Schlumberger Technology Corporation

Services Petroliers Schlumberger

Geoquest Systems B.v.

Zhenning Bao

Hui Li

Nikita Chugunov

Joel Herve Le Calvez

Ram Sunder Kalyanraman

Hua Yu

Thomas Pfeiffer

Hadrien Dumont

Vassilis Varveropoulos

Bertrand Claude Theuveny

Eric Jeanson

Morten Kristensen

Simon Edmundson

Erwan Olliero

Ke Jiang

Henri-Pierre Valero

Gong Rui Yan

Sebastien Roche

Claude Signer

Guillaume Borrel

Bei Yan

Wiwin Yuliana

Pierre Bettinelli

Marie Lefranc

Marie Emeline Cecile Lefranc

The present disclosure relates to a system that is operable to receive an execution plan and execute a control operation on one or more equipment based operations within the execution plan. The one or more operations may include a data capturing operation associated with a resource site. In one embodiment, the system may be operable to execute at least a first operation in response to a success variable of the data capturing operation indicating a successful execution of the data capturing operation. The first operation may include a quality control operation that is executed by comparing at least one characteristic of the captured data to an expected characteristic to generate quality state data. The quality state data may have one of an acceptable status and an undesirable status. In response to the quality state data indicating an acceptable status for the quality control operation, executing at least a second operation.

Autonomous operations in oil and gas fields

A method for planning and drilling a well includes receiving geomechanical and geological data for a subterranean domain, and receiving an initial well trajectory including a well path and survey points. The method includes conducting a wellbore stability analysis along the well trajectory based in part on the geomechanical and geological data. Conducting the wellbore stability analysis includes identifying a subset of the well path intervals along the well trajectory as having a risk for instability. The method includes calculating a geomechanics nudge for one or more survey points along the well trajectory. The geomechanics nudge is calculated as a derivative of the wellbore stability at the one or more survey points. The method includes modifying the one or more survey points and the one or more well path intervals connected thereto based in part on the geomechanics nudge to generate a modified well trajectory.

Well planning using geomechanics nudge

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