Enhancing Well, Reservoir and Facilities Management WRFM Opportunity Identification with Data Driven Techniques

Manu Ujjwal, Gaurav Modi, Srungeer Simha
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A key to successful Well, Reservoir and Facilities Management (WRFM) is to have an up-to-date opportunity funnel. In large mature fields, WRFM opportunity identification is heavily dependent on effective exploitation of measured & interpreted data. This paper presents a suite of data driven workflows, collectively called WRFM Opportunity Finder (WOF), that generates ranked list of opportunities across the WRFM opportunity spectrum. The WOF was developed for a mature waterflooded asset with over 500 active wells and over 30 years of production history. The first step included data collection and cleanup using python routines and its integration into an interactive visualization dashboard. The WOF used this data to generate ranked list of following opportunity types: (a) Bean-up/bean-down candidates (b) Watershut-off candidates (c) Add-perf candidates (d) PLT/ILT data gathering candidates, and (e) well stimulation candidates. The WOF algorithms, implemented using python, largely comprised of rule-based workflows with occasional use of machine learning in intermediate steps. In a large mature asset, field/reservoir/well reviews are typically conducted area by area or reservoir by reservoir and is therefore a slow process. It is challenging to have an updated holistic overview of opportunities across the field which can allow prioritization of optimal opportunities. Though the opportunity screening logic may be linked to clear physics-based rules, its maturation is often difficult as it requires processing and integration of large volumes of multi-disciplinary data through laborious manual review processes. The WOF addressed these issues by leveraging data processing algorithms that gathered data directly from databases and applied customized data processing routines. This led to reduction in data preparation and integration time by 90%. The WOF used workflows linked to petroleum engineering principles to arrive at ranked lists of opportunities with a potential to add 1-2% increment in oil production. The integrated visualization dashboard allowed quick and transparent validation of the identified opportunities and their ranking basis using a variety of independent checks. The results from WOF will inform a range of business delivery elements such as workover & data gathering plan, exception-based-surveillance and facilities debottlenecking plan. WOF exploits the best of both worlds - physics-based solutions and data driven techniques. It offers transparent logic which are scalable and replicable to a variety of settings and hence has an edge over pure machine learning approaches. The WOF accelerates identification of low capex/no-capex opportunities using existing data. It promotes maximization of returns on already made investments and hence lends resilience to business in the low oil price environment.
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利用数据驱动技术提高油井、油藏和设施管理WRFM机会识别
井、储层和设施管理(WRFM)成功的关键是拥有最新的机会渠道。在大型成熟油田,WRFM机会的识别在很大程度上依赖于对测量和解释数据的有效利用。本文提出了一套数据驱动的工作流程,统称为WRFM机会查找器(WOF),它生成了WRFM机会范围内的机会排名列表。WOF是针对一个拥有500多口活动井和30多年生产历史的成熟水淹资产开发的。第一步包括使用python例程收集和清理数据,并将其集成到交互式可视化仪表板中。WOF利用这些数据生成了以下机会类型的排序列表:(a)扶正/下放机会(b)关水机会(c)增眼机会(d) PLT/ILT数据收集机会,以及(e)增产机会。使用python实现的WOF算法主要由基于规则的工作流组成,在中间步骤中偶尔使用机器学习。在大型成熟资产中,油田/油藏/井评价通常是逐个区域或逐个油藏进行的,因此是一个缓慢的过程。对整个油田的机会进行更新的整体概述,从而确定最佳机会的优先级,这是一项挑战。尽管机会筛选逻辑可能与明确的基于物理的规则有关,但其成熟往往是困难的,因为它需要通过费力的人工审查过程来处理和整合大量多学科数据。WOF通过利用直接从数据库收集数据的数据处理算法和应用定制的数据处理例程来解决这些问题。这使得数据准备和集成时间减少了90%。WOF使用与石油工程原理相关的工作流程,得出了可能增加1-2%石油产量的机会排名。集成的可视化仪表板允许使用各种独立检查快速透明地验证已识别的机会及其排名基础。WOF的结果将为一系列业务交付要素提供信息,如修井和数据收集计划、基于异常的监控和设施去瓶颈计划。WOF充分利用了两个世界的优势——基于物理的解决方案和数据驱动的技术。它提供了透明的逻辑,可扩展和可复制到各种设置中,因此比纯机器学习方法具有优势。WOF可以利用现有数据加速识别低资本支出/无资本支出的机会。它促进了已投资回报的最大化,从而使企业在低油价环境下具有弹性。
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