Data Highway

Since 2014, GCE NODE has worked systematically to establish a data highway for integration and presentation of data across throughout the value chain.

As a result, key industry players agreed on a common data set that could be shared, and which also provided value to the project. OPC UA was chosen as a standard for interoperability. This GCE NODE project resulted in a large DEMO2000 project called Drilling Data Hub, which is currently run by Norce.

Segment: Digitalization

Project Owner: GCE NODE

GCE NODE Project Manager: Jan Helge Viste

Partners: EPIM, Equinor, Schlumberger, Baker Hughes, Halliburton, Weatherford, National Oilwell Varco, MHWirth, and Cameron.

Period: 2018 – 2019

Funding: No external funding.

Related news

    December 05th 2016

    Data Highway workshop

    Opportunities presented by data sharing were discussed in greater detail in a Data Highway workshop.

    May 03rd 2017

    Building a data highway

    Academia and industry came together in Houston for a full day workshop and seminar to discuss how to improve access to real time data in the oil and gas industry.

    December 26th 2017

    From Data Highway to Drilling Data Hub

    Based on the GCE NODE initiated Data Highway Pilot Project, IRIS has built a data hub prototype that acquires and processes real-time data from drilling operations.

    December 05th 2016

    Big interest for secure sharing of data

    Close to 60 people, representing 25 companies, gathered in Kristiansand to learn more about secure ways to share data.

    May 02nd 2017

    Digitalization will drive cost down

    “Full integration of data will take the oil and gas industry to the next level. The key is open access to data,” says Torgrim Reitan.

    July 04th 2017

    Making sense of buzzwords

    Three years ago, NODE’s application for Global Center of Expertise – the highest level in the Norwegian cluster program – was based on what has become industry buzzwords: Digitalization and access to real-time data.

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