Schlumberger Technology Corporation

Vincent Bergbauer

Todd Olsen

Arnaud Houegbelo

Cyril Simon Ferdinand Lagrange

Tze W Ma

Puneet Saraswat

Krishna Mudda

Methods, apparatus, systems, and computer-readable media are set forth for receiving data from a client device, the data associated with an operation occurring at an exploration and production system, ingesting the received data into a data lake, applying one or more transformations to the ingested data prior to consumption of the data, and tracking the one or more transformations made to the ingested data.

Automated refinement and correction of exploration and/or production data in a data lake

A computing system includes one or more processors and a memory. The memory stores instructions that cause the processors to generate a multi-tenant processing environment, and provide, for each of a plurality of tenants, a secure partition to store and isolate data and computational resources of a tenant. The instructions cause the processors to receive, from the tenant, a request to register, with the multi-tenant processing environment, a tenant application to be executed by the secure partition of the tenant. Responsive to the request, the instructions cause the processors to create a partition request message queue, a partition response message queue, and to create, within the secure partition, an application manager. The application manager receives computation parameters from the partition request message queue, passes the computation parameters to the tenant application, receives a computation result from the tenant application, and stores the computation result in the partition response message queue.

System and method for managing external processing in a web-based computing system

A method for local data visibility is disclosed. The method includes detecting data items in a local data repository located in a local environment. In response to the detecting, a computer processor of the local environment collects metadata describing the data items in the local data repository. The metadata includes a project identifier. The metadata is then transmitted, separate from the data items, to a data manager of a database, where the database is accessible by multiple local environments. Accordingly, the data manager determines, based on the project identifier, a synchronization status of the data items in the local data repository, where the synchronization status represents a relationship between the data items in the local data repository and exploration and production data in the database. The data manager further generates, according to a pre-determined data management scheme, an alert based on the synchronization status.

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Vincent Bergbauer