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OMV Group

GIS for data Management in mature Oilfields Houston, May 08, 2013

Thomas Zelenka Achim Kamelger Christoph Smolka

OMV Exploration & Production & OMV Group

2 | OMV Group, CIO Strategy & Architecture, June 3, 2013

Agenda

OMV at a glance

OMV Austria - a mature oilfield

Information Management for OMV Austria Challenges Status Quo Vision Data management of Operational, Technical, Surface and Subsurface data

Information Management – Way Forward

Integration of emerging technologies

Summary


Refining and Marketing Focus

Total production per day: ~320.000 barrels

OMV Worldwide Activities


OMV Business Segments


Agenda

OMV at a glance





Summary


OMV´s Assets in Austria

OMV Austria


Oil Production: 218 reservoirs ~ 790 wells, ~80 injector wells

Gas Production: 105 reservoirs ~ 120 gas wells

Underground Gas Storage: 7 reservoirs ~ 170 storage wells

Historic Production: ~ 1850 reservoirs ~ 3000 wells

OMV Austria – A mature oilfield

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Vienna Basin multi-stacked reservoirs

OMV Austria – Reservoirs


Agenda

OMV at a glance





Summary


Allocation of all data - discover all archives and workflows Data QC Sustainable storage Easy access Avoid redundancies Improve Workflows Identify synergies Allocate enough resources

Information Management - Challenges

Data EP-AT


Information Management – Status Quo

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Key points: Data Ownership Data Management Concept

Information Management – Vision

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Operational, Technical and Production data Geo data:

Subsurface Seismic archive Geological data Reservoir Simulation data Reservoir Maps

Surface Wells Acreage Ownership Data (Land Rights/Parcels) Streets Pipelines

Data Management


Operational, Technical and Production data Databases for:

Reserves data Technical data Production data

Real time sensor data Facility data Documents

Data Management – Technical Data


Geo data: Subsurface

Seismic archive Geological data Reservoir Simulation data Reservoir Maps

Surface Wells Acreage Ownership Data (Land Rights/Parcels) Streets Pipelines

Data Management


Geo data: Subsurface

Seismic archive (Merging of all 3D data) Geological data (Petrel / Petrel Studio) Reservoir Simulation data Reservoir Maps (G&G Archive)

Data Management


G&G Archive - Requirements One archive for G&G Data Clear workflows Easy access Sustainable storage Input for different applications

G&G Archive - Challenges

Get an overview about existing data Allocate and QC Data Import the maps in the G&G Archive

Geodata - Subsurface


G&G Archive - Challenge Get an overview about existing data Allocate and QC Data Import the maps in the G&G Archive




G&G Archiv: Archiving interpretation results (Grids, Maps, Ascii-Files) on ArcSDE and share drives. Query and download via WebGIS.


Geo data: Surface

Wells Acreage Ownership Data (Land Rights/Parcels) Pipelines Streets

Data Management

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Geo data: Surface


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Geo data: Surface


Data Management

AUT WebGIS: Bidirectional link between cadastral map and OMV Austria E&P GmbH Parcel database.


Geo data: Surface


Data Management

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Geo data: Surface


Data Management


Subsurface Data - Integration

AUT WebGIS: Integration of non ESRI spatial data maintained in Oracle Spatial. Link to the scanned map archive, query, display and download maps .



MapArchive: View and Download selected Maps from MapArchiv.


WebRouting

WebRouting: Route to OMV wells, facilities and HSEQ relevant sits on public and OMV streets.


GIS – eDMS Linkage

GIS - eDMS Linkage: Bidirectional linkage between WebGIS and electronic Document Management System (eDMS).


Agenda

OMV at a glance





Summary


Define data ownership

Analyze and implement workflows

Develop data management concept

Allocate resources

Continuous integration of data into GIS

Mobile - Data Management



Agenda

OMV at a glance





Summary


Value of geographic information for our business is recognized User group considerations for information visualization, usability and interaction in information systems Emerging technologies (mobility, RT data gathering/monitoring, cloud computing) and increasing demand for data integration

Emerging Technologies enable business performance


Gartner’s Application Pace Layer Model

System of Innovation

System of Differentiation

System of Record

Desktop GIS Seismic Interpretation ERP System

WebGIS

Information & Discovery

Portals Lean Web Apps Mobile GIS

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The way we are used to dealing with information is changing Consumption & collection influenced by mainstream IT trends Full-blown & desktop-based vs. task-oriented & web-shared Strengthening lean & mobile, on demand & anywhere Adapt to needs and characteristics of non-specialist users Not only true for spatial information

Transformation & Innovation

Mobile collection & visualization on smart devices

Visually-structured & task-oriented information presentation


Lean & mobile information provision

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Documents

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Gas Stations

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Mockup: Mobile Data Collection

Collect in situ data Designed for non-specialists Extremely limited functionality („yes“/“no“) Work offline, sync online

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Information Portal Task-oriented cataloging & structuring of web resources Visually appealing, engage users Designing for different in/outputs HTML interface, not an application No additional technology required Low cost LowL cost

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Example: Geoportal Prototype

Source: Master Thesis, Andreas Richter, OMV & Research Studios Austria, http://ispacevm01.researchstudio.at/omv urcee:: Master Thesis, Andreas Richter, OMV & Research Studios Austria, http://ispacevm01.researchstudioo.aat/o


Information Lifecycle Management is mandatory „Data is an enterprise asset…“ and has to be managed accordingly. …but what do I need enterprise data to be?

So it has to be ensured that enterprise data of all domains is…

Information Management Perspectives

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Establish an information lifecycle management (ILM) process is key Define and standardize steps for data collection, validation, quality assurance, storage, distribution and data archiving

Apply the data ownership concept (IM process) Define the information flow, GIS standards, GIS procedures Define the roles and responsibilities within the data management area.

Information Management Perspectives


Agenda

OMV at a glance





Summary


Summery

The dramatic increase of data volumes to be handled by exploration/production and the growing demand of data integration and optimized workflows requires strong focus in information life cycle management. Information management in mature oil field requires strong coordination of all asset teams and has the additional challenge of very long time series of (sometime almost) complete data GIS Technologies can bring enormous strategic, tactical and operational support in asset monitoring, data gathering and visualization Emerging technologies – especially smart devices for data gathering, monitoring and reporting – will support domain expert teams in field operations.

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