw real time data
Well tests
Data in minutes
Data in hours
Reconciled data
Data Acquisition
& Control system
Data Validator
Applications to derive
well oil, gas, water flows
Applications to predict
performance
Model Validator
Advisory Tools
OrchestrationTools
Model data
Optimiser
Schedule Data
Economic Data
Gas Nomination Data
Collaboration Environment
Targets
Data in days+
Instructions
CapabilityForecasts
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Distributed Temperature Surveys
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DTS proprietary data format
Well/Wellbore
Backscatter to Temperature
converter Near-real TimeData
Server /RTU / …
Vendor Datastore
Vendor Applications
Proprietary Datastore
Proprietary Applications
Partner(s)
Wellsite
Operations Centreand/or OfficesWITSML
standarddata format
Overview: DTS Data Diagram
Vendor Datastore
Vendor Applications
Proprietary Datastore
Proprietary Applications
Operator
Wellhead
Optical fiber carrying transmittedand backscattered light
WITSML adaptor
Laser
DTS Box
S u p p l i e r O p e n S t a n d a r d C l i e n t
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Fluid Analysis Results
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Generalized Lab Test Model
SampleContext: Who, what, when, where
Sampling info and conditions
Tests HeaderTest metadata, equipment, parameter settings, lab procedure
Result Tables
Sample Results Derived sample properties,
interpretations.
Raw Data
Documents
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Apply to Fluid SampleFluid
Sample
Saturation Test
Constant Composition Expansion Test
Constant Volume Depletion Test
Differential Liberation Test
J Curve Test
Transport Properties Test
Separator Test
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Plus More
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General Board
Economics
ReservoirEngineering
ExplGeology
Petrophysics PetroleumEngineering
DrillingEngineering
ProductionGeology
ProductionEngineering
FacilitiesEngineering
ProductionOperationsGeophysics
DrillingOperations
Completion &Workover
E&P Subject Areas: WITSML Coverage
Enhancements for Production beginning with Volume and Activity Reporting, continuing with PRODML towards Optimization.
Network Model Volume Report Activity Report
Log,WellLog
WellPath Well Wellbore Trajectory
CRS, ProjectionsUnits of Measure
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Plus More• General E&P
– Full Geodetics & Coordinate Reference Systems support in line with EPSG, APSG, OpenGeospatial
– Full support for Well Paths: measured, calculated, planned• Propose work with PPDM community to upgrade from current XML profile
– Intention to look at overall Well and Wellbore header data• Propose work with PPDM community to consider experience with XML profile
• Geology / Well Log– Full Wireline and LWD integration: wellLog
• Regulatory– US ePermitting in California ready to deploy; additional states
evaluating requirements for possible enhancements.• Geophysical
– Asia Pacific SIG starting work; can leverage GeophysicalML
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General Board
Economics
ReservoirEngineering
ExplGeology
Petrophysics PetroleumEngineering
DrillingEngineering
ProductionGeology
ProductionEngineering
FacilitiesEngineering
ProductionOperationsGeophysics
DrillingOperations
Completion &Workover
E&P Subject Areas: WITSML Coverage
At a future time, we could consider the viability of data exchange Standards for facility data, reservoir data, economics data, etc. filling out the E&P space.
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