The duration spent on drilling is an essential element to be taken into account when exploring any hydrocarbon field as it is a direct reflection of the money spent. This article looks into Non-Performing Time events by discussing it from the sub-surface and surface scenarios, based on the analysis performed in 5 wells of the Volve Oilfield. ...
recorded for a well primarily depends on the purpose of the drilling activity. This article categorizes the log suits based on Exploratory drilling and Development drilling.
The Volve oilfield has three types of Well completions designed with offshore completions: Oil production Wells, Water injection Wells and Water production Wells. The Wells are deviated and drilled from a single offshore
The WITSML database may be used to calculate the Well deviation, Geomechanical analysis, Drilling operation activity analysis, Prediction of drilling issues
The license governing the Volve oil field dataset strongly influences its the outreach and potential applications. The dataset was initially released under the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license that prevented commercial use of the dataset and mandated all derivative material to be open-source, non commercial. Essentially, the dataset was supposed to be used exclusively by the open academia, and not for commercial entities. This license agreement was criticized by the community. ...
Petrophysical data of the Volve data is available in the Well_logs folder of the dataset. The data is available as raw and processed well log data files along with interpretation reports. We will be using the Welly Python Library to import and process the Well logs. A newer well log format - the JSON well log - will used to instead of the other formats
The Volve oilfield PDO (Plan for Development and Operation) was originally published in Norwegian and is an authorized document. We provide you with an English translation of the document. ...
The Volve dataset is most complete open source Exploration & Production data available and provides a detailed insight into the life of the field right from Exploration to Abandonment. The Volve Data Village is an album of 11 different folders containing 9 data types. ...
The Volve Oilfield Dataset is officially available on the Equinor website. The dataset can be downloaded using the Microsoft Azure Storage application. ...
On 26th March 1993, the discovery well 15/9-19 SR was up for completion and production testing. The well produced at a maximum rate of 1358 m3/d. This was the turning point for a journey, that started in 1976, when the Block 15/9 along with Block 15/8 was awarded the Production License (PL) 046.
