May 19, 2015


Description

Falling oil prices and collapsing profit margins are driving the industry to lower costs any way possible. While reducing labor costs and gaining supplier concessions can help, output must continue, if not increase, especially on completed wells to meet commitments to buyers. Some in the industry may persist in using time-tested manual methods and localized automation, but the economics of continuing to do so just doesn’t add up nor do they scale as new drilling and completion techniques increase service densities along with operating complexities.

 

This presentation focuses on advanced automation architectures and software techniques that leverage data analytics and system modularity to achieve greater operational efficiency and reliability. Doing 'more with less' is highlighted through specific technologies that combine advanced hardware and software into unified platforms. Applications are then presented to comprehensively analyze the benefits, efficiencies, and robustness of these technologies and architecture design concepts.

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Featured Speakers

Speaker: Jeffrey Jensen
Speaker Jeffrey Jensen

 
Jeff Jensen is an Oil and Gas Application Engineer for Siemens Industry Inc., specializing in automation and networking. His primary role is in designing controls architectures for onshore and offshore applications such as: blow out prevent (BOP), cranes, pipe racking systems (PRS) etc. He brings additional previous software experience from …

 


Jeff Jensen is an Oil and Gas Application Engineer for Siemens Industry Inc., specializing in automation and networking. His primary role is in designing controls architectures for onshore and offshore applications such as: blow out prevent (BOP), cranes, pipe racking systems (PRS) etc. He brings additional previous software experience from outside of Siemens and holds a bachelor's and master's degree from Texas A&M in electrical engineering.


 

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Organizer

Bryan W. Marlborough

 


Bryan W. Marlborough


Phone: 281-647-8385


Email: bryan.marlborough@woodgroup.com


Date and Time

Tue, May 19, 2015

4:30 p.m. - 6 p.m.
(GMT-0500) US/Central

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Location

SPE Houston Office, Training Room

10777 Westheimer Rd Suite 1075
Houston, TX 77042
United States