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New Delhi, India 14 January 2007 Le Méridien New Delhi Hotel Windsor Place

Energistics Asia South Region Meeting: Data Management SIG Update: Global Unique Well Identifier Initiative. New Delhi, India 14 January 2007 Le Méridien New Delhi Hotel Windsor Place. Agenda. Participants Status Well Identity Service Agreement (POSC-IHS)

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New Delhi, India 14 January 2007 Le Méridien New Delhi Hotel Windsor Place

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  1. Energistics Asia South Region Meeting:Data Management SIG Update:Global Unique Well Identifier Initiative New Delhi, India 14 January 2007 Le Méridien New Delhi HotelWindsor Place

  2. Agenda • Participants • Status • Well Identity Service Agreement (POSC-IHS) • Well Identity Service Work Group • Next Steps

  3. A2D Rob Gibson BP Savannah Arnold Chevron Yaw Adu ConocoPhillips * John Adams Deloitte Graham Sadler Energistics * Alan Doniger ExxonMobil * Mark Stehm Fugro-Robertson Simon Kendall IHS Energy Nick Duncan Marathon Damon Simmons Nexen Pat Ryan Shell * Kris Gibbons Tobin Martin Schardt MMS Chris Gaudry Wood Mackenzie Charles Mitchell * Key Participants Steering Team

  4. Agenda • Participants • Status • Well Identity Service Agreement (Energistics-IHS) • Well Identity Service Work Group • Next Steps

  5. Recent Activities • Communicate progress to industry • Form the Well Identity Service Work Group (WIS WG) in the Data Management SIG • Call for participation • Complete service agreement with primary service provider

  6. Steering Team Meeting Decisions: May ‘06 • POSC (on behalf of the GUWI Steering Team) was authorized to finalize and sign a Letter of Intent with IHS to serve as primary service provider • Acknowledging arrangements for the previous IHS proprietary international well identifier to become available to POSC and industry for designation as the Industry Standard Global Unique Well Identifier. • Setting out the terms and conditions of the serivce to be available to all without restriction

  7. IHS – POSC Letter of Intent: August ‘06

  8. Key Agreements • Documents the intention of IHS to contribute the IHS “international” identifier to the Public Domain • Recognizes IHS as provider of the GUWI service for an initial period of three years • Recognizes POSC as the body responsible for managing the public well data on behalf of the E&P industry • Recognises the role of a Well Identity Services Work Group to oversee the service • States that future well data will be released as public unless the registering organization specifies otherwise • Commits the parties to work with the Steering Team to establish detailed terms and conditions

  9. Initial IHS Service Master Well Index • We will initially populate the MWI with all of the IHS Energy wells in the Canadian, US, and International databases; these will be flagged as proprietary. • Over time, we will add to this data on new and unique wells provided to us by customers; these will be flagged as public. • New and unique wells added through IHS Energy research and accumulation processes will continue to be flagged as proprietary.

  10. Initial IHS Service For our customers: • We will deliver the full MWI for the regions that they subscribe to. • We will deliver records flagged as public for the areas that they don’t subscribe to. • The proprietary content of the MWI will remain the property of IHS Energy covered by existing data contracts. For non-customers: • We will make the records flagged as public available

  11. Initial IHS Service

  12. Agenda • Participants • Status • Well Identity Service Agreement (Energistics-IHS) • Well Identity Service Work Group • Next Steps

  13. Well Identity Service Agreement • The Well Identity Service will be provided by IHS under contractual agreement with Energistics (on behalf of the E&P industry) • The agreement will include the definition of services, service levels, terms and fees • Registration of new wells and issue of GUWI • Matching of existing well and assignment of GUWI • Provision of public well data set • ... Details of services and service levels to be defined by the WIS Work Group

  14. Well Identity Service Roles EnergisticsData Mgt. SIG Alignment with other E&P standards WIS Work Group Service definition, Industry alignment, Adoption, Funding QueryRequest RegistrationRequest Energistics Organization Contract Holder Public data custodian IHS Central Service Provider

  15. Well Information Services Data Elements • Wellbore Attributes • Mandatory • ID • Name • Parent Id (if not “root” wellbore) • Local or regulatory ID/Names • Country • Surface and bottom-hole LAT/LONG (WGS84, original)

  16. Well Information Services Data Elements • Wellbore Attributes • Optional • Status • Content • Spud Date/Kick-off Date • Total Depth • Indicator: Onshore/Offshore • Offshore Block • Field

  17. Well Information Services Data Elements • Wellbore Id Registration Data • Company • Contact (Name, Address, etc.) • Access Restrictions • Made Public (…) • Made Tight (…) • Date Registered • Status (active, superseded by …) • Modification (by, date)

  18. Public Wellbore Data: India • DGH Role? • Industry Role? • Over 7,500 wellbores “in” India are registered with IHS • Operators: ONGC, Oil India (Private) Ltd., Cairn, others • How did IHS obtain India wellbore data? • Why would DGH and/or India operators register wellbore data with the Standards-based service? • What do we have to do to prepare? • Would Indian oil companies encourage use of Standards-based services for non-India areas of operation? • Which areas are important? How can we help?

  19. Well Identity Services (WIS) Work Group • Role • Advocate, define requirements, initially review, and promote industry standards that support the GUWI initiative • Advise Energistics on services to contract to support the GUWI initiative • Membership • Open to all organisations • Sponsoring member • Provide funding through membership fees (based on company revenue) • Voting rights on budget and major service changes • Participating member • Participation in Work Group meetings • Contribute resources and expertise to activities

  20. SIG and Initial Work Group Fees * Energistics Sustaining Members who have the “SIG Package” pay no additional Data Mgt SIG fee.

  21. WIS Work Group Agreements • Work Group membership agreement with Energistics is required • Both Energistics Sustaining and Contributing Members can join • Work Group members must be participants in the Data Mgt. SIG Full documentation at: http://www.posc.org/sig/dss/oct06_wiswg.html

  22. Agenda • Participants • Status • Well Identity Service Agreement (Energistics-IHS) • Well Identity Service Work Group • Next Steps

  23. Next Steps • Formally establish the Work Group • Recruit Work Group participants and sponsors • Complete the WIS service agreement • Continue routine WIS WG / Service Provider Conference Calls

  24. Next Steps • Formally establish the Work Group • Requires agreements from at least four sponsoring members • Election of WIS Work Group Chair for 2007

  25. Next Steps • Complete the WIS service agreement, especially: • Detailed service definitions, including data elements • Service performance criteria • Service reimbursement policies and procedures

  26. Next Steps • Continue routine WIS WG / Service Provider Conference Calls • January 16, 2007 • Bi-weekly

  27. Thank You धन्यवाद

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