Real-time signals exchanged during drilling operations are in constant evolution, provided by multiple stakeholders that have distinct perspectives on the drilling process. To achieve improved drilling management and control, the seamless exchange of real-time drilling data, without the necessity of any human intervention to configure software applications, is desirable. The complete paper presents a drilling semantic framework that allows software solutions to achieve automatic and versatile self-configuration. However, the data-exchange performances are compatible with the requirements of high-end applications involved in the management and control of drilling operations.
Motivation
Many data providers are involved in the well-construction process.
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