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ONGC’s Feedback for POSC

ONGC’s Feedback for POSC. P.K. Mittal GM-Head EPINET Project Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd India. EPINET. Exploration and Production Information Networking project Distributed databases involving 18 servers A 3-Tier database approach for data flow:

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ONGC’s Feedback for POSC

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  1. ONGC’s Feedback for POSC P.K. Mittal GM-Head EPINET Project Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Ltd India

  2. EPINET • Exploration and Production Information Networking project • Distributed databases involving 18 servers • A 3-Tier database approach for data flow: • Field level : Asset/Forward Base Database • Regional level : Basin Database • Corporate level : Corporate Database • Covers Well, Production, Drilling, Seismic, Logging & Physical Asset data utilizing • Online Master Database • Log Archival Database • Seismic Archival Database

  3. Softwares • FINDER • LOGDB • SEISDB • DRILLDB • ASSETDB • GEOFRAME GEOLOGY • GEOFRAME PETROPHYSICS • DECISION POINT DATA ACCESS

  4. Databases & Their Integration 1. Corporate Server Dehradun • KDMIPE, IDT, GEOPIC, E&D Dte & Frontier Basin 2. Regional Server Panvel 3. Regional Server Baroda 4. Regional Server Jorhat 5. Regional Server Chennai 7. Regional Server Kolkata • Western Offshore Basin • IOGPT • A&AA Basin • Cauvery Basin • CBM-BPM Basin • Western Onshore Basin 9. Ahmedabad Site Server • IRS • A’Bad Asset 6. Rajahmundry Site Server 14. Nazira Site Server 10.Mehsana Site Server • Assam Asset • KG Basin • Rajahmundry Asset • Mehsana Asset 17 Karaikal Site Server 8. Vasudhara Site Server 15. Agartala Site Server 11.Ankleshwar Site Server • Mumbai High Asset • Neelam Asset • Bassein Asset • Uran plant • Hazira plant • Tripura Asset • Karaikal Asset • Ankleshwar Asset 12. Cambay Site Server 16. Silchar Site Server • Cambay FB 13. Jodhpur Site Server • Cachar FB • Jodhpur FB

  5. ONGC’s UWI Policy • Maximum Character size is 20. • 2 characters are reserved for the Region Code • 5 characters are reserved for the Field/Structure Code • 13 characters are reserved for the Well_No and the Well_Type_Code. • Some of the examples of the UWI generated are: • W-AMBD-20 (Western Region, Ahmedabad , Well no 20) • M-B-126-5 (Field code=’M-B-126’, Well no=’5’)

  6. UWI- Well Type Codes • Well Type Code codes are • Horizontal………………..(H) • Drain Hole……………….(DH) • Sub sea Completion …...(SS) • 1st SideTrack……….…. (Z) • 2nd Side Track……….….(Y) • 3rd Side track ……….…..(X) • Multilateral ………. (ML) • First Multilateral……... (ML1) • Second Multilateral….…..(ML2) • Examples: M-B173A-A6-H (Horizontalwell A6 of B173A Structure)

  7. Seismic Data Management Issues • Location data & trace data stored separately • Viewing data is through different S/W applications • Near line storage • Aggregation/Merging • Reloading (?) • Need for a separate SIG (?)

  8. On land Seismic Survey Name • Survey name will be of max 20 characters as shown below :- • Basin Code –Four Characters as followed in Finder • For Onshore-Two Characters i.e. ON • Separator-One Character • Block Code-Three characters • 2D or 3D-Two characters • Separator-One Character • State Code-Max two Characters (As mentioned in Annexure-II) • Investigation No-Max five characters • Example-CMBYON-MEH2D-G401 • CMBYON-ANK3D-G423 • CMBYON-ANK3D-MERGE1 • MERGE1 should indicate the seismic investigation numbers considered for the merging, the details of which should be given in C19 of Annexure IV.

  9. 2D Seismic EBCDIC Header • C 1 CLIENT: OIL AND NATURAL GAS CORPORATION LIMITED. 2D SEISMIC DATA • C 2 LINE: M125-02 SURVEY: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx AREA:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx • C 3 SPHEROID: EVEREST75 PROJECTION:UTM-44 CM : 81 CP2: XX • C 4 FSP: 74 IS AT LAT: 11 12 18.12 N LON: 79 30 29.01 E • C 5 LSP: 1088 IS AT LAT: 11 01 26.84 N LON: 79 20 42.52 E • C 6 FCDP: 1 SP ON FCDP: 1 LCDP: 1088 SP ON LCDP: 1088 • C 7 ADDITIONAL SP CDP RELATION PAIRS FOR CROOKED PROFILE (OTHERWISE BLANK) • C 8 ADDITIONAL SP CDP RELATION PAIRS FOR CROOKED PROFILE (OTHERWISE BLANK) • C 9 BLANK • C10 ACQUISITION PARAMETERS • C11 RECORDING YEAR: 2004 AGENCY:ONGC VESSEL/PARTY:GP-29 • C12 SYSTEM:DFS-IV REC FORMAT:SEG-B LOW/HIGHCUT: 8/128 HZ • C13 NO OF CHANNELS: 96 FOLD: 48 SOURCE: VIBROSEIS • C14 SAMPLE INTERVAL: 2MS REC LENGTH: 5000 MS REC START TIME: 0MS • C15 SHOT INTERVAL: 100 M GROUP INTERVAL: 100 M NEAR OFFSET: 200 M • C16 LAYOUT:SPLITSPREAD BACK CHANNELS: 72 FORWARD CHANNELS: 24 • C17- C18 ENTER ADDITIONAL INFORMATION HERE • C19 BLANK • C20 PROCESSING PARAMETERS AGENCY: RCC, CHENNAI, ONGC BASIC/REPROCESSING • C21 to C35 PROCESSING STEPS • C36 PROCESSED OUTPUT STORED IN THIS TAPE:DMOSTK/MISTK/PSTM/PSDM • C37 DOMAIN:TIME/DEPTH REC LENGTH: 4000 MS SAMPLE INTERVAL: 4 MS • C38 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION • C39 BLANK • C40 END EBCDIC • REMARKS: • 1.All text fields are left justified and numeric values are right justified as shown • 2.C1 TO C6,( also C7 & C8 for Crooked Lines ) & C36 AND 37 ARE MANDATORY FOR LOADING OLD DATA

  10. Issues for DBAs • Multiple accounts for single user • Unix Accounts • Application wise Accounts • Finder & DPDA • LogDB, Geoframe • SeisDB • AssetDB • Remote Login accounts • Assigning privileges • Over 300 tables • Role based or Oracle based • Dynamic assignment • Remote Users

  11. Data Flow Issues • Online replication/Synchronization yet to be achieved • Insert, Update, Delete Transactions Management • Time series data (Nlist Files) merging/Reloading (?)

  12. Challenges • Data aggregation • Merging of Seismic Trace Data from Basin servers to Corporate server • Interface between SAP and EPINET for transfer of Drilling and Production data

  13. Thank You

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