Dare to Change: An Approach to Implement Enterprise Level of Real Time Well Solution for Collaborative Working Environment

Mohamad, Azlan; Yusoff, Noorazmah; Aris, Sazalee M.; Bismo, Dismas; Regan, Matthew

doi:10.2118/180580-ms

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“…In [5], different collaborating environments such as RBAC, Team-based Access Control model (TMAC) and Extended RBAC model has been implemented and evaluated for sharing and privacy preserving rules and metrics. In [11], different challenges related to collaborative environments have been discussed. In the light of those issues, related solutions have also been proposed.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Rule Adaptation in Collaborative Working Environments using RBAC Model

Kamran¹,

Mateen²,

Asim³

et al. 2017

ijacsa

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Abstract-Collaborative Working Environments (CWEs) are getting prominence these days. With the increase in the use of collaboration tools and technologies, a lot of sharing and privacy issues have also emerged. Due to its dynamic nature, a CWE needs to adapt the changes into accordingly. In this paper, we have implemented the Adaptive Dynamic Sharing and Privacy-aware Role Based Access Control (Adaptive DySP-RBAC) model which provides user's information privacy to dynamically adapt the changes occurring in the system at any time. The proposed model has been implemented as a prototype and tested. Results have shown that our system efficiently and effectively adapts access rules according to the changes happening in a CWE along with preserving the user's information privacy in the system.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Rule Adaptation in Collaborative Working Environments using RBAC Model

Kamran¹,

Mateen²,

Asim³

et al. 2017

ijacsa

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Real-Time Operation: Game Changer Towards Effective and Collaborative Drilling Operation

Atemin

Iskandar²,

Aziz³

2017

Day 3 Wed, November 15, 2017

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PETRONAS has adopted drilling operation digitalization and formed real-time drilling operation center; which is also known as WELLS RTC since a decade ago, in conjunction with the company’s recent theme – Collaboration, Pace and Going Digital. Traditionally, a real-time drilling operation center has always been perceived as a monitoring center only for quick decision making to reduce Non-Productive Time (NPT). However, over the years the centre has evolved and not only has proven how the real-time operation center has allowed real – time problem solving, but it has actually brings so much additional value to the company as a whole. It has been the centre of drilling process and workflow efficiency transformation, the knowledge transfer and the collaborative discussion between multiple disciplines team that involved in drilling planning and operation. Prior to the existence of WELLS RTC, communications were made via emails and phone calls. Delayed decisions and miscommunication occurred along the way. WELLS RTC which operates 24/7 acts as collaboration center that provides avenue for the subject matter experts (SME) to discuss and make real time decision when needed. Collaboration & discussion is not confined to just Drilling Engineers, but includes and not limited to the Geological and Geophysical (G&G) team who are working on the well. Real-time data is now being stored in PETRONAS data center allowing the company to have full access to their own data. A direct impact of having a real-time operation center is the improved communication between each personnel who are involve in the drilling operation. Tough decisions are now easier to be made especially when the SMEs are sitting together under one roof looking at the real-time data transmitted from the rig site. Also, having full access to PETRONAS historical data allows the employee to search for the lesson learnt and best practices on the previous wells/fields allowing them to make more educated judgment (when needed) based on existing data. This data can be made available immediately for case study purposes. Software environments that are able to connect data between multiple servicing companies using the Wellsite Information Transfer Standard Mark Up Language (WITSML) format has resulted in increased accuracy of data communication which is needed for collaborative discussion. This paper will describe and explain the benefits of having a real-time drilling operation center via case studies studies on collaboration between multiple work groups contribute to the success of multiple drilling projects delivery and the technology used to setup this center.

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Integrated Real-Time Operation Centre: A Complete Solution towards Effective & Efficient Drilling Operation

Iskandar¹,

Abiddin²,

Nazzeri³

et al. 2018

Day 2 Wed, March 21, 2018

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Back then, communication between rig-site and town was a huge challenge, even in Malaysia where the first offshore drilling started in the 1960s. During those days, offshore rigs and platform seems isolated and communication was only done via phone call and fax machine which has resulted in very delayed information, and at some point, causes difficult decision making. However, as to date, real-time communication is no longer sounds alien to many people. In fact, it has become common terms that has been widely used in many other industries. With the emergence of sophisticated drilling software and a standard communication protocol, a real-time operation centre is typically occupied with multiple software with different function and capabilities to aid the drilling operation. Having an integrated real-time operation centre equipped with high technology software and coupled with subject matter experts in one room has often leads to efficiency and consistency while drilling especially when encountering complex drilling environment. This set-up has enable high level of collaboration starting from planning phase, drilling execution and post job phase, knowing that all domain experts' works from a single data source, where all decisions & modifications made are agreed upon. Pacing in this digital era, Oil and Gas operators and service providers now aims to embark on digital transformation to elevate their ability and agility to thrive in digital environment as an effort to be ahead of competitors. Having lots of data coming from various sources; leads this industry in this big data world. As technology is advancing at the speed of sound, the industry has now starting to talk about drilling automation, machine learning, artificial intelligence and big data analytics. To be able to do this, the people and the data itself must be ready for it, digitally and technically. This paper will talk about where we are now in regards with digitalization, explaining in detail how an integrated real time centre solution being deployed in operator's office together with the services provided and how we are preparing ourselves for digitalization to catch up with the fast pace of digitalization era.

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Dare to Change: An Approach to Implement Enterprise Level of Real Time Well Solution for Collaborative Working Environment

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

Rule Adaptation in Collaborative Working Environments using RBAC Model

Rule Adaptation in Collaborative Working Environments using RBAC Model

Real-Time Operation: Game Changer Towards Effective and Collaborative Drilling Operation

Integrated Real-Time Operation Centre: A Complete Solution towards Effective & Efficient Drilling Operation

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