Calgary Q1 Data Management Luncheon March 4, 2015

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1 Titanium Sponsor Titanium Sponsor Platinum Sponsor PROFESSIONAL PETROLEUM DATA MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION Venue Sponsor Calgary Q1 Data Management Luncheon March 4, 2015 Food & Beverage Sponsor What Does Stepping up your Game Look Like for Managing Canadian Well Location Data in 2015? Featuring: Pat Ryan, Noah Consulting 1 4/1/2015 Copyright 2014, PPDM Association. All Rights Reserved

2 UPCOMING EVENTS Perth Data Management Symposium August 5&6, 2015 Parmelia Hilton Calgary Data Management Symposium, Tradeshow & AGM TELUS SPARK October 19-21, 2015 More info will be announced on 2 4/1/2015 Copyright 2014, PPDM Association. All Rights Reserved

3 What Does Stepping up your Game Look Like for Managing Canadian Well Location Data in 2015? PPDM Q1 Data Management Luncheon Calgary, Alberta Pat Ryan

4 Agenda Meeting Expectations A Bit About Me Catalysts for Change Let s Talk Basic Canadian Well Location Data Discussion Period Let s Talk about Managing Well Location Data Additional Slides for Discussion Period if of Interest Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 4

5 A Bit About Me Retired from Manager, Corporate Well Data role at Nexen in mid 2013 after 34 years in the industry Began semi-retirement career with contracts in 2014 thru Noah Consulting Joined Noah Consulting s Calgary team in Jan 2015 as a permanent part time employee Role of subject-matter expert for foundational data management and data governance initiatives Why Noah? Our reputation hinges on our ability to provide delivery excellence at every engagement. We do this through an organizational approach and an engagement model that enable clients to rapidly see value in increased decision making ability. This approach employs contemporary accelerators backed by methodologies and a team of experienced specialists who have a unique blend of information technology and energy expertise. Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 5

6 Catalysts for Change Why do we need to Step Up the Game in well surface location and wellbore positioning data management? Complexity of dense pad drilling, SAGD well pairs and horizontal wells This is the new normal as Canada plans to capitalize on the Oil Sands and Shale plays! Critical need for 3D well positioning accuracy for reservoir optimization and collision avoidance Multi-disciplinary demands for real-time data, data integration, data visualization and analytics Changes in regulatory, health, safety & environmental requirements Economic downturn creating demand to do more with less Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 6

7 Oil Sands SAGD Well Pairs Horizontal & Multilateral Drilling Alternate Water Management Pad Drilling Slotted Liners From Surmont Energy website Wedge Well From Cenovus website Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 7

8 Shale Plays Horizontal & Multilateral Drilling from Pads Multistage Frac ing & Slotted Liners Coiled Tubing Microseismic Drilling the Source Rock & Geosteering Alternate Water Management Organic Geochemistry Note: All images & photos were gathered from internet searches Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 8

9 Let s Talk Basic Canadian Well Location Data! Simple Well Concept With the more complex realities Surface Location Planned and as-built metes and bounds with measured or calculated latitude/longitude and X/Ys Ground elevation License # and well name Wellbore Path Planned and as-built directional survey with depth, deviation and azimuth along with calculated latitude/longitude and X/Ys Bottom Hole Location Planned and as-built total depth and calculated latitude/longitude, X/Ys, TVD Licensed UWI Image from PPDM Website - WIAW Standard Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 9

10 CAPP - Canadian Industry Drilling Stats 2013 Drilling Activity in Western Canada Well Surface Location Total Wells Metres New Field Wildcats ,699 New Pool Wildcats ,592 Deeper Pool Tests ,032 Shallower Pool Tests - - Outposts 621 1,480,759 Total Exploratory Wells 1,065 2,762,082 Stratigraphic Tests 2,347 1,016,013 Development Wells 7,144 16,688,559 Bitumen Wells 1,941 2,338,594 Service & Misc Wells ,143 Total Completions 13,191 23,715,391 Wellbore Metres Drilled Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 10

11 Related Data Needed to Accurately Locate a Well at the Surface Well Origin Survey Plat Survey grid (ATS 4.1 or previous) Measurement reference point Datum (NAD83 or NAD27) Map projection (UTM zone) Planned, as-built or revision? Note: All images & photos were gathered from internet searches Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Note: Survey Plat images courtesy of IHS Page 11

12 Pad Well Plat Example Pad Survey Plat Many well surfaces and wellbores from a single pad Planned, as-built or revision? Note: All images & photos were gathered from internet searches Note: Survey Plat images courtesy of IHS Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 12

13 Related Data Needed to Accurately Locate a Wellbore Path in the Subsurface Wellbore Accurate surface location Directional survey report Measurement reference (rig dependent) North reference Planned, as-built or revision? Still relevant Note: All images & photos were gathered from internet searches Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 13

14 Related Data Needed to Accurately Locate a Bottom Hole in the Subsurface Wellbore Accurate surface location Accurate wellbore path Measurement reference (rig dependent) Planned, as-built or revision? Still relevant Note: All images & photos were gathered from internet searches Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Note: Survey Plat images courtesy of IHS Page 14

15 Discussion Period Let s Talk about Managing Well Location Data Are you willing to share your well location data related challenges, focus areas for 2015 or previous successes? For example: Do your end users have confidence in the data they use to make decisions? What are the key pain points if not? Is your well location data consistent between applications? Do you have specific people managing your well location data using consistent processes and technology? Does your company have improvement areas targeted for 2015 that you can share with the audience? Are you experiencing funding and resourcing challenges due to the downturn? Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 15

16 Additional Slides with Discussion Topics if of Interest Relative Dependencies to Consider for Integrating Well Data Standard Business and Data Lifecycles for Wells and the Groups Involved Well Data Management Best Practices Data Management Best Practice Initiatives Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 16

17 Relative Dependencies to Consider for Integrating Well Data What data are you integrating? Well to well Well to its own related planned, measured and interpreted data Well to surrounding surface and subsurface data types In all cases, the following questions should come to mind: Is the well uniquely identified in source and consuming systems? Are all the required well components uniquely identified? Is it understood which component of a well the data ties to? What is the source of the data? Is it measured or derived? Have the same locational reference datums and grids, map projections, units of measure been used? What were the coordinate transformation methods if not? Were there rig or surface changes during the drilling phase? Different reference data for subsequent well work after as-built? Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 17

18 Standard Business and Data Lifecycles for Wells and the Groups Involved Data & business lifecycles are independent, but inter-related Business decisions are dependent on data from previous phases within the business lifecycle As the data matures & improves through its data lifecycle, then business decisions mature & improve as well Data from early in both the business & data lifecycle is used throughout time O&G Operators, Regulators, Service Companies, Data Vendors, Software Providers, All Industry Producing Disposing Business Lifecycle Completing Planning Use Drilling Archive Data Lifecycle Process Plan Acquire O&G Operators with specific internal or external groups acquiring data and multiple internal or external groups doing the rest of the data lifecycle tasks Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 18

19 Well Data Management Best Practices Building dedicated data management teams and data governance organizations Implementing data quality management and associated metrics Establishing MDM capabilities and leveraging master data repositories built from authoritative sources Building and leveraging geomatics and spatial data management expertise Formalizing operators service company relationships with data in mind Developing strong partnerships with regulators, data vendors, service and software providers Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 19

20 Data Management Best Practice Initiatives Opportunities to collaborate on data management best practices that impact well location data: PPDM Work Groups WIAW (complete keeping evergreen) Well Identification Western Canada (active) Business Rules (active) Petroleum Data Management Certification Committee (active) WIAW Status and Classification (in review stage) Data Quality Measurement (being planned) Calgary Geoscience Data Managers Network Others? Copyright 2015 Noah Consulting LLC. All Rights Reserved. Page 20