The Smart Logging System · Capabilities
The whole of it.
Live drilling data, streamed from the rig site to everyone who needs it — built for connections that fail, because rig connections do.
Live depth log · gas
WITSML telemetry streaming against depth. Drag the alarm threshold into the trace and watch it trip — then drag it back out. The trip is a function of the data and the threshold, not an event that has to be undone.
Current
- Bit depth
- 2,074.0 m
- Gas
- 21.6 units
- ROP
- 24.1 m/hr
- Clock
- 09:38:00
Nothing in the log has reached 52 units. Drag the threshold left.
Demonstration · Fixed sample data · No network — nothing here leaves your browser
Every capability
Grouped the way the platform is built.
Not a feature matrix with ticks in it. Each of these is a thing the system does, described in enough detail that you could tell whether it is what you need.
Ingest
Live data feed
A continuous live feed from your wellsite information system, rather than a file pulled every few minutes (WITSML 1.4.1.1 and 2.0).
Store and forward
Data is saved at the rig site and sent when the link permits. Designed around an unreliable connection, because that is the connection that exists.
Catching up after an outage
When the link returns, the delayed data lands in the right place in the log — and the period is marked as late-arriving, never silently blended in.
Live monitoring
Drilling parameter dashboards
ROP, WOB, hookload, torque, RPM, standpipe pressure, mud flow, and pit volumes, live.
Gas readings
Shown live alongside the drilling readings, matched to the same depth.
Lithology logging
The rock record, built against depth as the well is drilled.
Depth-based and time-based views
One set of data, two ways to read it. A driller reads by time; a geologist reads by depth. Neither has to convert.
Alarms
Threshold engine
Limits set per reading, by the people who know what normal looks like on this well.
Escalation
An alarm nobody acknowledges moves up to the next person. The design assumes the first person might not be looking.
Record and reporting
Remote witnessing
Your office, your partner, and your client see the same live view as the rig site.
Historical playback
Replay any period of the well as it happened, by depth or by time.
Post-well reporting
The well's final record, assembled from the data itself rather than retyped from it.
Export for partners and regulators
Standard formats, so the data leaves the platform in a form the recipient already reads.
We build systems like this for other organizations.
The Smart Logging System exists because we met the same operational failure enough times to engineer it properly. Yours is probably a different failure. That is the conversation we want, and you will have it with an engineer.