Motive Drilling Technologies, Inc.

Helmerich & Payne Technologies, LLC

Magnetic Variation Services, LLC

Jeshurun Micaiah Chisholm

Richard Kulavik

Jason Truman Rice

Ann Kamel Fitzgerald

Brian Eugene Stokeld

Todd W Benson

Stefan Maus

Marc Willerth

George Michalopulos

Jarrod Shawn DeVerse

Alexander Michael Mitkus

Qianlong Liu

Timothy William Gee

In some implementations, a computing device may include one or more processors, a memory for storing instructions that when executed by the one or more processors perform operations may include: accessing a drill plan for a drilling operation; receiving a plurality of drilling parameters for the drilling operation; generating a report including: a graphical depiction of the drilling operation based on the plurality of drilling parameters for the drilling operation, the graphic depiction including an animated or video illustration of the drilling operation within a past predetermined time period; a plurality of metrics associated with the drilling operation as provided by the drill plan; and a summary of a planned activity for a drilling operation for a future predetermined time period. Also, the device may include saving the report on a sever connected to a network. Further, the device may include providing the report to at least one user. Similar systems and methods may be used to automatically generate and distribute or provide access to video reports of completion and/or production activities during a first time interval and planned completion and/or production activities during a future, second time interval.

Systems and methods for drilling operations

A method and system for geosteering may generate a misfit function using a spline function. The misfit function may be used to accurately map errors or differences between TVD-based measurement data for one or more reference wells and MD-based measurement data collected during drilling of a subject well, in order to accurately determine a stratigraphic location of the subject well.

Geosteering methods and systems for improved drilling performance

Downhole display systems and methods. A display of one or more portions of a well log of a well during drilling may be displayed together with a display of one or more portions of one or more reference well logs, which may be presented as projected onto one or more planes, respectively. The logs may be segmented and correlated, with the segments or correlated portions displayed in different colors. A user may manipulate the display of the logs or log segments to assist in correlating them. The user may also manipulate the display so that the view provided of the wellbore and the projected logs changes in any one or all of three dimensions. In addition, the user may manipulate the display by navigating along the length of the borehole to view the projected logs at any point along the well path.

Downhole display

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Jeshurun Micaiah Chisholm