Abstract: A method may include acquiring real-time data during rig operations that include rig operations for drilling a borehole in a subsurface geologic region using a drillstring that includes a drill bit, where the drillstring includes stands of drill pipe; based on stand statistics, using at least a portion of the real-time data, calibrating a torque and drag model that models torque and drag of the drillstring in the borehole; based on operation statistics, calling for use of the torque and drag model to make a prediction; and, based at least in part on the prediction, detecting an anomaly.

Abstract: A method for wellsite control includes, at a computing device, receiving sensor information from one or more sensors; determining at least one notification option based at least partially on the sensor information; selecting at least one notification option based at least partially on the sensor information; and sending a notification to a notification destination.

Abstract: The invention relates to devices used in the fields of drag delivery or sampling. More particularly, it relates to a disposable assembly which is fitted to an actuator device which causes the skin piercing element to enter the skin to deliver a drug (or other substance) or take a sample. Preferably the assembly is “made safe” after actuation, such that the disposable assembly can't be reused and more preferably still the skin piercing element is safely housed in the assembly such that it does not constitute a “sharps” risk.

Abstract: The invention relates to devices used in the fields of drag delivery or sampling. More particularly, it relates to a disposable assembly which is fitted to an actuator device which causes the skin piercing element to enter the skin to deliver a drug (or other substance) or take a sample. Preferably the assembly is “made safe” after actuation, such that the disposable assembly can't be reused and more preferably still the skin piercing element is safely housed in the assembly such that it does not constitute a “sharps” risk.

Abstract: Disclosed is a dosing device for topically administering a pharmaceutical formulation to a skin of a mammal, the device comprising a housing capable of holding at least one unit dose of a pharmaceutical formulation comprising a drug and a carrier; an applicator adapted for topically administering a unit dose of the pharmaceutical formulation directly onto the skin; and an actuator, wherein upon actuation, the device is capable of metering a unit dose of the pharmaceutical formulation external to the device, from the housing to the applicator; and methods thereof.