Data & Analytics
Sustainability in reservoir management emerges not from standalone initiatives but from integrated, data-driven workflows—where shared models, closed-loop processes, and AI-enabled insights reduce fragmentation and make sustainable performance a natural outcome.
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This study presents a novel hybrid approach to enhance fraud detection in scanned financial documents.
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This paper describes the development and field trials of a cloud-connected, wireless intelligent completion system that enables long-term monitoring and interval control to enhance production management by connecting the user wirelessly from the desktop to downhole inflow-control valves. -
This paper details how artificial intelligence was used to capture analog field-gauge data with a dramatic reduction of cost and an increase in reliability.
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Many forms of remote sensing imagery can be used, along with data sets and the resultant products, to improve the efficiency and safety of upstream oil and gas operations on the North Slope of Alaska.
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Major differences exist between engineering- and nonengineering-related problems. This fact results in major differences between engineering and nonengineering applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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Digital twins are powerful combinations of models and data that “age” throughout the lifecycle of an asset as they gather and integrate data from the field. This technology is a quantum leap from earlier efforts at modeling complex systems.
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This article outlines 10 top trending technologies for 2019, a list that covers diverse topics such as security, the Internet of things, reinforcement learning, energy sustainability, and smart cities.
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Joelle Pineau, a machine-learning scientist at McGill University, is leading an effort to encourage artificial-intelligence researchers to open up their code.
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The international major is calling its latest multiwell project in the Permian Basin a “beacon of innovation.” The goal is to see if combining digital technologies will lower the operating costs of its shale assets.
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As companies look to reduce the time it takes to inspect a subsea pipeline, as well as the costs involved in the operation, autonomous systems have become a more desirable option. How close are they to becoming the norm?
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Innovating internal systems at Exxon inspires executives to create a forum for the oil and gas industry.
