Drilling automation

AI-Based System Automates Textual Classification of Daily Drilling Reports

This paper presents an approach for automatic daily-drilling-report classification that incorporates new techniques of artificial intelligence.

Example of processing multiple sentences and how each token is represented.
Fig. 1—Example of processing multiple sentences and how each token is represented.
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Structured daily drilling reports (DDRs) are a rich source of information that allows better planning, more-accurate risk analysis, and improved key performance indicators and contracts. However, such information is originally stored in a free-text and unstructured format, which becomes difficult for efficient data mining. With the advance of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, particularly AI language models, applying such techniques over unstructured data has become critical to digital transformation. The complete paper presents an approach for automatic DDR classification that incorporates new techniques of AI.

Introduction

This work addresses the complex task of automatic classification of DDRs according to a newly proposed ontology.

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