Digital oilfield news

In the second part of this two-part article, Lisa J. Graham, Seeq Corp., provides use cases of machine learning in action in the oil and gas industry.

Machine learning is a powerful tool, but it requires extensive domain expertise for successful deployment, as Lisa J. Graham, Seeq Corp., explains in the first part of a two-part article.

Al Rivero, Rajant Corporation, explains the operational benefits achieved from connecting isolated oilfields to a central operations centre through wireless broadband networks.

Well Control School has announced the launch of the SMART knowledge retention programme, a new online well control training aid.

Pre-Stack Pro enables users to fully leverage 100% of their seismic data using advanced tools for AVO processing and quantitative amplitude interpretation.

WellSharp Live has been developed as a temporary solution to support ongoing training and learning in the oil and gas industry during the Covid-19 crisis.

DNV GL has issued an international call to oil and gas operators and the supply chain to pilot a methodology that will prove whether the data generated by digital twins can be trusted, and if the technology is delivering value.

James McCallum, Xergy, argues that using digital technology and data in new ways to bring new talent to the oil and gas industry will be key to unlocking its survival and recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic and low oil prices.

The company's VeroTM automated connection integrity has successfully completed 100 runs and 33 000 tubular connections in operations worldwide since its market debut.

The sister event to SPE Offshore Europe is to move from a face-to-face conference and exhibition to a virtual conference format.