Abstract: Platforms and methods for generating 3D stratigraphic models are proved wherein the platform utilizes a Motion and Content decomposed GAN that is trained using actual data or generated data. The generation of the stratigraphic models can also include using Wasserstein training loss for improved model diversity.

Abstract: a Downhole Acoustic Measurement Tool that Includes a Transducer Operable for Emitting and/or Receiving Acoustic Signals to Perform Downhole Measurements. The Transducer Includes Multiple Piezoelectric Elements. Each Piezoelectric Element May have a First Axial End and a Second Axial End, and the Second Axial End May be Wider than the First Axial End in a Direction Along a Circumference of the Transducer. The Piezoelectric Elements May be Irregularly Pitched Azimuthally Around One or More Portions of a Circumference of the Transducer. The Piezoelectric Elements May be Spaced Apart by No More than the Distance Defined by W1*f1/FUL, where FUL is the Upper Limit of the Frequency Band of Interest, W1 is the Width of the Transducer Interelement Spacing that Produces Parasitic Mode at Frequency f1.

Abstract: A system for detecting methane includes a body and a shaft extending from the body. The system also includes a wind sensor coupled to the shaft. The wind sensor is configured to measure a wind direction and a wind intensity. The system also includes a pyranometer coupled to the body. The pyranometer is configured to measure ambient light. The system also includes a methane sensor positioned on or in the body. The methane sensor is configured to measure a methane concentration in ambient air.

Abstract: A method, computer program product, and computing system are provided for defining one or more injector completions and one or more producer completions in one or more reservoir models. One or more edges between the one or more injector completions and the one or more producer completions in the one or more reservoir models may be defined. The one or more edges between the one or more injector completions and the one or more producer completions may define a graph network representative of the one or more reservoir models. The one or more reservoir models may be simulated along the one or more edges between the one or more injector completions and the one or more producer completions.

Abstract: A method for generating a drilling plan for drilling a wellbore at a field includes receiving data. The data includes one or more of geological properties at the field, wellbore properties, drilling tool parameters, rig characteristics of drilling rigs, and working practices of a plurality of drilling crews. The method also includes generating a plurality of candidate drilling plans for drilling the wellbore at the field. The method also includes estimating one or more outputs for the candidate drilling plans based at least partially upon the data. The one or more outputs include an amount of emissions generated to drill the wellbore using the candidate drilling plans. The method also includes presenting for selection one or more of the candidate drilling plans based at least partially upon the one or more outputs.

Abstract: Systems and methods presented herein enable coordinated pumping operations. An example system may include a treatment fluid system configured to pump a treatment fluid into a wellbore, a pump-down system configured to pump a pump-down fluid into the wellbore to convey a perforating tool, a fluid valve system configured to selectively fluidly connect and disconnect the treatment fluid system and the pump-down system to and from the wellbore, and a controller communicatively connected to the treatment fluid system, the pump-down system, and the fluid valve system. The controller may be configured to monitor operational status of the treatment fluid system, the pump-down system, and the fluid valve system, and control operations of the treatment fluid system, the pump-down system, and the fluid valve system based at least in part on the operational status of the treatment fluid system, the pump-down system, and the fluid valve system.

Abstract: A ram assembly of a BOP includes a ram block including a top cavity formed on a top of the ram block, a first side cavity formed on a first side of the ram block, a second side cavity formed on a second side of the ram block, a top seal disposed in the top cavity, a first side packer assembly disposed in the first side cavity, a second side packer assembly disposed in the second side cavity, wherein each of the first side packer assembly and the second side packer assembly includes an upper insert, a lower insert, and an elastomeric body positioned between the upper insert and the lower insert including elastomeric material, and wherein the top seal is disposed behind and extends to a bottom of the elastomeric body of the first and second side packer assemblies.

Abstract: A method of forming a fluid loss material for a wellbore fluid includes mixing tannin at least one modifier to form a mixture, heating the mixture to a temperature greater than about 100° C. to react the tannin with the at least one modifier to form a modified tannin, and reacting the modified tannin with an amine to form an organophilic fluid loss material comprising the amine bonded to the modified tannin. Related organophilic fluid loss materials and methods of operating a wellbore are also disclosed.

Abstract: A method can include checking states of valves of equipment with respect to a workflow specification according to a checking order defined by assigned numbers; responsive to the checking of the states of the valves, identifying individual valves that are not in a corresponding state as indicated by the workflow specification; and generating a sequence for changing the state of each of the individual valves that is not in its corresponding state to its corresponding state.

Abstract: A sliding sleeve design for downhole components is provided. The sliding sleeve can be used in gas lift systems.

Abstract: Systems and methods for monitoring operational health of an equipment unit. An example system may include a plurality of sensors operable to facilitate operational measurements indicative of operational status of the equipment unit, a video output device, and a processing device comprising a processor and a memory storing an executable program code. The processing device may be communicatively connected with the sensors and the video output device. The processing device may be operable to receive the operational measurements and determine a plurality of operational health indicators based at least partially on the operational measurements. Each operational health indicator may be indicative of operational health of the equipment unit with respect to a different operational health category. The processing device may then output the operational health indicators for display on the video output device.

Abstract: A method for installing an electric submersible pump (ESP) in a well includes installing a plug in the well below a well tree. An upper and lower master valve on the tree are closed. Closure elements are removed from the lower master valve and replaced with gate seats, and a replacement gate block. The replacement gate block has a seat for a cable hanger. The upper master valve is opened. The plug is removed and the ESP extended into the well on an electrical cable. A cable hanger is affixed to the cable and is seated in the seat. The cable hanger has sealing elements to engage the seat and an electrical connector. The electrical connector is oriented to enable access through a side opening in the replacement gate block.

Abstract: A technique facilitates a drilling operation, e.g. a land-based drilling operation, by enabling a substantial reduction in the number of equipment components. According to an embodiment, a mud pump assembly is provided with at least one mud pump located on a rig positioned at a wellsite. Electric power is provided to the rig to enable operation of the rig, including operation of the mud pumps when pumping mud downhole to facilitate drilling of a borehole. The rig's electric power also is used to operate a cement mixer for mixing a cementing fluid. This cementing fluid may be pumped downhole during a cementing operation by the same mud pumps employed during the mud pumping operation.

Abstract: A method of producing a geothermal well includes obtaining site information including at least a site volume; obtaining drilling parameters; determining lengths and orientations of planned wellbores based at least partially on the site information and the drilling parameters.

Abstract: Embodiments presented provide for a built-up, evaluation, shut-in tool that enables real time and pseudo real time control from the surface. In embodiments, an up-link telemetry indicates well data below a configuration valve to the surface. The wellbore data may be used to indicate when true pressure stabilization is achieved during operations.

Abstract: This disclose relates to a robust method for automatic real-time monitoring or post-job evaluation of hydraulic fracturing operations based on predictive deconvolution of the wellhead pressure oscillations.

Abstract: A technique facilitates temporary plugging of a well string via a ball seat assembly which may be actuated on demand. The ball seat assembly includes a ball seat mechanism which works in cooperation with an on-demand assembly actuated via a pattern of pressure changes applied within the ball seat assembly. The on-demand assembly is constructed such that the pattern of pressure changes enables shifting of the ball seat mechanism to a ball release position. However, the ball seat mechanism is not able to function until the desired pattern of pressure changes is completed. Additionally, the on-demand assembly may be structured such that the ball seat mechanism is transitioned to the ball release position at a low pressure point of the pattern of pressure changes to avoid pressure surges within the well string.

Abstract: Systems and methods presented herein generally relate to a method that includes receiving water at a centralized facility. The method also includes receiving sand from one or more sand mines at the centralized facility. The method further includes receiving one or more chemicals at the centralized facility. In addition, the method includes using processing equipment of the centralized facility to process the water, the sand, and the one or more chemicals to produce a fracturing slurry. The method also includes conveying the fracturing slurry from the centralized facility to one or more fracturing sites.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a system that is operable to receive an execution plan and execute a control operation on one or more equipment based operations within the execution plan. The one or more operations may include a data capturing operation associated with a resource site. In one embodiment, the system may be operable to execute at least a first operation in response to a success variable of the data capturing operation indicating a successful execution of the data capturing operation. The first operation may include a quality control operation that is executed by comparing at least one characteristic of the captured data to an expected characteristic to generate quality state data. The quality state data may have one of an acceptable status and an undesirable status. In response to the quality state data indicating an acceptable status for the quality control operation, executing at least a second operation.

Abstract: A protector for an electric submersible pump includes a plurality of chambers, with adjacent or consecutive pairs of chambers coupled, e.g., fluidly coupled, via a series or parallel body. The body defines two separate hydraulic circuits, which allows for the inclusion of a shaft seal, even when the body couples consecutive chambers in a parallel configuration or couples to a thrust bearing chamber. The shaft tube circuit can include a compensator and/or a relief valve.