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MAP

Monitoring and management of onshore wells on a single platform

Track operational variables, alarms, equipment and lift methods in a centralized environment, with analysis capabilities and remote actuation.

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Context

The challenge

Operations with many wells generate large volumes of information distributed across controllers, equipment and field teams. When this data is not centralized, identifying deviations, failures and intervention opportunities takes time and increases team exposure.

MAP brings this information together in a single interface, with analyses specific to artificial lift and remote control capabilities.

Benefits

What your operation gains with MAP

Failure anticipation

Continuous tracking of variables helps teams identify deviations before they evolve into shutdowns or equipment damage.

Fewer unnecessary trips

Monitoring and remote control reduce the need for on-site checks and lower field team exposure.

Decisions with more context

Process data, alarms, equipment condition and analyses are available in the same environment, without switching systems.

Operational visibility

The team tracks wells with different lift methods in an organized way, with the same reading standard.

Interactive scenario

Every minute of downtime is production that does not happen

Follow a producing well and simulate a shutdown to see how downtime turns into non-produced volume and potential economic impact.

Stopped

Current production

0bbl/d

Simulated production: 30 bbl/d

Reference barrel price

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Simulated times

Operating time: 00h 00min
Downtime: 00h 00min

Time accelerated for the demo: 1 s = 10 min of operation

Well BM-01

Production and estimated loss

Comparison between the estimated gross production value and the estimated loss caused by the shutdown.

Produced volume

0.0bbl

Estimated gross production value

$0.00

Estimated lost volume

0.0bbl

Estimated downtime loss

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Illustrative scenario with simulated data representing an operating condition of a rod-pumped well.

Illustrative estimate based on the simulated volume and the reference barrel price. It does not represent net revenue or an accounting financial loss, and does not consider costs, royalties, taxes, oil quality or commercial conditions.

In focus

Artificial lift analysis applied to daily operations

Dynamometer cards, IPR analysis and torque tracking help explain the behavior of each well. Instead of looking only at an out-of-range value, the team understands what is happening downhole.

Dynamometer cards with history per well
Fluid pound detection
Estimation of critical variables when there is no direct measurement

In focus

Remote actuation from the control room

With the well connected to the platform, part of the interventions can be carried out remotely. This reduces the time between identifying an abnormal condition and responding to it.

Remote commands on wells and equipment
Alarms and warnings configured by criticality
Log of actions taken

Capabilities

What the platform lets you do

Support for different lift methods

MAP tracks wells running different artificial lift methods in a single platform, without being restricted to one type of operational setup.

Integration with different controllers

The platform communicates with different types and makes of well controllers, making it easier to integrate with the infrastructure already in place.

Real-time monitoring

Process variables, equipment status and operational condition of each well, updated continuously.

Remote control

Send commands to wells and equipment directly from the interface, according to defined permissions.

Other features

Alarm management
Dynamometer card analysis
History of operational variables
Integrated view of well data
IPR analysis
Torque analysis
Fluid pound detection
Estimation of critical variables

Application

In practice

MAP receives information from well controllers and equipment and centralizes the operation in a single interface. The team tracks variables, alarms and operational conditions, consults the available analyses and, when applicable, acts remotely on the well.

Business value

Why MAP can matter to your company

When the operation depends on dozens or hundreds of assets distributed across the field, centralizing information reduces the time needed to understand what is happening at each well. MAP brings data, analysis and control closer to the team responsible for the operation and helps direct interventions with more context.

Want to understand how MAP can be applied to your operation?

Talk to the IDUS team to assess your wells' scenario and the platform's application possibilities.

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