by Well Data Labs | Aug 12, 2025 | Completions, Data Analytics, Data Integration, Data Science, Machine Learning, News, Real-Time Frac, Uncategorized
NOV and Well Data Labs (WDL) have announced a collaboration that transforms the management and visualization of operational fracturing data. By combining NOV’s Max Completions™ proven aggregation hardware with WDL’s Al-driven data analytics platform, this...
by Well Data Labs | Aug 1, 2025 | Data Analytics, Data Integration, Data Science, Machine Learning, News
Well Data Labs (WDL) has officially launched ChatWDL, a groundbreaking AI reasoning agent purpose-built for the oilfield. ChatWDL empowers executives to proactively drive workplace innovation through autonomous, agentic workflows, eliminating the delays associated...
by Mary Van Domelen | Mar 3, 2025 | Completions, Data Analytics, Data Science, Machine Learning
Don’t wait until plug drill-out to discover casing deformation The trend in hydraulic fracturing has been to push the envelope on drilling longer horizontal laterals with an ever-increasing number of stages, clusters, proppant, and fluid volumes. As completion...
by Well Data Labs | Mar 15, 2022 | Completions, Data Analytics, Data Science, Fracture Diagnostics, Machine Learning, Real-Time Frac
Summary of the SPE HFTC 2022 paper, “Automating a Breakthrough Technology for Real-Time Diagnostics: Sealed Wellbore Pressure Monitoring” The SWPM (sealed wellbore pressure monitoring) process is precisely what the name implies – measuring pressure...
by Well Data Labs | Apr 23, 2021 | Completions, Data Analytics, Data Science, Machine Learning
Find insights and create action faster with the right data visualizations Visual communication skills are often an afterthought in the workplace. Still, they’re critical if your job relies on data-driven decision making. With the volume of data most industries collect...
by Well Data Labs | Dec 15, 2020 | Completions, Data Analytics, Data Science, Fracture Diagnostics, Industry Insights
You know what they say; more is better. But is it always? For many years now, the most common method for horizontal multistage fracturing in tight rock formations has been Plug-and-Perf (PnP), utilizing several perforation clusters along the lateral section of the...
