Landmark Graphics Corporation

Halliburton Energy Services, Inc.

Matthew Edwin Wise

Mahdi Parak

Keshava Prasad Rangarajan

Gustavo Adolfo Urdaneta

Egidio Marotta

Jeffery L Grable

Nishant Raizada

Moray Lamond Laing

David Paul Welch

Mahesh Kumar Thandra Aswinikumar

Aspects of the subject technology relate to systems and methods for predicting dysfunctions in physical systems. A dysfunction codex can be provided that includes a plurality of dysfunction models for predicting one or more dysfunctions in a physical system based on one or more specific contexts of the physical system. The dysfunction codex can be applied by selecting a dysfunction model of the plurality of dysfunction models within the dysfunction codex to apply based on the one or more specific contexts of the physical system. Further, a dysfunction of the physical system can be predicted by applying the dysfunction model to input system data of the physical system to predict the dysfunction of the physical system.

Dynamic drilling dysfunction codex

A container stack configurator can build customized software applications and deploy the applications to a wellbore computing network or through offline installer devices. The stack configurator can receive a selection from a user of a configuration repository. The stack configurator can determine available branches of the configuration repository including images, tags, and container names. The stack configurator can present a list of services associated with the container names to the user using a user interface. The stack configurator can receive a selection of an installer type and generate a customized build of the installer type. The customized build of the installer can be an offline installer that is deployable on an offline target machine using a first communication media or an online installer that is deployable to an online target machine using a second communication media.

Generating customized wellbore software application installer for deployment in a wellbore computing network

Certain aspects and features relate to a system that efficiently determines optimal actuator set points to satisfy an objective in controlling equipment such as systems for drilling, production, completion or other operations associated with oil or gas production from a wellbore. A platform can receive data and also make use of and communicate with multiple algorithms asynchronously and efficiently to project automatic optimum set points for controllable parameters. Services can provide data over a real-time messaging bus and the data can be captured by an orchestrator that aggregates all data and calls a solver orchestrator to determine optimized parameters for a current state in time to send to control systems or display in a dashboard.

Distributed control system using asynchronous services in a wellbore

A smart legend groups plot lines that reflect the same type of drill string analysis. The smart legend includes parent level legend entries, each parent level legend entry including child level legend entries. The child level legend entries for a given parent level legend entry correspond to plot lines that reflect a particular type of drill string analysis. Each child level legend entry corresponds to a plot line that reflects the particular drill string analysis performed over a different depth range. This allows users easily to view and compare the analyses at the different drilling depth ranges.

Smart grouping legend

A depth range manager provide users with a way to run and retain multiple depth range analyzes for a drill string operation, including the operational parameters for each analysis. This allows users easily to view and compare the analyzes at the different drilling depth ranges. In some embodiments, instead of drilling depth ranges, users may also urn and retain multiple different models and analyzes using multiple different drilling times. The operational parameters for the multiple different models and analyzes may be defined and stored using a flexible one-to-many database structure that accommodates the different sets of operational parameters as well as any existing single-analysis parameters associated with legacy analyzes. A graphical interface allows users easily to define and store the operational parameters in the flexible one-to-many database structure.

Depth range manager for drill string analysis

A trip speed table is created containing records. Each record contains a step location, wherein a step is defined to be the location in a well of a deepest end of a drill string, a minimum trip speed for the step location, wherein the minimum trip speed is defined to be the maximum trip speed less than or equal to a default trip speed at which the drill string can be tripped without exceeding a fracture gradient or falling below a pore pressure at a slice depth, and the slice depth where the minimum trip speed for the step location occurred.

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Matthew Edwin Wise