OSDM - The PPDM - Based Open & Smart Petroleum Data Management System

Major features of OSDM include

Defined Software, Policies and Practices

• Automated Geographic Shapes and SDE
• Multi-vendor, Cross platform and data inter operability
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• Track and manage ASCII data
• Migrate/Integrate Legacy Data
• Able to load almost all data types
• Data "audit trail" to track data propagation
• Standardized data format per data type
• Utility to scan SEGY
• Projection systems and Coordinate transformation
• Data import/export to industry standard formats
• aster and vector data overlay
• Easy data inventory and data accessibility
• DBC compliant
• Data normalization and control of redundancy
• Enforced data integrity and ensures data validation & security
• On-line available E&P data and timely access to information

Almost all geological and geophysical data is provided by asset partners who use a wide variety of applications to include OpenWorks, GeoFrame Charisma, GeoFrame IESX, Kingdom and Petrel. Most partner data is provided in ASCII/SEGY/LAS file format, or all of the data is delivered in a Petrel or GeoFrame backup project.
Its Log Module is a powerful, easy to use, and multifunctional E&P focused Data Management System for Well Data Master, Well Log Repository, and Well File Management System, managing documents associated with wells, fields, stratigraphy and seismic data. It is based on the PPDM, using Oracle or SQL Server for its database engine and ESRI ArcGIS for its interactive map interface.
Implementation of OSDM will result in data normalization, control redundancy and enforced data integrity, timely access to information, ensures data validation and security, easy data management and maintenance, online available E&P data, easy data duplication and format conversion, easy generation of interactive and fully customized maps, providing updated data and maps, providing standard base map for upstream petroleum activities. The net gains are improved efficiency and quality through effective information management, analysis, and dissemination.