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 WDS – ToolSuiteThe WDS – ToolSuite is a powerful web-based platform that has been designed for the upstream E&P sector to help manage their data, reduce operational time and ultimately lower costs. By being modular it allows operators, rig contractors and or service companies to use a ‘pick and mix’ approach to choose which modules suits their needs. |
 WDS – LookaheadWDS – Lookahead allows operators to share forward looking plans real-time with colleagues & third party service companies. This results in better planning, more efficient use of resources and hence significant time and money savings on wellsite activities; whether it is for drilling, completions, or workovers. |
 WDS – Daily ReportingThe Daily Reporting application captures daily operations information to generate a range of daily reports for drilling, geology, completions and workover activities. Daily data entry is quick and easy with intuitive input screens, and it only takes a mouse click to generate professional tailor-made reports. |
 WDS – Geology ReportWDS – Geology Report captures geological data from the wellsite and automatically generates the DGR's. All geology related operations are very easily and quickly captured in a matter of minutes. Wireline & LWD runs and tools can be tracked and their performance evaluated. |
 WDS – Non Productive TimeNon-productive time and lessons learnt are easily captured and analyzed in order to improve overall performance. Aimed at optimizing wellsite activities, it assists in documenting, tracking and analyzing reducible wasted time, generating significant time and money savings. |
 WDS – WirelineWireline service companies can effectively manage all field jobs. It records daily data from wireline operations, automatically generates reports, offers comprehensive statistical analysis, and provides immediate access to all field job data anywhere at any time. |
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New tool gathers downhole pressure and temperature data while fracturing horizontal wells
High costs are preventing operators from widely adapting to real-time data acquisition while fracturing horizontal wells. Common thought in the industry is that without downhole measurement, operators are fracturing blindly. Many believe measurements at the well-bore interface are needed to correctly understand what is happening during fracturing.
“Everyone would like real-time data; however, there are issues with obtaining this,” said John Ely, president of Ely and Associates, a hydraulic fracturing analysis and consulting company. — Read more