Web Enabled High Fidelity Drilling Computer Model with User-Friendly Interface for Education, Research and Innovation

Proceedings of The 59th Conference on imulation and Modelling (SIMS 59), 26-28 September 2018, Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway Pub Date : 2018-11-19 DOI:10.3384/ECP18153162

Robert Ewald, Jan Einar Gravdal, D. Sui, R. Shor

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Next generation intelligent software for drilling control systems together with automated monitoring and analysis systems is expected to save costs for the drilling industry. However, the transition from monitoring a process, which today is controlled manually, to automating the process requires a step-change in education of personnel as well as in infrastructure for development and testing new technology. The lack of high quality field data from drilling and well operations is a major problem in research and innovation projects within the oil & gas and geothermal drilling sector, as well as in education within these areas. Since 2015, IRIS and the University of Stavanger have developed a web enabled high fidelity drilling simulator as part of the OpenLab Drilling project1. This paper describes the objectives of the project, the technical solutions of the web enabled drilling simulator, and the results obtained during the first year after deployment to the users.

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具有用户友好界面的网络高保真钻井计算机模型，用于教育、研究和创新

用于钻井控制系统的下一代智能软件以及自动化监控和分析系统有望为钻井行业节省成本。然而，从监视过程(今天是手动控制的)到自动化过程的转变需要在人员教育以及开发和测试新技术的基础设施方面进行逐步的改变。缺乏高质量的钻井和井作业现场数据是油气和地热钻井领域的研究和创新项目以及这些领域的教育的主要问题。自2015年以来，IRIS和斯塔万格大学(University of Stavanger)开发了一款网络高保真钻井模拟器，作为OpenLab钻井项目的一部分。本文介绍了该项目的目标、网络钻井模拟器的技术解决方案，以及在向用户部署后的第一年取得的成果。

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