Abstract: A computing system includes a machine learning algorithm executing a machine learning model to predict a probability of a fracture driven interaction associated with a hydrocarbon well. The machine learning algorithm trains the machine learning model using well treatment pumping data, offset well production data, and well stage data. Feature extraction is performed on the pumping data, production data, and well stage data to produce a machine learning model that is used to predict the probability of a fracture driven interaction. The resulting machine learning model can be deployed for use in ongoing hydraulic fracturing operations to predict and reduce real-time fracture driven interactions.

Abstract: A distributed reader and writer's lock to synchronize object management systems is disclosed. The purpose of the lock is to control access to information that is shared by corresponding object management system components on multiple object management systems. An object management system is a computer-based system for storing, naming, and manipulating objects. One lock is created for each object management system component associated with a particular service within the system. The locks communicate over an interface definition language interface. The reader/writer's lock is created by a remote component synchronization module, which acts as an agent for the object management system component. The lock exposes functions to request or release a write lock and to request or release a read lock.

Abstract: According to some embodiments, provided are reception of a work unit and a channel ring Id from a client application, association of the work unit with a channel ring associated with the channel ring Id, passage of the ring Id to a worker thread, acquisition of the work unit associated with the channel ring, performance of a service on the work unit, and transmission of a reply to the client application.

Abstract: A communications system for a multiple processor computer system allows source computing elements to send messages to target computing elements without needing to know where the target computing elements are located in the system. Computing elements running on a processor within the multiple processor system access the communications system using the same code routines regardless of the location of the message targets. Remote computing elements are synchronized with local computing elements. Messages are seamlessly copied across processors when the target computing element is remote from the source computing element.

Abstract: A distributed reader and writer's lock to synchronize object management systems is disclosed. The purpose of the lock is to control access to information that is shared by corresponding object management system components on multiple object management systems. An object management system is a computer-based system for storing, naming, and manipulating objects. One lock is created for each object management system component associated with a particular service within the system. The locks communicate over an interface definition language interface. The reader/writer's lock is created by a remote component synchronization module, which acts as an agent for the object management system component. The lock exposes functions to request or release a write lock and to request or release a read lock.