Course Option:
Classroom, Private, Online, Webex
Target Audience:
Project team members, including project managers, analysts, developers and business stakeholders, who are preparing for an implementation of a PPDM Well data store, or who will map between a proprietary data store and PPDM.
Course Description:
In an age of integrated data, using words clearly and consistently is critical to success. This course helps you understand why and how the language used to describe various components of a well has diverged over time, which has made clear communication difficult.
We’ll help you navigate global semantic differences and understand the components of a well. In addition, we review the ground-breaking work done by the collaborative industry project "What is a Well" (WIAW), and the WIAW interactive tool, baseline definitions, representative diagrams, and baseline comparisons.
Learning Outcomes:
- Identify baseline definitions associated with WIAW (i.e. Well, Well Set, Well Origin, Wellbore, Wellbore Segment, etc.)
- Review and discuss the WIAW interactive tool created by a PPDM Association Work Group, and the importance of this resource to the petroleum industry
- Recognize the appropriate application of the baseline definitions as they pertain to the petroleum industry data management roles
- Review examples of WIAW representative diagrams and discuss individual components over the lifecycle of a well, and recognize common situations that often result in misunderstanding and data management problems
- Discuss how the WIAW tool can assist you in understanding regulatory practices, and potential pitfalls associated with reporting
- Understand how the variability with which wells are identified can lead to long learning times and increased risk of error
Evaluation Method(s) / Metrics:
There are no tests or measurements for the Classroom course. There is an examination for the online course (70% or higher to achieve a Pass).
Completion Award:
PPDM Certificate of Completion
Special Requirements:
No special requirements associated with this course.