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The Workflow Designer is a low-code environment for building multi-disciplinary workflows using a drag-and-drop interface. Workflows can be easily built by dragging data access, engineering functions, and data-driven blocks visually to your workflow canvas and connecting them in the right order to implement your workflow logic. The workflow designer features 16 design of experiments techniques, 13 machine learning techniques, 16 optimization algorithms, and 27 probability distributions. It also comes with built-in Python 3.x scripting capabilities that allow you to go beyond the built-in functionality.

The Workflow Scheduler is responsible for managing how and when to run workflows. Published workflows can be triggered either on-demand or on a schedule via trigger events. A scheduled run can include information to narrow the scope of operation to a subset of all possible entities. For instance, it is possible to limit a well-centric workflow to only wells from a given gathering center, among other scenarios. Automated workflows help save precious engineering time by providing your engineers with actionable results, freeing more time for analysis and decision-making activities.

The model manager is responsible for managing models which are an essential element for building digital twins of oil and gas assets. The model manager keeps track of model changes over time and will know which version of the model to provide to the workflows based on the timestamp of the data it will operate on.

The model manager natively supports the most common engineering model types in the industry, but it can be extended to support any new modeling technology via configuration. It also supports machine learning models that have been serialized to the industry standard ONNX data format.

If you have built a user interface that is available at a given URL, you can add it to Digital Field Solver ® application’s main menu, or to sub-menus up to a depth of 3 levels, with the choice of choosing one of the icons in the library set or even upload a custom-built one. There is also the possibility of limiting access to this interface and sub-windows for specific users and roles in the system. User interfaces developed with the built-in Spotfire dashboarding tool can be further customized to enable dragging visuals, and editing filters, among other customizations.

The Digital Field Solver® cloud application leverages the Production Data Management (PDM) component of Data Foundation to help provide high-quality structured data to feed the automated workflows. Typical types of data supported are well and network master data, production history, well test data, and right-time data (aggregated time-series datasets from real-time data sources).

Identity and access management is facilitated by the Integration Foundation and is managed by Keycloak, an advanced open-source tool to manage very simple to very complex authentication schemes. Multiple features like LDAP and Active Directory, single-sign-on, user federation, identity brokering, and social login are available to help implement the access granularity you need to provide a secure environment.


WORKFLOW DESIGNER

The Workflow Designer is a low-code environment for building multi-disciplinary workflows using a drag-and-drop interface. Workflows can be easily built by dragging data access, engineering functions, and data-driven blocks visually to your workflow canvas and connecting them in the right order to implement your workflow logic. The workflow designer features 16 design of experiments techniques, 13 machine learning techniques, 16 optimization algorithms, and 27 probability distributions. It also comes with built-in Python 3.x scripting capabilities that allow you to go beyond the built-in functionality.

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