The growing need for effective and precise guidance and decision-making in the ever-changing field of modern drilling operations has resulted in the incorporation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) methods into drilling systems. This paper presents a comprehensive software architecture designed to facilitate realtime drilling operations (performance monitoring and prediction) using AI technologies. In this study, an AI-aid drilling software environment has been developed via micro-service systems. Micro-service architecture plays a crucial role in real-time operations by providing a flexible and scalable framework to manage various AI components and services. It allows for the modularization of AI algorithms and data processing tasks, enabling easy integration of new AI models and technologies as they evolve. Moreover, micro-services facilitate real-time data exchange and communication between different AI modules, ensuring smooth coordination and collaboration among them, ultimately improving overall performance and adaptability. The proposed architecture harnesses the power of AI algorithms to manage and interpret real-time data streams measured during drilling operations instantaneously. By leveraging data-driven technologies, the architecture empowers drilling engineers to make informed decisions promptly, enhancing operational efficiency and minimizing downtime. The paper outlines its key components, including data acquisition, storage, pre-processing, feature engineering, integration of AI models, and the critical stages of result visualization and validation. Notably, the architecture underscores its adaptability and scalability, emphasizing its ability to a wide range of drilling scenarios and accommodate various AI methodologies. The effectiveness of the proposed software architecture is demonstrated through two drilling scenarios, showcasing its ability to enhance accurate predictions and improve overall drilling efficiency. By presenting a holistic approach to integrating AI into drilling operations, our work contributes to the advancement of intelligent drilling systems and shows the transformative potential of AI in the energy sector.
No takes yet. Share an insight, caveat, or question.
Sahebi et al. (2024) studied this question.
Synapse has enriched 5 closely related papers on similar clinical questions. Consider them for comparative context: