Aker BP and Inmeta have jointly won the Norwegian Computer Association’s innovation award for their Wells value stream-team collaboration.
Courtesy Aker BP
Offshore staff
LYSAKER, Norway—Aker BP and Inmeta have jointly won the Norwegian Computer Association’s innovation award for their Wells value stream-team collaboration.
The team has developed a tool for automatic interpretation of subsurface data. It uses algorithms and machine learning on data from well logs to solve two problems associated with interpretation of well information:
One is "BadLog Flagging," the process of providing quality assurance of large volumes of data before they are further interpreted. Traditionally this has involved time-consuming, but critical, manual work as bad data can negatively impact future interpretations.
Another development is shale volume interpretation to determine the location and size of reservoirs.
