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Data Science for Petroleum Production Engineering. Part 2: Acquiring the data

16 April 2016

data science, petroleum engineering

In the past session we got an introduction to the multiwell statistics package showing a few of the things that we can do with the Petronas PTech Engineering Library. Now, we will explore some more functionality. It is incredible the huge amount of information when we get from all the wells in one scan pass. The data starts to have sense. A well in isolation or standalone doesn’t tell used much about the field or differences between well parameters from well to well.

Data Science for Petroleum Production Engineering

14 April 2016

data science, petroleum engineering, python

In the last century, the production engineer built the well models one by one and analyzed the results also one by one. With the ubiquity of the personal computer, desktops and laptops, an unimaginable computational power has been put in our hands. But we need the right tools! The spreadsheet was invented in the 80’s and was a great invention. The beauty of it is that you can produce results right away.