據7月15日油田技術報道，Neptune Energy 公司利用基于3D游戲技術的數據可視化平臺，將其在挪威的海底井組合數字化，以提高鉆井和生產效率，減少時間和成本。

　　Neptune油井的新數字孿生是與InformatiQ合作開發的，InformatiQ是油氣數據可視化專家，可將基礎設施、油井和地質數據結合起來，創建詳細的3D模型。

　　開發商的GeologiQ 基于云的軟件將3D和2D環境中的原始 E&P 數據結合在一起，并使用 3D游戲技術，使Neptune的鉆井和油井團隊能夠可視化歷史數據和實時數據，以改進油井設計，并將學到的知識融入未來的操作中。

　　Neptune Energy公司挪威鉆井與油井總監Thor Andre L?voll表示：“通過數字化挪威投資組合中的所有海底油井，我們大大提高了規劃干預措施、實時監控鉆井和生產作業，并更好地了解井的歷史。

　　“投資于此類創新可以通過加強整個業務的溝通、互動和決策來提高效率。”

　　Neptune資產的這一最新數字創新是在其位于北海挪威、英國和荷蘭地區的多個運營平臺的數字孿生體誕生之后進行的，使海上現場檢查和維護計劃能夠在陸上進行。

　　Neptune還實施了虛擬現實技術，最初開發用于在Neptune運營的Gj?a平臺上訓練前往國際空間站的宇航員。

　　Neptune Energy的首席信息官Kaveh Pourteymour補充道：“我們在Neptune的數字化戰略目標很簡單：就是通過技術和數字化，支持生產效率和增長。通過巧妙地應用技術，我們可以最大限度地提高效率并減少業務各個領域的浪費。”

　　祝精燕 摘譯自 油田技術

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　　Neptune Energy’s subsea wells in Norway digitised with gaming tech

　　Neptune Energy has digitised its portfolio of subsea wells in Norway, using a data visualisation platform based on 3D gaming technology to enhance drilling and production efficiency, and reduce time and costs.

　　The new digital twins of Neptune’s wells were developed in collaboration with InformatiQ, an oil and gas data visualisation specialist that combines infrastructure, wells and geology data to create detailed 3D models.

　　The developer’s GeologiQ cloud-based software combined raw E&P data in 3D and 2D environments and used 3D gaming technology to enable Neptune’s drilling and wells teams to visualise both historical and live data to improve well design and incorporate learnings in future operations.

　　Neptune Energy’s Director of Drilling & Wells for Norway, Thor Andre L?voll, said: “By digitalising all subsea wells within our Norwegian portfolio we have greatly improved our ability to plan interventions, monitor drilling and production operations in real-time and gain better understanding of the wells’ history.

　　“Investing in innovations such as these improves efficiency by enhancing communication, interaction and decision-making across our business.”

　　This latest digital innovation for Neptune’s assets follows the creation of digital twins of several of its operated platforms in the Norwegian, UK and Dutch sectors of the North Sea, enabling offshore site inspections and maintenance planning to be carried out from onshore.

　　Neptune has also implemented Virtual Reality technology, originally developed to train astronauts travelling to the International Space Station, on the Neptune-operated Gj?a platform.

　　Neptune Energy’s Chief Information Officer, Kaveh Pourteymour, added: “The goal of our digitalisation strategy at Neptune is simple: it’s how, through technology and digitisation, we can support production efficiency and growth. By applying technologies smartly, we can maximise efficiencies and reduce waste in every area of our business.”