What's New

New Features

Enhancements on features

• Enhanced Rules-Editor
  • General Alert Settings : User can now globally set default values for alert configurations
  • Conditional Alarm Settings : Users can now configure specific conditions for alarm notifications
• Alarm panel restructuring
• Performance optimized (Handled the no match found on the right side alarm panel when well is selected)
• Data gap icon -Green to grey colour change
• Import history to audit trail label change
• User manual integration
• Limit alarms on the right side panel to last 2 hours
• Reduce the platform uptime check interval to 1 minute and show red indication only for server unavailable case.
• Alarm counter reset every 24 hours from service start time.
• Disabled import workorder option.

Resolved Issues

• Gap available status is showing in the dashboard screen but in gap monitor screen no gap is available message is showing for that well
• Automatic Frequency Detection not working.
• Monitor curves status showing is wrong
• Alarm manager screen comment is not working properly
• The Unchecked favorite well is not hidden from the UI, when the favorite filter option is active
• PSL filter is not working properly

Known Issues

• Observed status discrepancy for a specific well
• Downloading reports having huge amount of alarms may return error . Verified upto 15k alarms

Application Versions

Access and Credentials

Users can access the application through web browser over the Internet.

Log in with your Halliburton credentials on the authentication page.

User Permissions

The user must be registered with OKTA and should have the authorization to access the application via OWAI.

Users will have access to the wells\wellbores which they are entitled to.

Application overview

Login Page

Users can enter their credentials to access the application.

Users can access the system using Halliburton id, however the data is displayed based on the logged in user's access to the wells/wellbore.

Please follow the below steps to login to the application.

• Login to the application using HAL ID
  • You will be directed to the landing page once you have successully logged into the system.
  • You will be prompted with error messages when:
    • Username is blank
    • Password is blank
    • Incorrect HAL ID or password

Menu

This application has 6 menu items. Menu bar can be expanded/collapsed based on the user preference by clicking on the arrow button at the bottom.

• Monitor Dashboard
• Curve Monitor
• Gap Monitor
• Rules Editor
• Alarms Manager

Menu bar can be expanded/collapsed based on the user preference by clicking on the arrow button at the bottom.

Application Topbar

Top bar buttons

• Tenant Selection Checkboxes
• Theme Button
• User Name and Logout button

Theme

The application theme can be toggled between dark and light theme based on the user's preference by clicking on the theme button on the top-right of the title bar.

Monitor Dashboard

This screen serves as a crucial tool for QA/QC monitoring, allowing users to track the status of growing objects configured within the system.

Tool Bar Options

Upon accessing the Monitoring Screen, users will encounter the following tool bar options:

Title Bar options:

• UKS / USC Environment Checkbox: Based on the selection wells will be displayed. If both environments are unchecked all wells will be displayed.
  
• Active Wells: Displays the count of active wells in the list.

• RTS Platform availability: This option will be displayed only when one of the environments is selected
  • Green: Indicates an active connection.
  • WITSML and ETP: Percentage of availability will be displayed.
  • When clicked on 3 dots: Users can view the time frame /availability of WITSML and ETP server.
  
• Display Controls: Users can view the monitoring data in 2 ways
  • List View (Default)
    • In the List View, monitoring data is presented in a structured table format. In this view, users will see only the default columns.

  Fields	Description
  Default Columns are:
  Issues	Within this column, an alarm icon is featured in a distinct red color. This icon is accompanied by a numerical count of the associated issues. When users click on this icon corresponding to a specific well, it will expand the Alarm Panel on the right side of the screen. This expanded panel displays alarm details and related information.
  Operator	Operator name will be displayed here
  Well\Wellbore name	The name of Well and wellbores are displayed here. Well is displayed in small font Wellbore is displayed in big font Wellbores can be sorted by clicking on the arrow button next to the wellbore header When the connection to the source is lost, an alert sign will appear on the wellbore side, allowing the user to check the status of the wellbore. When a source connection is lost the respective wellbore status row will turn grey
  Default Growing Objects available here are TimeLog and DepthLog
  Time log	This column helps user to monitor the time log data flow Below icon will be displayed for the user to monitor the data - To show the status of object whether it is streaming in real time or not. Color Legends Color legends are followed to depict the status of data flow: Red: No logs streaming (Streaming Stopped) Green: All logs streaming (Streaming is active) Yellow: Some logs streaming, some stopped (Detected stoppage in streaming) Grey: Real-time streaming (Inactive)
  Depth log	This column helps the user to monitor the depth log data flow in. Icon is same as of Time log column.
  Additional Columns are:
  Trajectory	This column helps the user to monitor the Trajectory data flow in. Icon is are same as of Time log column.
  Mud Log	This column helps the user to monitor the mud log data flow in. Icon is same as of Time log column.
  Data Source	Source server name will be displayed here
  Service Type	Service types will be displayed here Drilling Well Testing Cementing Coil Tubing Well Fracturing Wireline Wellbore Fluids
  Data Gap Fill	This column will display the data Gap fill status of each wellbore to be monitored based on the data streaming. Color legeneds followed here: Green: Good Data (No gap identified) Yellow: Gap History (When the data gap is fixed ,the indicator will turn yellow) Red: If gap is identified
  Configure Icon	Each wellbore has a three-dot button next to it. When clicked a menu will be diplayed as shown in the Figure below with 4 options, Rules Editor ,Change Template , Detailed Template ,and Summary Report: Rules Editor: which will direct the user to respective Template screen allowing the user to simply configure/edit the template for log, trajectory, Mudlog, and curves individually. Change Template: When clicked on this option a pop-up window will be displayed. Users can select their required template from the list and click save to change the template for the wellbore. Detailed Report: When you select this option, a PDF report for the related well will be downloaded. A complete detailed Well report contains the: Well Wellbore Wellbore UID Operator Timezone Data Source Service Source Type Log Log Type Gap , Delay and Status details will be reported Sample Report (For reference purpose) : Detailed Report Summary Report: Users can download the PDF report of selected well. Sample Report (For reference purpose) : Summary Report

  • Monitoring screen defualt grid headers are:
    • Issues
    • Operator
    • Well/wellbore Name will be displayed
    • Time Log
  • Adding Columns to the Grid:

    To enhance the grid view, you can easily add more columns using the Column Chooser feature. To access the Column Chooser, follow these steps:

    • Click on the "Columns" button.
    • Selected box contains default columns and additional columns for users to add. The Column Chooser is divided into two sections: "Available" and "Selected."
    • Selected (Default) Columns
      • In the "Selected" box, you will find the default columns, which are displayed in grey font.
      • Users can modify the order of these columns by clicking the "Up" and "Down" arrows to rearrange them as needed.
    • Additional Columns
      • Additional columns, displayed in white font, can be found in the "Available" box.
      • Users have the flexibility to add the required additional columns to the "Available" box. You can do this by selecting the desired column and clicking the appropriate button to move it to the "Available" box.
      • Alternatively, you can choose to add all available columns to the "Available" box for a comprehensive view.
  • Card View
    • The Card View offers an alternative display option. Here, well data is divided into two sections: "Critical Monitoring" and "Active Wells."
    • Users have the flexibility to personalize their experience by selecting their favourite wells or wellbores. This can be done by clicking on the star icon, which will turn red once added to the "Critical Wells" section.
    • The Card View presents a comprehensive overview of monitoring data, making it easier for users to quickly identify and prioritize critical information.
    
    • Card Information explained:
• Yellow Indicator to notify users on New PDT availability

Filter Functionality

The combined filter functionality allows users to refine their search based on various criteria, including PSLs, Region, Customer, Wells/Wellbore. Follow these steps to utilize the filter:

1. Accessing Combined Filters:
   • Navigate to the filter options in the search interface and look for the "Filters icon".
2. Favourite Wellbores:
   • If this option is selected, the list will be narrowed down to only include favorite wellbores.
3. Choosing Filter Criteria:
   • Select criteria such as PSLs, Region, Customer, Wells/Wellbore.
4. Applying Filters:
   • Click the "Close" button to instantly update search results based on chosen criteria. Reset button is also available.
5. Saving Filter Selections:
   • Click on "Save Filter Selections" to store filter configurations for future use.
   • Provide a descriptive name for the filter selection and click "Submit".

MetaData Report

Users can download the details of Active wells in the monitoring by clicking on the PDF button which will download Metadata Well report PDF.

Search Functionality

Users can utilize the search functionality to look for specific well and wellbore names.

Notification Panel

The Notification Panel helps users monitor alarms and events specific to a selected wellbore. It includes the Alarms Tab for viewing active alerts and the Events Tab for receiving notifications on wellbore updates.

Alarm Tab

The Alarms Tab provides detailed information on alerts. Users can filter the list based on different statuses to streamline the view:

• Filter Options:
  • Active: Shows currently active alarms.
  • Acknowledged: Displays alarms that have been reviewed.
  • Shelved: Lists alarms that are temporarily set aside.

Events Tab

The Events Tab notifies users of key updates and changes in wellbore activity. Notifications include:

• New Well Availability: Alerts users when a new well becomes available.
• Streaming Started Notification: Notifies users when data streaming begins for a wellbore

New Log/Curve Notification

Apart from the configured logs or curves in template if any new logs or curves are added in RTS the system will identify (every 12 hour system will check RTS for any new logs or curves) and shows notification for the user as pill icon in the dashboard screen.

Curve Monitoring

Users may keep track of the curves for each wellbores here. The curves are categorized based on the log(Depth,Time,Trajectory,Mudlog)

1. The curves for the new wellbore will be auto populated in this screen dependent on the log.
   • If the curve is not streaming, the colour changes to red. When clicked on the red dot user will be navigated to the Alarm page ,where alert details will be displayed
   • once the real-time streaming is detected, the colour changes to green.
   • Color legends followed for curves :
     • Green : Active
     • Red : Stoppage
     • Grey : Inactive
2. Filter : Users can utilize the filter option to narrow down the list (Same filetr functionality in Monitoring screen)
3. Search functionality: Search the list by wellbore names
4. Users have the flexibility to personalize their experience by selecting their favorite wells or wellbores. This can be done by clicking on the star icon, which will turn red.

Gap Monitor

The Gap Monitor page is designed to display gaps identified between a specified range of time for each wellbore. Each wellbore may have multiple curves, and the presence of gaps in these curves is indicated by the appearance of the text "Data gaps detected" for the entire wellbore section.

• Details are displayed in a card view format based on wellbores
  • Under each Wellbore, Curve Name ,Log name and Log type icon will be displayed for the streaming data
  • Each curves can have a dropdown option based on the data streaming, it will display the gap range occured. When the Gap range from and To is selected the progress bar will highlight the gap portion in blue color
  • Color indication on bar :
    • Green: Good Data (No gap identified)
    • Red: If gap is identified (Critical Curve BDP)
    • Blue: Gap range will be highlited
  
  • Filter functionality is available in all details sections. Click on the 3 dots to open the filter range window (Please refer to the Figures below)
    • Default data loaded for time log: last 24 hours
    
    • Default data loaded for Depth log,Trajectory and Mud Log: last 100ft
    

Rules Editor

This screen aids users to change the configuration of wellbore specific templates. Here, users have the flexibility to input data for various objects manually or import data.

Configuration for Logs, Trajectory, Mud log, and curves will be included in the template.

1. All templates with operator names are displayed on the left side of the screen.
2. A search functionality is available in the template list for searching the template name and operator.
3. A collapse/expand button will appear on the right side of the pane to reveal the selected template information, which includes Monitor Time, Depth Log, Monitor curves, Monitor Trajectory, and Monitor Mud Log.
4. Once the template is modified click Save button to save the template configuration
5. Import Button: Users can import the data in 2 ways
   • Import From PDT
   • Import from Workorder
   
   • To view the PDT versions click on the 3 dots next to Import from PDT
   

This Page allows you to configure global settings and alert criteria for data monitoring in each wellbore. Here, you can set parameters for streaming frequency, data gaps and maximum delay for both time logs and depth logs. It also enables configuring alert settings that will trigger alarms based on specific conditions.

General Alert and Conditional Alarm Settings

Fields	Description
General Alert Settings	The General Alert Settings apply to all time and depth logs, establishing base thresholds to monitor data streaming and delay conditions. Fields and Default Values Streaming Threshold: Default - 30 sec / 1 ft Gap Allowed (min/ft): Default - 2 min Max Delay (sec/ft): Default - 30 sec / 2 ft Frequency Detected (sec/ft): Default - 0 (auto-updated, non-editable field) Indicator Colors If data arrives within 30 seconds, the monitoring screen displays green. If data exceeds this threshold, the screen displays red. Setting Values Use dropdown menus to select values for Streaming Threshold, Gap Allowed, and Max Delay from a predefined list. Frequency Detected updates automatically and cannot be manually edited.
Conditional Alarm Settings	The Conditional Alarm Settings let you define specific conditions under which alarms are triggered. You can tailor alerts to identify interruptions in streaming and thresholds for data values. Data Streaming Conditions Intermittent Streaming Fields and Default Values Duration: Default - 10 min Interval: Default - 5 min Severity: Default - High Alarm triggered if streaming starts and stops multiple times without resuming steadily within a set time. Adjust time interval and alarm severity via dropdown menus Data Stream Stoppage Fields and Default Values Duration: Default - 3 min Interval: Default - 5 min Severity: Default - Critical Alarm triggered if streaming halts and does not resume within a specified interval. Set the duration and severity of the alarm. Out-of-Range Conditions Minimum Threshold Fields and Default Values Min Threshold: Default - 3 Duration: Default - 5 min Severity: Default - Medium An alarm triggers if values fall below the user-set minimum for a specified time. Choose alarm severity via dropdown. Maximum Threshold Fields and Default Values Max Threshold: Default - 3 Duration: Default - 5 min Severity: Default - Medium Alarm triggers if values exceed the user-defined maximum for a specified time. Choose alarm severity from dropdown options. Constant Value (Depth Log Based) Fields and Default Values Sensor: Default - DEP Interval: Default - 30 ft Severity: Default - Low Trigger alarms if streaming values for a specific depth curve stay constant over a defined interval. Automatic population of downhole depth; if unavailable, surface depth or other depth logs will be used. Data Gap Conditions Define alarms based on gaps in data over time or depth. Custom thresholds allow monitoring both Time-Based and Depth-Based gaps. Time-Based Data Gaps Fields and Default Values for first condition Duartion: Default - 10 min Severity: Default - High Fields and Default Values for second condition Interval: Default - 2 min Duration: Default - 10 min Severity: Default - Critical Set an alarm if a data gap surpasses the Gap Allowed value for more than a specified time (default is 10 minutes). Customize intervals to detect multiple gaps, triggering an alarm if more than one gap is found within the set time. Depth-Based Data Gaps Fields and Default Values for first condition Duartion: Default - 10 ft Severity: Default - High Fields and Default Values for second condition Interval: Default - 2 ft Duration: Default - 30 ft Severity: Default - Critical Configure alerts if data gaps exceed the Gap Allowed threshold for more than a specified depth (default is 10 feet). Set intervals to detect multiple depth gaps, triggering an alarm if multiple gaps are found within the set range. Severity Options: Choose the alarm severity level for each condition to receive precise notifications (e.g. Critical, Warning).

Adding growing object details inside a template

ALARMS MANAGER

The Alarms Manager interface serves as a pivotal tool for monitoring and managing alarm incidents effectively. It offers a comprehensive overview of alarm details and their historical context. Comprising four distinct sections, namely the Well List, Details, Comments, and Activity Log, this interface empowers users with actionable insights into alarm occurrences.

Well/Wellbore List

This section comprises a list of well details that have triggered an alarm. Users can view the details of the selected well in the Details Section.

• Users can search/select well names by clicking on the dropdown

Well details are displayed in a card format:

• Well Name
• Wellbore Name
• Message
• If the alert is New, it will be displayed at the top-right corner in red color

Details Section

Within the "Details" tab, users can find the following information:

• Dropdown filter operations: Users can filter the list of alarms based on Well, Severity, Type, and Actions
• Severity: Severity levels can be selected from the dropdown

• Type: Users can select the type of alarm from the dropdown

• Actions:
• Active
• Shelved
• Acknowledged
• Date/Time:

• Export: This option will be enabled when the well name is selected from the dropdown list.Users can select the dates from the date option and based on that the data will be exported.

Attaching sample CSV file for reference.

Alarm Details based on selected filter options:

• Well Name: Displays the name of the associated well.
• Wellbore: Shows the name of the linked wellbore.
• Status: Indicates the current alarm status (Active, Shelved, or Acknowledged).
• Alarm Type: Displays the category of the alarm.
• Severity: Display the selected severity
• Created On: Shows the date and time when the alarm was created.
• Curve Details: Provides specific information about the alarm's associated log name and value.
• Log: Will display the type of Log: Time/Depth
• Value: Will display the value of the curve
• Index: Will display the index value of the curve
• Actions:

• Shelve: Allows shelving of the alarm. Users can select shelving options and provide reasons.

• Acknowledge: Acknowledge the alarm.

Activity Log

The "Activity" tab focuses on re-triggered alarms occurring during shelved time. It provides historical data on alarm activities.

• Activity: Displays re-triggered activities after shelving.
• Timestamp: Shows the time and date of each event.
• User: Displays user details associated with each activity.