Given the many applications of distributed fibre-optic sensing, value can be generated in a variety of ways:

• Improved hydrocarbon recovery through monitoring production, injection, and well integrity.
• Reduced downtime and fewer interventions due to continuous monitoring.
• More efficient and advanced well interventions that affects producibility and improves safety.
• Monitoring infrastructure and hardware which improves regularity of operations and contribute to a shift from reactive to predictive maintenance.

This session welcomes contributions that show clear value generation from distributed fibre-optic sensing, either through one of the methods listed above, or by one of the many other methods involving DAS, DTS, and more.

Presentations:

1530-1600 - Continuous DAS monitoring during a wireline operation enhances eyesight and reduces cost, Alireza Roostaei, Equinor
1600-1630 - A Fiber-optic Cable Installation in a Horizontal Lateral Shale Well for Injection and Production Profiling, Richard Temple, Chevron
1630-1700 - Can a subsea well with a non-functioning pressure gauge be started? Yes, if you have DAS!, Taber Hersum, Equinor