Surveillance data provide the information for timely decisions that enhance efficiency, increase productivity, and reduce the technical complexities associated with deepwater operations. Advanced technologies and secure connectivity set the venue for turning decisions based on real-time data into actions that reduce production delays and minimize chokebacks.
Capabilities include monitoring of temperature, pressure, strain, vibration, shape, flow, and fluid properties. Field-proven fiber-optic-enabled communications and power hubs seamlessly integrate multiple subsurface and subsea monitoring and control devices with an open architecture.
Reservoir and production engineers optimize intelligent completions at the design stage. Advanced technologies enable real-time reservoir monitoring and operational control of some services via secure data transmissions through the InterACT data delivery service. Engineered connectivity between the upper and lower completions allows separate control of each for optimal production efficiency. Custom completion workflows combine data from downhole sensors with zonal flow control to enhance production or reservoir management.
Reliable options for well testing, completion, and intervention help operators protect deepwater assets and maximize their value. As development strategies move ever deeper, the ability to access and verify downhole data, both from the reservoir and the completion, using systems designed for the complexities of the environment—water depth, weather conditions, ocean currents, equipment reliability, and well accessibility—is increasingly important.
The ability to continuously monitor flow from your deepwater reservoir can help you to quickly identify anomalies and take fast corrective action. This is especially important in deep water where the reduced number of wells per field means each one must produce at optimal performance for as long as possible.
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