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Global Operation Data Integration - GODI

Oskar FredagsvikDiscipline Advisor IO, StatoilHydro TNE PPT POMM

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Our ambitions with IO

All fields and facilities are IO compliant

Develop a global competence network leveraging IO

Remove boundaries with IO

Realize the potential from R&D projects in our operations

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Integrated OperationsIO Compliance in Production Optimisation

ICT Solutions

Refining plant data into Knowledge

IO Compliance

Common working practices and toolsGoverning documents

and work processes

Skills and competences

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DOFF

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New web based data- and communication standards …

Vendor

Vendor

Common XML schemasDrilling/wells, Reservoir and Production,

Operation and Maintenance

StatoilHydro

Semantic webIntelligent data

ISO15926O&G ontologies

Smart Web Services

OLF

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OMM in StatoilHydro

like ISO15926 & ISA

Targeted by IMS project

Drilling & completion Reservoir & productionmanagement

Operation & maintenance

Corporate processes & applications(standardized)

Plant specific procedures & applications

(varies significantly from plant to plant)

Local & globaloperation centres

Real-time IT integration solution

• Common access to information

• Service-oriented• Based on key

industry standards

Drilling & completion Reservoir & productionmanagement

Operation & maintenance

Corporate processes & applications(standardized)

Plant specific procedures & applications

(varies significantly from plant to plant)

Local & globaloperation centres

• Common access to information

• Service-oriented• Based on key

industry standards GODI – Global Operation Data Integration

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Data integration in E&P

Data integration across E&P creates an oil & gas

ontology2): From software integration to interoperability

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ISO 15926 is an instrument for data integration that provides interoperability1

1)Interoperability = The ability of two or more systems or components to exchange information and to use the information that has been exchanged.

2)Ontology = A hierarchical data structure containing concepts, relationships, properties and rules for a specific domain

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D&V map

Global Operation

Data Integration

GODIProof of Concept 07

Full scale pilot 08

Rollout 09-

Information

Visualisation

•Roles

•Level

Tools

Applications•CM-rotating equip.•Fiscal Meetering•Advanced Wells•F&G Detectors•Transmitters•Valves

Collaborationtools

Data Integration

Plant Historian

Rotating

Meetering

SAS

Real Time

•Work Order

•Risk management

•Performancemanagement

•Plant Integrity

ERP systemDocumentationTag informationSynergi

Tools•Statoil@work

•Cell Phone

•Suppliers

•PDA

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9Building blocks for the C&P SOA is built with standards and industry participationRSM Team• MIMOSA- Alan Johnson, Ken Beaver

• OAGi – Dave Connelly

• WBF – Dave Emerson

• ISA 88 – Dennis Brandl

• ISA 95 – Keith Unger

• OLF/PCA – Tore Langeland, Magne Valen-Sendstad, Nils Sandsmark

• OSIsoft – Jack Aude

• DNV - Henrik Smith-Meyer

• DOW – Russ Dickinson

• SISCO – Herb Falk

• IBM – Lorenzo Childress, Jon Siudut, Karthik Seetharaman, Jerry Kopecky

• OPC – Vishwanath Narayan

RSM Team Objectives/Milestones• Objectives

– Advance the modeling work

– Insure compliance with the participating standards

• Milestones

– Identify the appropriate standards community to own the RSM

– Initial release of the RSM in the October timeframe

10OAGIS

Purdue’s reference model for manufacturing

5 Enterprise Network

4 Site Business Planning

Demilitarized ZoneShared Access

SIL Regime

3 Manufacturing Operations

1 Process Control

0 Equipment

Plant Floor Area

2 Automation/Connectivity

ISA S95 (4,3)

Standard forcommunication betweenERP Level and Manufacturingoperation MES OAGIS:Standard for messageexchange in S95

ISA S88 (0,1,2)

Standard forbatch control describes how the floor equipment willcarry out the work of creating products

MIMOSAStandard through witch equipmentcan communicate about its statusand need for maintenance

PLC, DCS software that guides machinery

SCADA, scheduled tasks, Keeptrack of the DCS. Historian (IMS),HMI

MES, give data to ERP, Planningquality management, maintenance

Equipment

ERP System, SAP, Master, vedlikeholdsregimer, planer

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Industrial ITUpstream

4-20 mA / HART I/O module

DP/PA linkDP/PA coupler

PRO

FIBU

S PA

SIPART PS

SITRANS F

SITRANS P

PRO

FIBU

S DP

Field devices

DistributedI/O

IndustrialEthernet

PRO

FIBU

S DPController

Ex

Office Ethernet

Office NetworkOnshore

Internet

SOIL

SAP

IP21

STID

E-Mail

PIM

Access@

Plant

Access@

Plant

GODIRTV/IFM (NAVIPRO)

TKTT

Access@Plant

HMISISSAS

IMSElectro Lab

SOLStatoil@Plant

Weather

@WorkSAPIMSSTIDPIM

Connect ITRemote Access

Company specific applications+ access to

StatoilHydro applicationsApplication

Projects

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GODI process forward Evaluation

Process

PILOT TAIL F0B

GODI Strategy Procurement Product

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Pilots in production

Plan B

•Procurement

•Operation

•Success criterias

•Interface projects and R&D

Replace pilots

•Vendors

• Evaluation criterias

• Procurement

• Plan

• Techn. Development Roll Out

Q1.09Q3.08

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StatoilHydro F0B / GODI: Logical Security Architecture

•AspenTechIP.21

IIF

ModelAware

OPC Client

Adapter

OPC Tools

•SAP PM

JMS/IPJMS/IP

•OSIsoft PI

•EC/Prosti

OPCModelAware

OPC ServerAdapter

ABBApp

SOAP/HTTP

MorningMeeting

OPC

IIF Workbench

HTML/HTTP

REST/HTTP

ModelAwareRDBMSAdapter

IMSFacility 1

Prod AcctFacility 1

SQL

Asset MgmtFacility 1

HSEFacility 1

Weather

BAPIWS

WS

XML/HTTPGODI

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Reference Sem

antic M

odel

PRIMARYO&M

APPLICATIONS &

INFORMATION REPOSITORIES

Reference

Services ArchitectureR

eference IntegrationArchitecture

Mobile ClientServicesApplication Services

Portal Services

User dashboards

Model + P&IDworkbench

FieldOperator

UI

EquipmentMonitoring

Service

New compositeapp

Assetmanagement

DistributedControlSystem

Realtimedata

historian

Realtimedata

historian

ProcessAnalysis

OPC/DA-HDAOPC/UA

SOAP/HTTPJMS/MQ

SOAP/HTTPREST/HTTP

F0 Common

ArchitectureFoundation

Tested

Pending

Bus apps / svcs

IBM SystemsArchitectural construct

SOAP/HTTPJMS/MQ

SecurityServices

RT Semantic ModelCore Services

RT Semantic ModelAdapter Services

RT Semantic ModelVisualization Services

RT ModelManagement

Mobile ESB Services

Real Time - Enterprise Services BusRT Semantic ModelAccess Services

ProcessManagement

F0B

TAIL Pilot: Packages and main components

Infrastructure Services – Security – Systems ManagementENTERPRISEDOMAIN

PROCESS CONTROLDOMAIN

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Tail Pilot: Reference semantic model (RSM) for

An Integrated Information Framework – Providing an efficient pipeline for real-time data transfer and analysis of data

Vendor

Vendor

Field data• Drilling & well

operations• Reservoir &

production operations

• Operation & maintenance

A Real-Time Information Pipeline leveraging the

Reference Semantic Model standard

Operator

IBM C&P Model Based SOA Integrated Manufacturing Solution

Frame Work

Web-service enabled applications

The RSM is composed of:• WITSML/PRODML information

mapped to RSM, MeasurementValues, class

• ISA S88/S95, ISO 15926, IEEE 61970/68 for asset and physical hierarchy representation

• ISO 15926, & Mimosa, for asset life cycle management

Field 1

Field 2

IBM has developed a semantic model for operation and maintenance based partly on

the following standards:

ISA S88 and S95

IEEE 61970

ISO 15926

MIMOSA

WITSML

PRODML

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GODIOngoing work and challenges

GODI as a corporate solution vs local knowledge and solutions

Urgency or not

User satisfaction

Standardisation

StatoilHydro strategies

Standardisation Bodies

ISO 15926

Industrial products

Automation and Industrial IT

Interface projects

Discipline and technology ownership

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Work processes, are we improving?