Drilling Automation & Real-Time Operations
Monday, 20 October
Room 322
Technical Session
The oil and gas industry is rapidly exploring, developing, and deploying new autonomous drilling technologies; examples are the gains made on automated slide drilling and hole cleaning. Progress made on the interoperability of multiple systems will also be discussed, including new developments toward well integrity and equipment health monitoring. Last, real-time centers have become a significant part of the automation effort, and several papers in this session highlight the recent progress made in how to best use these resources. "The best way to predict the future is to create it." (Peter Drucker), please come help us do that.
Session Chairpersons
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1400-1425 227896Enhancing Automated Sliding Performance Through The Integration Of Physics Models And Machine Learning Algorithms
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1425-1450 227941Field Testing Of An Automated System For Hole Cleaning And Wellbore Stability Monitoring And Management
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1450-1515 228252Twelve Years Of Real-time Operations Evolution: Transforming Monitoring Centers For Proactive Well Integrity And Risk Mitigation In Ksa
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1545-1610 228113Towards Seamless Interoperability: Verification And Validation Of Drilling Automation Features In A Controlled Environment
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1610-1635 228010Real-time Mud Pump Fluid End Health Monitoring Through Multi-metric Analysis Of High-frequency Pressure Data
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1635-1700 228095Real-time, Data-driven Cuttings Concentration Estimation Across A Wide Range Of Drilling Conditions
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Alternate 228111An Accurate Yet Simple Method To Estimate Caving Volume For Real-time Drilling Operation
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Alternate 228188Slide Drilling Automation System Optimizes Rate Of Penetration To Achieve Desired Tool Face Control
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Alternate 227878Successful Application Of Drilling Automation In The Development Of A Drillability Rate Prediction Model
