1. Real-time Operations Center Architecture
Marty Paulk
Global Operations Manager – Real-time Applications
Sperry Drilling Services

2. Customer drivers for RTOC
Improve the quality and speed of well planning and well delivery decisions
Reduce NPT
Mitigate risk
Improve drilling efficiency
Optimize well placement
To reduce POB and associated costs
Utilization of limited personnel resources and access to experts
Knowledge management

3. People, processes & technology

4. Collaborative Planning

6. 24/7 Monitoring

7. Knowledge management

8. Minimizing POB

9. Optimizing well productivity

10. Mobile RTOC

11. WITSML Business Drivers
Growth in real-time operations centers (RTOC)
High value creation through consulting services
Decoupling of consulting services from tool services
Opportunities for software licensing
Real-time data management opportunities
Time-based data applications within Engineering workflows
Real-time data feed into G&G interpretation environment

12. Functional requirements & architectural design
Rigsite data aggregation
Rig to office data transfer
Data server hosting
Data management
Remote control
24/7 monitoring and intervention
Access to other vendor data
Real-time Web visualization
Persistent data store
Transfer to other vendor systems
Transfer to project databases
INSITE
INSITE WITSML 1.2
INSITE Anywhere
Right Time System
OpenWire

13. RTOC Architecture INSITE® Data Exchange INSITE Anywhere® Clients HTTP
INSITE® Servers
INSITE Anywhere®
Server
WITSML
INSITE WITSML
Server
24/7 Monitoring & Intervention
Geosteering
Petrophysics
Drilling Optimization
OpenWorks
EDM
OpenWire
DecisionSpace
Compass Well
Planning
Right Time System
WITSML

14. WITSML Offerings Right Time System Persistent data store
Dashboard visualization
OpenWire
Automatic loading into interpretation/engineering projects
Server-styled management of data pipelines
Insite WITSML Server
Real-time drilling optimization
Insite Anywhere WEB data visualization

15. Questions?