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Tuesday, May 8, 2012

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Talk Description DrillScene Advanced Monitoring software from Sekal models key drilling parameters in real-time, calibrates itself to the physical reality within the well bore, then uses the modelled drilling parameters along with their minimum and maximum boundaries of normal well behaviour as a backdrop to the real-time drilling measurements. This provides the Drilling Analyst with a unique drilling tool to quickly identify if changing well conditions are due to normal well behaviour or if they are the early symptoms of developing drilling problems. The DrillScene software uses WITS or WITSML format real-time data feeds as the input data.
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