Give production and reliability teams a shared view of the wells worth investigating, the evidence behind each finding, and the operating options to review.
REAL OPERATIONS · LICENSED ILLUSTRATIVE FOOTAGECredits ↗
01 / THE CORE PACKAGE
A clear foundation.
Value you can assess.
Start with the assets and data that matter. We agree on scope and success criteria before building.
INCLUDED WITHIN THE AGREED SCOPE
Oil & gas Core analytics
01Behavior models for the agreed asset family
02Production and equipment anomaly analysis
03Well and equipment investigation priorities
04Operating history linked to maintenance evidence
Data assessment, model validation, and delivery into your tools: Power BI, Tableau, custom applications or CMMS.
Extend where it makes sense.
Optional modules selected for value and data readiness.
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ESP health and validated failure-risk models
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Constrained gas-lift allocation
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Rod-pump dynamometer-card classification
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Virtual flow metering and compressor analytics
Data and technical scope
Pressures, temperatures, motor current, drive frequency, well tests, lift configuration and intervention history. Gas lift needs injection and compressor limits; rod lift needs load/displacement cards.
Scope is agreed by lift or equipment family. Without labeled failures, report anomalies rather than failure probabilities. Setpoint proposals stay subject to engineering review and operating limits.
MARINE OPERATIONS · REAL FOOTAGE
CONTEXT MATTERS
Each lift system needs its own model.
Bring well conditions, equipment behavior and intervention history together to prepare an informed decision.
Review intake conditions, load and frequency together before diagnosing a performance change.
[2] TEST-E12
Recent well test
The sample well test reports a rate decline; operating and fluid conditions need reconciliation.
What should we review?
The two signals justify a well-and-pump review [1][2]. Check sensor consistency and changed fluid or intake conditions before attributing the deviation to wear. No failure probability is inferred.
04
Prepared for your review.
The proposal retains its supporting data and documents.
DRAFT · NOT EXECUTED
Connect pump load to well behavior
Reconcile well-test and drive data
Review operating envelope with the lift engineer
Prepare an investigation note with supporting trends
05
Your team makes the decision.
A well-specific investigation is ready for engineering review.
✓SIMULATED REVIEW
Artificial-lift engineer
Evidence reviewed · proposal prepared
No equipment connections or external actions.
FIELD / 03
Allocate lift gas where it adds value
+3%illustrative predicted production
01
A signal worth investigating.
A synthetic allocation predicts 3% more total production at the same 6 MMscf/d gas supply.
Compare rates at the same total lift-gas supplyILLUSTRATIVE DATA
Current allocationProposed allocation
Synthetic response model, 6 MMscf/d total, 1–4 MMscf/d per well. Forecast comparison; no achieved production claim.
02
Connect the context.
A constrained model compares well responses before an engineer reviews a field trial.
Use validated well-response curves and the available compression capacity.
[2] LIMIT-G03
Example field constraints
Total injection: 6 MMscf/d. Per-well range: 1–4 MMscf/d. Verify all other limits before testing.
What should we review?
The proposal redistributes supply across different marginal well responses [1] while respecting the sample gas limits [2]. Predicted uplift remains a scenario until verified by a controlled field trial.
04
Prepared for your review.
The proposal retains its supporting data and documents.
DRAFT · NOT EXECUTED
Allocate lift gas where it adds value
Validate curves against recent well tests
Review compressor and well constraints
Prepare a supervised trial and verification plan
05
Your team makes the decision.
A constrained trial proposal is ready. No setpoints have been changed.
✓SIMULATED REVIEW
Production engineer
Evidence reviewed · proposal prepared
No equipment connections or external actions.
RP-09
Turn a changed card into an investigation
RP-09sample rod-pump investigation
01
A signal worth investigating.
The example card loses part of its loaded shape while the inferred fillage indicator declines.
A changed card shape deserves a closer lookILLUSTRATIVE DATA
ExpectedObserved
Illustrative surface dynamometer card. Similar patterns may have multiple causes; confirm with operating and well data.
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Connect the context.
Pattern recognition links dynamometer cards with operating context and previous service records.
Card patterns require corroboration from stroke settings, fluid conditions and measurement quality.
[2] WO-R009
Rod-pump service history
The sample history includes previous investigation of incomplete pump filling.
What should we review?
Incomplete filling is a hypothesis to assess against stroke conditions and well evidence [1][2]. Similar shapes may arise from other causes; the classifier does not settle the diagnosis.
04
Prepared for your review.
The proposal retains its supporting data and documents.
DRAFT · NOT EXECUTED
Turn a changed card into an investigation
Check card calibration and stroke settings
Compare historical cards and well conditions
Prepare a reviewed diagnostic checklist
05
Your team makes the decision.
A documented diagnostic checklist is ready.
✓SIMULATED REVIEW
Lift specialist
Evidence reviewed · proposal prepared
No equipment connections or external actions.
Illustrative data · sample documents · simulated workflow. These are not client results.
Read the complete story
Connect pump load to well behavior
Motor current rises above the operating baseline while the example well-test rate weakens.
The two signals justify a well-and-pump review [1][2]. Check sensor consistency and changed fluid or intake conditions before attributing the deviation to wear. No failure probability is inferred.
Reconcile well-test and drive data
Review operating envelope with the lift engineer
Prepare an investigation note with supporting trends
A well-specific investigation is ready for engineering review.
Allocate lift gas where it adds value
A synthetic allocation predicts 3% more total production at the same 6 MMscf/d gas supply.
The proposal redistributes supply across different marginal well responses [1] while respecting the sample gas limits [2]. Predicted uplift remains a scenario until verified by a controlled field trial.
Validate curves against recent well tests
Review compressor and well constraints
Prepare a supervised trial and verification plan
A constrained trial proposal is ready. No setpoints have been changed.
Turn a changed card into an investigation
The example card loses part of its loaded shape while the inferred fillage indicator declines.
Incomplete filling is a hypothesis to assess against stroke conditions and well evidence [1][2]. Similar shapes may arise from other causes; the classifier does not settle the diagnosis.