Data storage

Integration of edge computers with real-time process control data is important for users who want to implement analysis and advanced data processing in the field. Traditionally, edge computers are a separate device that must be integrated with controllers and flow computers. Custom applications can be run on the edge computer that will allow for highly advanced real-time analysis of the field measurements, however building an edge environment and integrating data can be a non-trivial task. Similarly, selecting the right edge platform requires deep knowledge of security, application, and communication requirements. Sensia provides a new perspective for those wanting to implement edge computing with their real time control systems. We will discuss and show examples of what a highly integrated edge and control environment can look like and how it creates new options for how you manage and plan your automation projects.

CGG, a global technology and HPC company, announced a major multi-year global data transformation and curation agreement with bp, that will play a key role in supporting bp’s Subsurface digital strategy.

As many in the subsurface and wells space are still working in data silos that limit the ability to implement digital solutions, there’s a weight of expectation surrounding the possibilities promised by the OSDU™ data platform. Now, as the Open Group’s collaboration of almost 150 industry members working to advance digital transformation in our industry approaches its launch, this webinar will separate OSDU-fact from fiction. Join us for ‘OSDU data platform: Why we built it’ and discover who it’s for, how it works, which technologies it enables, and the profound era of change the OSDU data platform will drive in our industry. Fully understand the opportunity the OSDU data platform offers your business and gain detailed insights into this ambitious industry endeavor to accelerate the digital future of oil and gas. Get ready for an engaging webinar featuring Johan Krebbers from Shell and Stephen Whitley from Schlumberger whose open source data ecosystem will form the foundation of the OSDU™ data platform.

The software as a service enables users to load, ingest, manage and access log, well and other E&P data across different locations for greater efficiency and productivity throughout Repsol’s asset portfolio.

Deployment of the Petrotechnical Suite in the DELFI environment on Microsoft Azure, and DrillPlan on Azure Stack, mark significant progress in extending cloud solutions to the E&P market.