ASME STB 1 2020
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ASME STB-1 – 2020: Guideline on Big Data/Digital Transformation Workflows and Applications for the Oil and Gas Industry
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
ASME | 2020 | 104 |
The guideline explains the current use and application of data analytics and data science in the oil and gas industry. It is designed to provide guidance on how to utilize data analytics and machine learning/artificial intelligence (ML/AI) to address a given business need, resulting in value-creation. This guideline provides descriptions of various data analytics techniques and the recommended tools for the respective techniques and a framework for understanding and a workflow for utilizing data analytical techniques to solve business problems, without requiring the reader to be a full-time statistician or data scientist professional. It is universal in its application to Big Data challenges in the oil and gas industry and is written not only for oil and gas professionals who are beginners to Big Data techniques, but also for data professionals looking to contribute to unique oil and gas applications. Specific users could include: Citizen Data Scientist: a subject matter expert in engineering, operations, supply chain, planning, project management or operations that requires data insights. Early Career Engineer: a young professional that is looking to improve his or her career by adding a data dimension to their problem solving. Data Scientist Professional: a data science professional that is looking to apply his or her deep experience in data analytics by learning the unique sets of data and operational challenges of the oil and gas industry. This document is the culmination of the efforts of ASME industry professionals in the oil and gas industry to define Big Data and its useful applications to upstream, midstream and downstream businesses.
PDF Catalog
PDF Pages | PDF Title |
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8 | Foreword |
10 | 1 Purpose, Definitions and References 1.1 Scope 1.1.1 How to Use This Guideline |
11 | 1.2 Definitions |
19 | 1.3 References |
20 | 2 Data Structure and Management 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Structured Data 2.2.1 Types and Usage 2.2.2 Databases 2.2.3 Examples |
22 | 2.3 Unstructured Data 2.3.1 Types and Usage 2.3.2 Respective Databases 2.3.3 Examples |
24 | 2.4 Security and Governance of Data 2.4.1 Responsibility of the Enterprise 2.4.2 Key Concepts of Information Security 2.4.3 Data Protection |
25 | 2.4.4 Developing Software that is Secure 2.4.5 Facility Management Systems |
26 | 3 Big Data in the Oil and Gas Industry 3.1 Introduction 3.1.1 Overview 3.1.2 Oil and Gas Facility Lifecycle Digital Requirements |
28 | 3.1.3 Designing the Digital Facility 3.1.4 Understanding the Data in Oil and Gas Activities 3.2 Hydrocarbon Reservoirs, Drilling, Production, Transportation and Refining 3.2.1 Activities that Produce Data |
34 | 3.2.2 Digital Facility Descriptions |
35 | 3.3 Mechanical Equipment and Instrumentation 3.3.1 Pressure Control Equipment 3.3.2 Rotating Equipment 3.3.3 Electrical and Instrumentation |
36 | 3.3.4 Process Control 3.3.5 Process Equipment |
37 | 3.3.6 Civil/Structural 3.4 Pipelines/Storage 3.5 Operations 3.6 MetOcean |
38 | 3.7 Health and Safety 3.8 Supply Chain |
39 | 3.9 Special Note to this Chapter |
40 | 4 Methods of Analysis 4.1 General Information on How and When to Use These Methods |
42 | 4.2 Descriptive Analytics and Data Mining 4.2.1 Importance and Objectives |
43 | 4.2.2 General Statistical Descriptors 4.2.3 Descriptive Analytical Tools |
44 | 4.3 Predictive Analytics 4.3.1 Importance and Objectives |
45 | 4.3.2 Regression Problems and Solutions 4.3.3 Classification Problems and Solutions |
47 | 4.3.4 Unstructured Data Problems and Solutions |
48 | 4.3.5 Time Series 4.4 Prescriptive Analytics 4.4.1 Importance and Objectives 4.4.2 Optimization Problems and Solutions 4.4.3 Simulation Problems and Solutions 4.5 Application Program Interfaces 4.5.1 Importance and Objectives |
49 | 4.5.2 Implementation 4.6 Visualization Tools |
50 | 5 Data Analytics Project Workflows 5.1 Introduction 5.1.1 CRISP-DM |
51 | 5.1.2 INFORMS and the Job Task Analysis 5.1.3 Structure, Roles and Responsibilities 5.1.4 Value to the Enterprise |
52 | 5.2 Business Problem Framing 5.2.1 Description |
53 | 5.2.2 Team Member Roles 5.2.3 Example Business Challenge ā Permian Basin Production Forecasting |
54 | 5.3 Analytics Problem Framing 5.3.1 Description 5.3.2 Team Member Roles |
55 | 5.3.3 Example Business Challenge – Permian Basin Forecasting Model Continued 5.4 Data 5.4.1 Description |
56 | 5.4.2 Team Member Roles |
57 | 5.4.3 Example Business Challenge – Permian Basin Forecasting Model Continued |
58 | 5.5 Methodology Approach and Selection 5.5.1 Description |
59 | 5.5.2 Team Member Roles 5.5.3 Example Business Challenge – Permian Basin Forecasting Model Continued 5.6 Model Building and Testing 5.6.1 Description |
60 | 5.6.2 Team Member Roles 5.6.3 Example Business Challenge – Permian Basin Forecasting Model Continued |
61 | 5.7 Solution Deployment 5.7.1 Description |
62 | 5.7.2 Team Member Roles 5.7.3 Permian Basin Forecasting Model Continued 5.8 Model Maintenance and Recycle 5.8.1 Description |
63 | 5.8.2 Team Member Roles 5.8.3 Example Business Challenge – Permian Basin Forecasting Model Concluded |
64 | 5.9 The Business Solution 5.9.1 The Continuing Challenge 5.9.2 The Important Role of the Engineer |
65 | Mandatory Appendix I: Data Characterization Chart for Oil and Gas |
66 | I-1 Digital Twin Representation Example |
68 | Mandatory Appendix II |
69 | Appendix I: Appendix J: Appendix K: Appendix L: Appendix M: Appendix N: Appendix O: Appendix P: Appendix Q: Appendix R: Appendix S: Appendix T: Appendix U: Appendix V: Appendix W: Appendix X: Appendix Y: Appendix Z: Appendix AA: Appendix BB: Appendix CC: Appendix DD: Appendix EE: Appendix FF: Appendix GG: Appendix HH: II-1 Detailed Data Journey |
70 | II-2 SIPOC Chart |
71 | II-3 Job Function Descriptions |
72 | II-4 RACI Chart |
73 | Nonmandatory Appendix A: Case Study |
87 | Nonmandatory Appendix B: Certifications Available |
89 | Nonmandatory Appendix C: Glossary Definitions |
103 | Copyright Declarations |