Webinar -Big Data Analytics for Petroleum Engineering...

Webinar- BigDataAnalyticsforPetroleumEngineering:HypeorPanacea?

Presenters:

Dr.MichaelPyrcz,PetroleumandGeosystemsEngineering(moderator)Dr.LarryLake,PetroleumandGeosystemsEngineeringDr.JoydeepGhosh,ElectricalandComputerEngineering

TheProblemSettingSwimminginDataandInformationStarved!• diversedatatypes:completions,production,geological,petrophysical,geophysical• diversedatascale:poreimagingtodrainagearea• only1trillionthofthesubsurfaceislikelydirectlysampled• indirectmeasuresimprovecoverage,butatthecostofresolutionandaccuracy

ASeismicLinefortheTorokFormationClinoforms oftheLowerCretaceous,USA(seismiclinesareshotbytheUSGSandareavailableinpublicdomain,imagefromSEPM,Kendall).

TheProblemSettingComplicatedProblemsandImportantDecisions• heterogeneousrocksystem,multiphasefluids,coupledfluidflowand

geomechanical response• forecastproductionratesandprotectenvironment,healthandsafety• deliverreliableenergyandoptimalextractionofnationalresources

Fluvialreservoirmodelingwithconnectivityapproximatedbyafastmarchingsolution.Timeofflightandfractionalflowareshown.

TheProblemSettingStrategic:• Gettingmoremeaningfulinformationfromourdata?• LittleData+SimpleModel=BigData?• Improveobjectivitygiventhelargenumberofexperience-baseddecisions?• Whatistheroleofstatisticalvs.deterministicmodeling?• Howtomaximizeprofitabilityandsupportbigdataanalytics?

Tactical:• Modelingmultivariate,multiscale,spatialphenomenon.• Accountingforsamplingbiasandmissingdata.• Improvingaccuracyandflexibilityofproxymodels.• Modelingallimportantsourcesofuncertainty.• Makingoptimumdecisionsandthepresenceofuncertainty.

Model Selection

Integrating Model Uncertainties in Probabilistic Decline Curve Analysis

for Unconventional Hydrocarbon Production Forecast

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Differenttypesofmodelshavebeenproposedforunconventionaloilproductionforecast.

Forexample

Arpsmodel:• Empirical.• Maynotbeidealforunconventional

production.

Stretchedexponentialmodel:• Empirical.• BasedontheanalysisoftheBarnett

shalewells.

PanCRM:• Analytical.• CRMcombinedwithanalytical

solutionof linearflowintofracturedwells

Logisticgrowthmodel:• Empirical.• Usedtoforecastgrowth inmany

applications.

Possiblesolution:• Anymodelisregardedasapotentiallygoodmodelwhosegoodnessisdescribedbyaprobabilityrepresentation.

• Theprobabilityofamodelisinterpretedasameasureoftherelativetruthfulnessofthemodeltotheothermodels.

• Theprobabilityisfurtherusedtoweightthemodelforecast.

Howtoassessthemodelprobability?• MaximumLikelihoodEstimation• Bayes’Theorem• MonteCarloSimulation

BayesTheorem

Themodelparametersaredeterminedbymatchingproductiondata.But,…

• Whichmodelshouldweuse?• Whatiftheycanmatchthedataalmostequallywell?

Rate

Time

Model1

Model2Model3

Model1

Model2

Model3

Aggregatedwithequalweights

Aggregatedwithupdatedweights

SchematicExample1

Probability

MeanCu

m.O

ilProd.

MidlandWellNo.29:matchoilproductionrate

31MidlandWells:matchoilproductionrate

Simple Models for Isothermal EOR Displacements

Koval model:

fsolvent =1

1+1− Csolvent( )KvCsolvent Kv = HkE

E = effective viscosity ratio Hk Heterogeneity factor

Hk = 1(homogeneous) E = 1(tracer)

Koval Model

0.0

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0.4

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0.8

1.0

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FLow

cap

acity

, F

Storage capacity, C

Hk=5Hk=10Hk=20

FlowCapacityCurvesatDifferentHeterogeneityFactors

Final Bank Initial

Flow

c a&b

c

cb

a

Time

Rate

SoF SoB SoI

vΔS voB

97% oil recovery0.009 final oil saturation

Pore Volumes

Frac

tion

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Cumulative ResidualOil Recovery

Oil Fraction

Pope, et al., 2007

FractionalFlowSolution(TwoFronts)

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b

a

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Rate

EL

Flow

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Initial

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cb

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Rate

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Flow

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vΔS voB

FlowC=1

FinalInitial

SoFSoI

C=0

SoIInaccessible

SoB

FieldOilBankFormation

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InjectedPV,tD

Lost Soldier Field

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Rangely Field

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InjectedPV,tD

Twofreds Field

CO2 ProjectResults

EstimatedVolumetricSweep

Capacitance Resistance Modeling

CRMDevelopment

• Bruce(1943)- Analogytoresistanceandcapacitance

• SPE414(1962)-Saudireservoirsimulator• CPARM

• UTPGEdozensofresearchersoveradecade

• Technicalandpeer-reviewedpapers• Casestudies (25+)• CRPOT

• Consultingprojects• LicensedtoBP

• Currentlyused• BPdevelopedwork-flowpatentsaroundthe

technology

Hypothesis

Characteristics of a reservoir can be inferred from analyzing production and

injection data only.

Howitworks…▪ Analogous toaresistancecapacitor–electricpotential(input)isconvertedtocurrentorvoltage(output)

▪ Convertsinputsignals(injectionrates)tooutputsignals(productionrates)afteratimelagandattenuation

▪ Usesthebasiccontinuityequation▪ Characterizesrelationshipsbetweenwells▪ Optimizesbasedontheeconomics

ReservoirSimulation in1962(SPE-414)

Capacitance-ResistanceModeling

τ

q(t)I(t)

t pc VJ

τ = Time constant

Solution:

( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )( )1 11Δ Δ Δ

− − −τ τ τ

− −

⎛ ⎞⎜ ⎟= + − − −⎜ ⎟⎝ ⎠

t t t

k k k wf k wf kq t q t e e I t J p t p t e

t pdpc V i(t) q(t)dt

= −

wfdq(t) 1 1 dpq(t) i(t) Jdt dt

+ = −τ τ

Ordinary Differential Equation:

Continuity:( )wfq(t) J p p= −

Production Rate: “Pressure is a reservoir engineer’s best friend”Fokert Brons

CRMforaSingleInjector-ProducerPair

t pc VJ

τ =

PressureInjectionProduction

( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )( )1 11t t t

k k k wf k wf kq t q t e e I t J p t p t eΔ Δ Δ

− − −τ τ τ

− −

⎛ ⎞⎜ ⎟= + − − −⎜ ⎟⎝ ⎠

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pn

ijjf

=

≤∑

f2jf6j

f4j

f3j

f5j

f1jf11 f12

f13

I6

I1

I2

I3

I4I5 qj(t)

Drainage volume around a producer

( ) ( ) ( )11

1i

j jnt t

j k j k ij i ki

q t q t e e f I tΔ Δ− −τ τ

−=

⎛ ⎞= + −⎜ ⎟

⎝ ⎠∑

Time Constant:

where

For multiple injectors and neglecting pressure: Gain:

CRMforMultipleInjectors

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ProducerR-Squared

AverageR-Squared=0.71

VenturaField—HistoryMatchIndividualWellMatches

VenturaField,CA—ConnectivityMaps

Connectivity>10%

Connectivity>50%

Optimization—MaximizeNetPresentValue

Subjectto• CRM• Fractionalflowmodel• Upperlimitontotalinjectionrate• Upperlimitsonrateofeachinjector• Priceofoilandcostofwater• Discountrate

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MM

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INJ

Oil

NPV =poqoj(tk;fij,τ j)

1+ Df( )kΔt

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nt∑

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12/12/17 JoydeepGhoshUT-ECE

OnData-IntensiveApproachestoComplexEngineeringandBusinessProblems

Prof.JoydeepGhosh

SchlumbergerCentennialChairedProfessorDept ofECE

Director,IDEAL(IntelligentDataExplorationandAnalysisLab)

UniversityofTexasatAustin

TheFourthParadigm(2009)

MajorParadigmsforScientificExploration&Discovery

• Empirical• Theoretical• Computational• Data-Intensive ScientificDiscovery

(butnotinKuhn’ssense)

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• 2017:AIRules

JoydeepGhosh UT-ECE

GoingDeep

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FromFacebook’sDeepfacepaperhttps://www.cs.toronto.edu/~ranzato/publications/taigman_cvpr14.pdf

Ourmethodreachesanaccuracyof97.35%ontheLabeledFacesintheWild(LFW)dataset,reducing theerrorofthecurrentstate oftheartbymorethan27%,closelyapproachinghuman-levelperformance.

BigDataAllows

• Complexmodelswithmanyvariables• “Automated”featureengineering,(somewhat)compensatingforlackofdomainknowledge

• Reduce”noisecomponent”• Flexible,GeneralModels

• AdaptableComplexity• Reduceuncertainty

• NewInsights

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• Digitalexhaustà retrospectiveanalysis• Theory-freeanalysisofcorrelationsisfragile• Biasindata

• AlfredLandonvs.FDR,1936• Iftheterm“doctor”ismoreassociatedwithmenthanwomen,thenanalgorithmmightprioritizemalejobapplicantsoverfemalejobapplicantsforopenphysicianpositions.

• DifficulttoComprehend• NewemphasisonExplainableAI

• TheParableofGoogleFluTrends33

5TribesofML(FromDomingos)

MySpeciality:Multi-learnersystemsUsemultiple,complementaryapproachesformorerobustmodelingofcomplexengineeringproblems

Custommodels,where“cannedsolutions” areinadequate.

Multi-viewLearning

Multi-Task & Transfer Learning

Multitask

Transfer

Active & Semi-supervised Scenariosalso possible

Active+Multi-taskLearning(+semi-supervised+knowledgetransfer)

JoydeepGhoshUT-ECE

Active: get to optimality quicker with minimal human involvement

JoydeepGhoshUT-ECE

Field-wide Distributed Monitoring and Prediction using DXS Technology (DTS, DAS, DPS,..)

• TBofdata/day• Largenumberof(potential)applications

• 2pagelistbyDria (2012)ofjustDTS.• gasliftmonitoring/optimization,injectionprofiling,wellintegrityandmonitoring,real-timestimulationmonitoring,etc.

• Somevisualanalysisordescriptivestatistics;butlittlepredictivemodelingsofar

Revisitingexistingdata-drivenE&Papplications• "Predictingequipmentfailures"

• rockpermeabilityanditsspatialdistribution

• hydraulicfracturedesignandpost-fracturewellperformanceprediction.

• virtualsensors,e.g.syntheticMRlogs(Mohaghegh)

• SurrogateReservoirModeling(SRM),tomodelandanalyzeanenhancedcoalbedmethaneproject.

• groupofhorizontalwellplacementattributesaredefinedtocapturethelocationofhorizontalwellsinaheterogeneousreservoir.

• Seismicinversion

• ReservoirSurveillance

• WellStimulation,e.g.predictjobpausetime

• monitoringofsubseastructures,pipelines,NGpipes(size,locationofleaks)

• Shaleexplorationandproduction

CurrentPractice:LargelyBI(dashboarding),anduseofoff-the-shelfpredictionmodels)Possible:SpecializedRegression/Classification:

• 1000+variables,sparsedata,structuredoutputs, lowrank,networked info,……• Integrateheterogeneous datatypes• -

JoydeepGhoshUT-ECE

BigDatainClimate

• SatelliteData• SpectralReflectance• ElevationModels• NighttimeLights• Aerosols

• OceanographicData• Temperature• Salinity• Circulation

• Climate Models• Reanalysis Data• River Discharge• Agricultural Statistics• Population Data• Air Quality• …

Source:NASA

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PatternMining:Monitoring OceanEddies• Spatio-temporal pattern miningusingnovel

multiple object trackingalgorithms• Created anopensourcedatabaseof20+yearsof

eddiesandeddytracks

ExtremesandUncertainty:Heatwaves,heavyrainfall• Extremevaluetheory inspace-timeand

dependence ofextremes oncovariates• Spatiotemporal trends inextremes and

physics-guideduncertaintyquantification

Relationshipmining:Seasonalhurricaneactivity• Statisticalmethod forautomaticinference of

modulating networks• Discoveryofkeyfactorsandmechanisms

modulating hurricane variability

SparsePredictiveModeling:Precipitation Downscaling• Hierarchical sparseregression andmulti-task

learningwith spatialsmoothing• Regionalclimatepredictions fromglobal

observations

NetworkAnalysis:Climate Teleconnections• Scalablemethod fordiscoveringrelated graph

regions• Discoveryofnovelclimateteleconnections• Alsoapplicable inanalyzingbrainfMRIdata

ChangeDetection:Monitoring EcosystemDistrubances• Robust scoringtechniques foridentifyingdiverse

changesinspatio-temporal data• Created acomprehensivecatalogueofglobalchangesin

surfacewaterandvegetation, e.g.firesanddeforestation.

Five Year, $ 10m NSF Expeditions in Computing Project (1029711, PI: Vipin Kumar, U. Minnesota)Understanding Climate Change: A Data-driven ApproachResearch Highlights

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PatternMining:Monitoring OceanEddies• Spatio-temporal pattern miningusingnovel

multiple object trackingalgorithms• Created anopensourcedatabaseof20+yearsof

eddiesandeddytracks

ExtremesandUncertainty:Heatwaves,heavyrainfall• Extremevaluetheory inspace-timeand

dependence ofextremes oncovariates• Spatiotemporal trends inextremes and

physics-guideduncertaintyquantification

Relationshipmining:Seasonalhurricaneactivity• Statisticalmethod forautomaticinference of

modulating networks• Discoveryofkeyfactorsandmechanisms

modulating hurricane variability

SparsePredictiveModeling:Precipitation Downscaling• Hierarchical sparseregression andmulti-task

learningwith spatialsmoothing• Regionalclimatepredictions fromglobal

observations

NetworkAnalysis:Climate Teleconnections• Scalablemethod fordiscoveringrelated graph

regions• Discoveryofnovelclimateteleconnections• Alsoapplicable inanalyzingbrainfMRIdata

ChangeDetection:Monitoring EcosystemDistrubances• Robust scoringtechniques foridentifyingdiverse

changesinspatio-temporal data• Created acomprehensivecatalogueofglobalchangesin

surfacewaterandvegetation, e.g.firesanddeforestation.

Five Year, $ 10m NSF Expeditions in Computing Project (1029711, PI: Vipin Kumar, U. Minnesota)Understanding Climate Change: A Data-driven ApproachResearch Highlights

http://climatechange.cs.umn.edu/

Challenges• Multi-resolution, multi-scale data• High temporal variability• Spatio-temporal auto-correlation• Spatial and temporal heterogeneity• Large amount of noise and missing values• Lack of representative ground truth• Class imbalance (changes are rare events)

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MachineIntelligenceandDecisionSystems

UT-MINDS

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Prof. Joydeep Ghosh, UT-MINDS directorhttp://data.ece.utexas.edu

Overview§ UT-MINDSfacultyperformR&Dindatascienceandmachinelearning§Theoryandalgorithms§DeployableApplicationsbasedonreal,complexdata

§Robust,Scalable,Well-Engineeredsolutionsfor designofreliablefull-stacksystems

Data/sensors MLcore Applications

• Images/video• Signals(wireless, sensors,..)• TextandSpeech• Networkeddatasources• Databases/streams…

• DeepLearningandGANs• ReinforcementLearning• ExplainableML/AI• OptimizationandRobustML• Parallel/DistributedImplementations• Lifelong/continual learning• ModelLifecycleManagement• …

• Human-Machine interaction• Context-AwarePersonalization• MLforHealthcare• Security• Hardware/SoftwareVerification• Infrastructure:Transportation,Energy• NetworkModels• …

ThankYou!

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What we do

• Data-DrivenModeling&KnowledgeDiscovery“BigDataPredictiveandPrescriptiveAnalytics”

• DataTypes:• relationaldatabases,distributedsensors,signals,images,web-logs,key-value….

• data (continuous+symbolic)+domainknowledge• Tools:

• Datamining/stats;webmining;machinelearning,Neuralnets,signal/imageprocessing….

• LargeScaleSystemissues• Speciality:Multi-learnersystems

• Usemultiple,complementaryapproachesformorerobustmodelingofcomplexengineeringproblems

• Custommodels,where“cannedsolutions” areinadequate.

Joydeep Ghosh UT-ECE

Neuro-Symbolic Hybrids for Knowledge Refinement

• Decision Support for LCRA Dams near Austin:• initial domain knowledge + follow-on data• Can extract refined domain knowledge!

JoydeepGhoshUT-ECE

• ML+SPfor• semi-automatingtheprocessofdetectingandcharacterizingvariouseventsofinterest

• determiningthe(spatio-temporal)resolutionofdatathatisnecessaryandsufficient

• predictingfield-widedevelopmentsandpotentialproblem-spots(withalertingmechanism)basedondetectedsignals/eventsandtheirspatio-temporalcorrelations.

• PotentialBenefits• moreaccuratemonitoringwithlesspersonnel,reducedatarequirements,andleadto(near)-realtimealertingsystemsandpost-jobdiagnostics.Maysuggesttimelyinterventions.

SampleProjectonDASAnalysis

Knowledge Pipeline:

http://www.cpge.utexas.edu/

This webinar will be posted to our website.

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