Wellsite Information Transfer Standard ML (WITSML)
SIG Technical Working Meetings

Registration Information

Logistics Information

Agenda

Nov. 15-16, 2005

Viking Stadium
Stavanger, Norway

Hosted by Statoil



 POSC's WITSML Special Interest Groups held working meetings for a day and a half prior to the WITSML Public Seminar on November 17.  These  meetings were open to active WITSML SIG members and invited guests only.

Parallel meeting were held by the WITSML Implementation Support Team, Technical Teams and Use Case and Requirements Team. 

  • The Implementation Support Team addressed experiences using WITSML enabled products.
  • The Technical Teams addressed feedback from experience using the current versions of WITSML V1.3.1. 
  • The Use Case and Requirements Team addressed pending areas of expansion including Drilling Reports, Completions and Interventions.. 

More information on the WITSML initiative/specifications can be found on the WITSML Web site or by contacting Alan Doniger at POSC.  All organizations with an interest in the WITSML standard are invited to join the WITSML SIG to support the standard and to determine its future direction. 

Agenda

Tue.  Nov. 15 Afternoon
SIG Working Meetings

Open to Active SIG Members ONLY
 

12:30

13:00

Registration

Opening Session:

  • Welcome and Introductions
  • Team Reports on Plans for these meetings
  • WITSML Standards: Daily Use in Statoil, Frithjof W. b. Tønnessen, Statoil Realtime Data Center Manager
  • Discussion and Planning on the Content Rules and Data Integrity
15:15

Afternoon Working Sessions:

  • WITSML SIG Technical Teams Meeting
    • Address current issues
    • Plans for '06
  • WITSML SIG  Implementation Support Team Meeting 
    • Follow-up on Content Rules and Data Integrity
17:00 Adjourn

Wed.  Nov. 16
SIG Working Meetings

Morning Sessions Open to Active SIG Members ONLY

Afternoon Sessions Open to Active SIG Members and Invited Guests ONLY

If you would like to be invited as a guest, please contact Alan Doniger or Struby Overton at POSC.

 

Emerging Component 
Identification Technologies 
Set to Make Big Impact on the Oilfield

Ian Binmore, Merrick Systems

Recent developments in systems and technologies to rapidly identify surface and downhole oilfield components will likely change the way that oilfield tubulars are purchased, managed and used. Furthermore, the implementation of rapid component identification (RCID) systems will likely accelerate the widespread adoption of portable computer power to rig-site operations.

 

 

 

 

 


 

08:30


09:00

 Registration & Continental Breakfast

Morning Joint Session:

  • Discussion of overall SIG plans and progress
  • Discussion of cross-team issues and opportunities
  • OLF Daily Drilling Reporting Project, Frode Svensen, Cap Gemini and Henning Jansen, National Oilwell Varco
    • Discussion of Interaction with POSC and WITSML SIG
  • Emerging Component Identification Technologies Set To Make Big Impact in the Oilfield, Ian Binmore, Merrick Systems (See abstract on left.)
    • Discussion and Planning

10:30

Morning Working Sessions:

  • WITSML SIG Technical Teams Meeting (continued)
  • WITSML SIG Use Case and Requirements Team Meeting
    • Daily Drilling Reports
    • Other Future Subjects
12:00 Lunch
13:00

Afternoon Working Sessions:
(Open to invited guests)

  • WITSML SIG Technical Teams Meeting (continued)
  • WITSML SIG Use Case Requirements Team or Implementation Support Team Meeting (continued)
16:30

Afternoon Joint Session:
(Open to invited guests)

  • Team Reports on this meeting's accomplishments
  • Summary of plans through 2006
  • Questions & Answers from participants and invited guests
17:00 Adjourn
  WITSML SIG Steering Committee Meeting (until 18:00)

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