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Enterprise Systems
Development
The oil and gas industry recognizes the
benefits of implementing enterprise systems to increase exploration, production
and recovery. With significant experience in
enterprise system development (ESD) from
business process reengineering through
system deployment, ISED staff members
have the technical expertise to support the
development and deployment of business
and technology process solutions for oil
and gas operations.
The ESD life cycle includes process modeling
to develop systems that are driven by the
business model. This life cycle functions
efficiently and effectively irrespective of the
technical domain to which it is applied.
Data Warehouse and
Data Mining
An effective data warehouse enables
clients to dramatically increase their return
on investment (ROI) by analyzing detailed
information in a wide variety of ways. Viable
candidates for incorporation into a data
warehouse in the oil and gas industry
include:
Lease acquisition and financial data
Seismic data
Well log data
Down-hole sensor data
Upstream and downstream
corrosion data
Production equipment and
performance data
Transformation Layer
Industry standard data modeling tools
Extract, transform and load
(ETL) tools
Warehouse development tools
Data mining tools for business
intelligence (BI) and executive
information systems (EIS)
Engineering Workflow
Process
Oil and gas companies understand that
standardization of engineering workflow
processes is a key factor in staying competitive. ISED engineers have participated in
numerous projects to provide process support to large organizations, and are highly
skilled in creating quality solutions to facilitate the workflow process.
Data and Map-Based
Visualization
Data and map-based visualization allows
petrochemical professionals to view large
quantities of data in flexible formats for
quick interpretation and analysis. ISED
provides clients with high-quality user
interfaces by designing, specifying, implementing, documenting and managing the
visual appearance of computer-based
information displays.
Systems Integration
The multitude of IT systems in a typical oil
and gas company present a significant
challenge for systems integration. ISED
engineers have extensive experience in
building enterprise systems using service-oriented architectures (SOA) and
bridging the gap between new and legacy systems to enable enterprise-wide
reporting capabilities.
Data Warehouse Layer
Reporting Layer
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Schematic of typical SwRI-developed data warehouse architecture
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ISED engineers have extensive experience
with stand-alone and enterprise
database engines, including commercial
and open source products, to produce
solutions that maximize ROI for a variety of
exploration, production, refining and distribution endeavors. Experience includes:
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O
ver many decades, Southwest
Research Institute® (SwRI®) has
performed a broad spectrum of
research and development efforts for the
oil and gas industry. The capabilities and
experience of the Information Systems
Engineering Department (ISED) are
particularly applicable to initiatives such as
“Field of the Future” and “Digital Oilfield.”
Example of SwRI-developed data
and map-based visualization
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Southwest Research Institute
The Information Systems Engineering Department at SwRI is committed to reliably producing the highest quality
work through a proven systems engineering process. Our commitment to excellence is evident through our
appraised attainment of Level 5 within the Software Engineering Institute’s (SEI) Capability Maturity Model
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Integration (CMMI ). This distinction is held by a limited number of American companies and even fewer applied
research and development institutions.
®CMMI is registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office by Carnegie Mellon University.
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Design and
Current and
F uture Bus ines s
P rocess Model
Sys tem and
Infras tructure
Specific ation
Software
R equirements
Specific ation
High L evel
A rchitectural
Des ign
Bas eline
Sys tem
A rchitecture
Software
Des ign and
Development
Development
T es ting and
Deployment
for the
Oil and Gas
Industry
Example of Enterprise Systems Development Life Cycle
We welcome your inquiries.
For additional information,
please contact:
Steven W. Dellenback, Ph.D., PMP
Director-R&D
Intelligent Systems
(210) 522-3914 • Fax (210) 522-4228
[email protected]
Automation and Data Systems Division
Southwest Research Institute
6220 Culebra Road (78238-5166)
P.O. Drawer 28510 (78228-0510)
San Antonio, Texas
www.ised.swri.org
www.swri.org
Southwest Research Institute is an independent, nonprofit,
applied engineering and physical sciences research and
development organization using multidisciplinary approaches
to problem solving. The Institute occupies 1,200 acres in San
Antonio, Texas, and provides more than 2 million square feet
of laboratories, test facilities, workshops and offices for more
than 3,100 employees who perform contract work for industry
and government clients.
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Benefiting government,
industry and the public
through innovative science
and technology
An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V
Committed to Diversity in the Workplace
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Kenneth D. Irvin
Manager
Data Management Section
(210) 522-2593 • Fax (210) 522-4227
[email protected]