Real-time Applications and Drilling Automation

Tuesday, 17 October

0830 - 1130

Room 212 A-B

Technical Session

The energy industry has continued to seek ways to improve the safety, quality, and profitability of projects executed across the globe. Both real-time applications and drilling automation provide that cutting edge required to make complex oil and gas well programs technically and economically feasible. This session introduces several opportunities that exist in the field of study necessary to enhance performance and improve value.

Session Chairperson(s)

Thomas Heinold - Saudi Aramco PE&D

Thomas Dahl - Baker Hughes

Nnadozie Eze - Shell Petroleum Development Company Nigeria (SPDC)

0830-0855 215066
Discovery And Integration by Increasing Resolution, Obtaining Borehole Images While Drilling: First Multivendor LWD Success Story from Gulf of Mexico

J.G. Cedillo, A. Ortego, BP; C. Ilizaliturri, C. Shrivastava, E. Ruiz, A. Kulkarni, SLB; J. Wadsworth, D.M. Halverson, J. Bergeron, V. Peraser, BP; F. Chesta Prats, T. Quintal, SLB; C. Gelvez, W. Pineda, R. Mammadli, BP
0855-0920 214848
The Traditional Drilling Optimization Conceptually Deadlocked For Realtime Well Engineering: An Alternate Solution

R. Samuel, Halliburton
0920-0945 214836
Downhole Temperature Estimation Of A Growing High-temperature Wellbore Using A Modified Drift Flux Modeling Approach

N. Wang, M.S. Khaled, A. Luu, P. Ashok, E. van Oort, The University of Texas At Austin
1015-1040 214997
The Role Of Auto Driller, Rig Control Systems And Driller Procedures In Reduction Of BHA Failures

P. Barajas, P. Pastusek, A. Lacey, M. Sharp, ExxonMobil Upstream; Z. Whitlow, L. Glenn, M. Melton, S. Menand, B. Holder, S. Kendrick, Helmerich and Payne; Y. Witt-Doerring, Halliburton
1040-1105 215047
Autonomous Drilling Fluid Management System - Development of Fluid Advisory System and First Lab Trial

R. Ettehadi Osgouei, E. Onegova, F. Fevang, A. Knizhnik, S. Postovalov, Baker Hughes; J. Brevik, Statoil Norway; C.A. Thompson, T. Egorenkova, Baker Hughes; N. Kaageson-Loe, Society of Petroleum Engineers
1105-1130 214949
Real-time Drilling Fluid Measurements Provide Value Via Data Driven Decision Making For Cost-Sensitive Unconventional Environments

W. Petty, AES Drilling Fluids; M. Offenbacher, AES Drilling Fluids LLC; R. Jara, Exxonmobil (SO) Upstream Research Co.; C. Rabb, Exxonmobil Upstream Research; S. Unrau, Pason Systems Corporation

2023 Technical Program

Real-time Applications and Drilling Automation