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April 28, 2021Oil IT Journal.

SPE’s ‘me-too’ Open Subsurface investigation

Neil McNaughton

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Key Points

To evaluate the Society of Petroleum Engineers' potential role in open source subsurface projects.
Conducted a workshop to engage stakeholders
Discussed the implications of the OSDU exclusion
Gathered insights from industry experts
Identified a need for clarity on SPE's involvement
Highlighting potential benefits of open source initiatives
Considered various perspectives on subsurface project collaboration

Implication

Workshop discusses Society of Petroleum Engineers' involvement in open source subsurface projects, excluding OSDU.

Abstract

Workshop to decide Society of Petroleum Engineers’ role in open source subsurface projects. OSDU not invited!

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Neil McNaughton (2021) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6997fa6dad1d9b11b3453aa6 https://doi.org/10.69894/20210202

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