Introduction to ISO 15926 and POSC Caesar Association

OpenO&M/MIMOSA and PCA Forum

Houston, February 28th, 2012

Nils Sandsmark – General Manager

Agenda

� POSC Caesar Association

� Introduction to ISO 15926

� Ongoing Projects

� IOHN� EPIM ReportingHub Project� ISO OGI � iRING� EPIM EqHub

� Special Interest Groups (SIGs)

� Summary

POSC Caesar Association (PCA)

• PCA is a global, not-for-profit,independent member organizationdeveloping, enhancing, and promoting methodology, content and solutions for data interoperabilitywith special focus on ISO 15926

• PCAhas 36 membersin 12 countrieson 4 continents

• PCA arranges forums and member meetings every year in:• Asia/Australia

• Europe/Africa

• America

The vision of ISO 15926

data interoperability and life cycle

Focus areas have evolved so far:1. Handover EPC - OO (1993+)2. Integrated operations (2004+)3. Operations & maintenance

and integration between engineering and O & M (2008+)

RDL

ISO 15926

Company

“EPC” Company

“Supplier”

Reference Data

Library (RDL)

Exchange or

Communicatemap map

internet

Reference Data Systems & Services (RDS)

Using shared references & sharing references used,

reduces business ambiguity & reduces mapping overheads.

Makes interoperability easier and reduces risk & cost

ISO15926 interoperability at its simplest

Reference Data Complexity

• Dictionary

– Terms and definitions

• Taxonomy

– Classes in sub-/super-class hierarchy

• Ontology

– Constraints

– Connections

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W3C - Semantic Web and ISO 15926Evolution:

� Web 1.0 – Pages and documents

� Web 2.0 – Social networking

� Web 3.0 – Semantic Web

“layer cake”

Why ontologies?The real world is complex and changing.

You need a solution that can cope with

that complexity and adapt with the changes.

That's what ontology does for you

http://www.w3.org/RDF/

Core classes

Standard &

Proprietary

Classes

Data Model

Manufactured

Item Classes

Core classes

Standard &

Proprietary

Classes

Data Model

Manufactured

Item Classes

Core classes

Standard &

Proprietary

Classes

Data Model

Manufactured

Item Classes

Reference data architecture

Core classes

Standard &

Proprietary

Classes

Data Model

Manufactured

Item Classes

Logical

organization

of reference dataISO

PCA

Community

RDL

Private

RDL

Federated

arrangement

of many web-

connected libraries

Global

Reference

The JORD Project

Interoperatemap map

Internet

ISO

PCA /JORD

SHARED

PRIVATE

GLOBAL

RDL

Business

ABusiness

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ISO

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JORD enhanced PCA RDSin partnership with FIATECH

ISO 15926 - Integration of Life-Cycle Data for Process Plants including Oil and Gas Production Facilities� ISO 15926 – 1: Overview and fundamental principles. IS ed. 1 published in June 04

� ISO 15926 – 2: Data model. IS ed. 1 published in December 03

� ISO 15926 – 3: Ontology for geometry and topology. TS ed. 1 published in April 09

� ISO 15926 – 4: Initial reference data. TS ed. 1 published in October 07

� ISO 15926 – 6: Scope and methodology for developing additional reference data

CD/TS proposal sent for ballot

� ISO 15926 – 7: Template Methodology. TS published October 11

� ISO 15926 – 8: OWL Representation. TS published October 11

� ISO 15926 – 9: Implementation methods for the integration of distributed systems –

Façade implementation. TS planned complete 2012

� ISO 15926 – 10: Abstract Test Methods. TS planned complete 2013

� ISO 15926 – 11: Simplified Industrial Usage. Under development, based on existing

industrial usage guidelines. TS planned complete 2013

� ISO 15926 – 12: ISO 15926 as OWL 2 implementation with named graphs. Proposed

� ISO 15926-5 has been replaced by an annex to ISO TC184/SC4: Procedure for

development and maintenance of reference data in database format

High North: typical operational concept

� Heavily instrumented facilities

� Lean local organization

� Extensive remote support organization

⇒Robust and secure digital infrastructure required

⇒Novel collaborative work processes required

Lean local

organization

Heavily instru-

mented facility

Remote asset

organization

Multi-asset

support center

External

expert center

Main Objective for IO in the High North

Main objective: Demonstrate a reliable digital platform for Integrated Operation Generation 2 (IO G2)

Requirements: Come from use cases within

� Drilling & Completion

� Production & Reservoir management

� Operation & Maintenance

Key element: Handling of real-time data across applications, disciplines, locations and organizations using ISO 15926

Drillin

g &

Completion

Drillin

g &

Completion

Project set up and activity leads

Production &

Reservoir Integration platform

Semantic model

Safety and risk

Digital platform

Business processes

Operations &

Maintenance

Production use cases

Production Support Center

• Multi-asset Support Center at Statoil in Stavanger

• 3rd line, multi-asset

• Ambition: proactive monitoring and managing production critical sub-systems in collaboration with external expert centers

Challenges:

• Information overload

• Interoperability / Integration

• Data standardization

• Domain knowledge abstraction

Production use cases

• Two use cases:

1. Sand detection: semi-

automatic validation of sand

measurements (fast loop)

2. Erosion Monitoring:

monitoring of erosion

through interoperability with

external expert centers

(slow loop)

• Common activities:

o Data standardization and

abstraction of domain know-

ledge in sand management

using a semantic model

o Autonomous decision making

using a knowledge model

based on an ontology

1

2

Data

sources

Applications

Integration layer

Use of a semantic model

DNV Erosion Monitor

ABB Insight Epsis Decide

InternetEnterprise

ISO

PCA

IOHN

NPD

Classes

Relations

Templates

Ontologies

Wells

Facilities

Fields

Registries

Siemens PIMAQ Tieto Energy Components

SOIL: Secure Oil Information Link

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EPIM is the instrument for the operators

on the Norwegian Continental Shelf to

secure efficient information sharing

among all relevant stakeholders by

providing cost effective and user friendly

common digital solutions based on

international standards

� License2Share (L2S)

� EqHub

� EnvironmentWeb (EW)

� EPIM ReportingHub (ERH)

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EPIM ReportingHub (ERH) – Main Objectives Phase 1

� Shall receive drilling and

production reports from

operators on the NCS, validate,

store and send them to

authorities and partners

� Shall provide drilling and

production data to the partners

on request

� Shall be flexible for changes in

the reports and easy to extend

to new types of reports

� Shall be based on NPD Fact Pages

and PCA ISO 15926 ontology

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Deployment of ERH production data

Common

Asset Production

Model

(ontology)

Appl 1A

Appl 2A

Appl 4A

Appl 3A

Appl 5A

Appl .A

Appl .A

Appl

(n-1)A

Appl nA

Company A’s application portfolio

+ PCA’s

RDS

ISO TC 184

Scope and DeliverablesScope and Deliverables

� The Oil and Gas asset management operations and maintenance Interoperability (OGI) TS specifies the use of a combination of ISO and industry standards to meet the interoperability requirements of the Oil and Gas industry and appropriate closely related industry groups such as the Petrochemical industry.

� Major associated deliverables include:

� Industry developed and owned pilot & compliance data sets• Downstream Data Set – Plant Light Ends Unit with debutanizer and depropanizer

towers

• Upstream Platform Data Set

� Detailed industry use cases prioritized by owner/operators• OpenO&M Digital Handover of O&M information and Provisioning of O&M Systems

• Upstream Production Optimization

• OpenO&M Maintenance Use Case

� Industry use case driven pilots• Downstream Pilot

• Upstream Pilot

The iRING

ISO 15926 Realtime Interoperability Network Grid

EPC

Owner Operator

RDS/WIPEPC

Supplier

ISO 15926

ISO 15926

Supplier

Supplier

Job Site

Dow

Houston, TX

Bentley

Exton, PA

Hatch

Brisbane,

Australia

Intergraph

Huntsville,

AL

Emerson

Pune, India

Bechtel,

Frederick,

MD

PlantSpace

P&ID

OpenPlant

PDxManager

SPF

Inspec

EIO

SmartPlant

P&ID

Demonstrations

TCS

New Delhi,

IndiaSPI

Bentley

Walnut,

CA

ProjectWise

LCS

FIATECH

Conference 2010

CH2M Hill

Denver,

CO

PDB

CCC

Athens,

Greece

C3D

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EPIM EqHub Project

� Operators contract

specifications to reflect

EqHub requirement

� Operators aligned with same

information requirements

� Information requirements is

based on ISO 15926

� EqHub certified information

pre-approved by operators

� EqHub will use a membership

funding model (ref. Achilles)

� EqHub is managed and owned

by EPIM

Special Interest Groups (SIGs) - Mandate

The SIG shall ensure that the industry gets access to

reference data of very high quality by contributing to:

� Making recommendation for further enhancement of reference data within its domain

� Quality assurance and formal approval of all changes and enhancement of the RDL within its domain according to ISO procedures, ISO 15926 Parts and PCA’s rules and procedures

� Developing and maintaining ISO 15926

� Establishing good dialogue arenas with all interested parties in the industry, in research and educational institutions and the authorities, and to clearly communicate the industry’s position on

key issues in this field

� (A few “special” SIG’s with mandates beyond this.)

Special Interest Groups (SIGs)Active Special Interest Groups:

� Modeling, Methods, and Technology• In co-operation with iRING

� Drilling and Completion• In co-operation with EPIM Reporting Hub and IOHN

� Production and Reservoir• In co-operation with EPIM Reporting Hub and IOHN

� Operation and Maintenance• Joint SIG with OpenO&M / MIMOSA

� Instrument and Control (>>> & Equipment & Valves)• In co-operation with iRING (& FIATECH)

� Geometry (2D & 3D)• In co-operation with FIATECH and iRING

� IT Architecture• Joint SIG with OpenO&M / MIMOSA

� TAB (Technical Advisory Board) – technical coordination of SIG activities

More information: https://www.posccaesar.org/wiki/Sig

PCA Summary from the Owner/Operator Forum, in Perth October 11th 2011

� Information is an asset and should be managed as such

� Management can be held accountable for bad information management

� Owner/Operators are including ISO 15926 in their information management strategies and plans

� Owner/Operators are putting requirements for ISO 15926 in contracts

� Compliance specification is necessary� Standard wording should be developed

� Collaboration is key

� Between Owner/Operators, EPCs, Equipment Vendors Software Vendors and Standards Organizations

Summary

� Industry recognition of the dependency on Reference Data is growing

� ISO 15926 is ready – All key parts are in place and tested

� The standard is implemented by a number of software vendor and have been use by many Owners/Operators, EPCs and Suppliers

� Draft Compliance & Methodology Specification has been published and prototype Triple-Store Content Publishing Platform is in place

� Core Training & Reference Resources will be available by end of April of 2012

� Participation and co-operation is necessary in order to accelerate the work