This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: David John O'Connell: Inventor in Wireline Operations
Introduction
David John O'Connell is an inventor associated with St. Albert, Canada. His patent work addresses the control of multi-stage wireline operations in wells, including plug-and-perf operations.
Latest Patents
O'Connell is credited with 1 patent: “Method and System for Controlling a Multi-Stage Wireline Operation in a Well.” The invention describes using trained machine-learning models to predict optimized wireline parameters. One model generates predictions for the initial stage, while another generates predictions for each subsequent stage. A wireline control system then carries out each stage according to the corresponding optimized parameters.
Career Highlights
The patent highlights an application of machine learning to well operations. By tailoring parameter predictions to the initial and later stages, the disclosed system aims to guide the control of a multi-stage wireline process.
Collaborations
The provided information lists Jeffrey Golinowski and Marcin Jerzy Mizianty as O'Connell’s coworkers.
Conclusion
David John O'Connell’s patent focuses on applying machine learning to optimize and control successive stages of wireline operations in a well.
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