Big data analytics in upstream oil and gas industries for sustainable exploration and development: A review

Title

Big data analytics in upstream oil and gas industries for sustainable exploration and development: A review

Subject

Big data
Planning
Sustainable development
Support vector machines
Petroleum prospecting
Infill drilling
Data Analytics

Description

This paper reviews how upstream oil and gas organizations can rapidly dissect an expansive volume of data by taking steps to amalgamate all the data by combining the operational data and drilling rig sensor data to real-time windows using advanced analytics to mine the data for formation evaluation in the reservoir. Examination and impending the data to complex models progressively are carried out using multiple linear regressions and support vector machines to predict uncertainty. They can create strategic bits of knowledge that assist in execution while anticipating issues that help to increase drilling and production performances. Over all big data analytics helps for the sustainable development of oil and gas Industries. 2020 Elsevier B.V.
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Creator

Desai, Jas Nitesh
Pandian, Sivakumar
Vij, Rakesh Kumar

Publisher

Environmental Technology and Innovation

Date

2021

Type

journalArticle

Identifier

23521864
10.1016/j.eti.2020.101186

Citation

Desai, Jas Nitesh, Pandian, Sivakumar, and Vij, Rakesh Kumar, “Big data analytics in upstream oil and gas industries for sustainable exploration and development: A review,” Lamar University Midstream Center Research, accessed May 4, 2024, https://lumc.omeka.net/items/show/29359.

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