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Enhancing Daily Volume Reporting Through PRODML: A ConocoPhillips Pilot Project

The ConocoPhillips Daily Volume Reporting PRODML Pilot Project aims to streamline and simplify the process of generating daily production reports. This initiative addresses the challenges posed by disparate data requirements in upstream production. By remapping and rebuilding software application interfaces, we seek to eliminate the complexities involved with continuous data mapping and custom developments. The adoption of industry-standard network and volume models defined in PRODML can lead to more efficient data flow and analysis, adapting to the evolving needs of the production environment.

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Enhancing Daily Volume Reporting Through PRODML: A ConocoPhillips Pilot Project

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  1. Energistics PRODML Workgroup 07Daily Volume Reporting Pilot Project

  2. ConocoPhillips Daily Volume Reporting PRODML Pilot Team ConocoPhillips Don Van Speybroeck, Pilot Lead Jose Rivas, Reporting Lead Thomas Vanya, Test Environment Lead AspenTech Chris Hewitt, Technical Lead Norbert Meierhoefer, Functional Lead Kongsberg Per Arild Andresen, PhD, Technical Lead P2 Energy Solutions Kiran Vajrala, Technical Lead Dave Johnson, Functional Lead Iain Saunderson, Test Environment Lead

  3. ConocoPhillips Daily Volume Reporting PRODML Pilot Problem Statement • Rebuilding and remapping software application interfaces to produce daily production reports should not be so complicated. • Software applications and database systems in the Upstream Production environment have different data requirements for collection, analysis, and reporting functions. • The systems data flow and analysis requirements change in size and functionality as the assets grow and evolve. • Continuous data mapping and custom interface development efforts between applications and systems can be eliminated through the adoption of industry standard network and volume models defined in PRODML.

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