Post on 12-Jan-2016
WITSML – Realizing the Value
John ShieldsBaker Hughes
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Wellbore Placement
• Most value is added early in the life-cycle – well planning and drilling• Extended reach multi-lateral wells• Difficult to log with wireline• Analysis must be made while drilling to ensure optimum well placement• Requires integrated team in real-time
– Directional drilling– Geosteering– Formation evaluation– Wellbore integrity– Reservoir engineering– Geology– Expertise may be in multiple locations
• Applications from multiple vendors need to exchange data
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Impacts of Complexity
MWD
Resistivity Gamma
Triple Combo
Nuclear
Dynamics-
NMR
Imaging
Azimuthal Propagation Resistivity
Azimuthal Caliper
Acoustic PositioningSeismic While Drlg
Wired PipeBit Res
Fluid Sampling
OBM Imager
Directional Gamma
MWD
Resistivity Gamma
Triple ComboProp Resistivity Acoustic
Testing
High Speed Telemetry
Deep Resistivity
Azimuthal Propagation Resistivity
Azimuthal Caliper
Acoustic PositioningSeismic While Drlg
Wired PipeBit Res
Fluid Sampling
OBM Imager
Directional Gamma
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Vertical Drilling Systems
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Impacts of Complexity
• Real time measurements becoming too complex for wellsite analysis
• Formation imaging, Sonic waveforms, NMR
• Geosteering• Wellbore Integrity• Need to have remote
expert analysis in real-time
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Data Integration & Exchange
• Seismic• Geology model• Directional Plan• Formation Evaluation• Wellbore Pressure Test• Combine best-in-class applications to get the whole picture• Requires collaboration between drilling, geology, reservoir
and 3rd parties• Promotion of standards for data integration & exchange
(SEGY, DLIS, WITSML, PRODML)
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BEACON – Global Coverage and Expansion
PauGeoscience
2008Existing facility
2009+
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Real time analysis
Well Synopsis Barnett Shale,Texas - 8 ½” hole size, horizontal well, fractured
unconventional reservoir
High resolution electrical images
Objectives Fault and fracture characterization to optimize completion program Minimal interruption to the drilling process
Answers Delivered High resolution images acquired while drilling at up to 150 ft/hr Detailed information on complex fractures, faults, thin beds and
cemented bodies
Fractures
Cement nodules
Fracturestype, orientation, location and continuity fracture density
Cemented zonestype and locationpossible barrier to production
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Vertical section (feet)
TOH
TOH
TOH
TOH
BOH
BOH
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3D Viewer3D Viewer
is the Enabler
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BEACON
ClientsGeoscience - Engineering
Data Flow from Field Systems to Product Delivery
ProjectData Stores
Baker Hughes Direct
SiteCom
Field Systems
FieldDatabase
Interfaces to other business systems
Questions?