Operational Digital Twins: Creation and Application
Wednesday, 7 May
610
Technical Session
A Digital Twin is a digital representation of the physical elements of an asset and its dynamic behavior over its lifecycle. Interest in Digital Twin has been growing due to its ability to integrate disparate digital initiatives particularly in industrial applications. This session will delve into the creation and application of different types of operational digital twins in the oil and gas industry, which can vary based on their unique parameters, such as frequency of data updates, depth of mathematical models or visualization capabilities.
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0930-0948 35582Point Cloud Instance Segmentation For Reducing Effort In Oil And Gas Digital Twin Construction
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0950-1008 35756Establishing Credibility: Verification And Validation Of Digital Twins
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1010-1028 35956Data Management For Digital Twin In Large Capital EPCI Project
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1030-1048 35591Digital Twin For Assessing Water Injection In Oil Reservoirs: Accounting For Uncertainties In Hydraulic Fracturing, Surface Water Injection, And Source Optimization
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1050-1108 35694Using Flowline Digital Twin To Plan For Inspections And Remediation
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1110-1128 3554020/20 Vision Of Your Operations - Creating An Operational Twin Of Completions Operations
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1130-1148 35617Look Ahead: Optimization Of Well Operations Using Real Time Digital Twin For Well Integrity
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Alternate 35686Smart Production Operations On Gas-lifted Wells In An Offshore Field In Asia
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Alternate 35550A Cloud Enabled Transient Wellbore Simulations For Safer Deep Transient Testing Operations
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Alternate 35723Integration Of Numerical Optimization With Production Forecasting For Field Optimization