2018 · 15 citations · 15 references
ComputingComputer SciencePetroleum EngineeringEdge ComputingInternet Of ThingsMachine LearningEdge AnalyticsEdge Computing InfrastructureEdge InfrastructureEdge NetworkingIndustrial Internet Of ThingsPattern RecognitionArtificial Lift ModelingEdge Analytics PlatformsEdge IntelligenceEdge Machine LearningGas IndustryIndustrial Internet Of Things ArchitecturePumpsRod Pumps
Abstract Oil and Gas operators now have the possibility to collect and leverage significant amounts of data directly at the extremities of their production networks. Data combined with Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) architecture is an opportunity to improve maintenance of assets, increase their up-time, reduce safety risks and optimize operational costs. However, to turn data into meaningful insights, Oil and Gas industry needs to fully take benefit of Machine Learning (ML) models which are able to consume real-time data and provide insights in isolated locations with scarce connectivity. These ML models need to be precise, robust and compatible with Edge computing capabilities. This paper presents an analytics solution for rod pumps, capable of automated Dynagraph Card recognition at the wellhead leveraging an ensemble of ML models deployed at the Edge. The proposed solution does not require Internet connectivity to generate alarms and addresses confidentiality requirements of Oil and Gas industry. An overview of the employed ML models as well as the computing and communication infrastructure is given. We believe the given outline is insightful for the petroleum industry on its road to digitization and optimization of Artificial Lift systems.
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