Integrated Asset Management in Smart Oilfields

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Postdoctoral Research Position This position has been filled. We are pleased to welcome Dr. Vikram Sorathia to our group. Date posted: March 01, 2011 Graduate Research Assistant Graduate Research Assistantship positions for current and prospective Ph.D. students are available in the areas of information integration, cloud computing, stream and event processing, and semantic Web technologies. Several areas of research focus are described here. Each research assistant will receive a competitive stipend plus paid tuition. For details on how to apply, please visit here. Date posted: November 26, 2010

 

IAM is a fast-paced research project that seeks to apply core computer science concepts to challenging problems in the oilfield domain. Specifically, our objective is a creative synthesis of ideas from a wide variety of domains -- software architecture, distributed and grid computing, artificial intelligence, semantic web, etc. -- in an attempt to create a knowledge management and workflow management layer for oilfield applications. The project offers a host of challenging opportunities for motivated graduate students. The IAM project is part of the joint USC-Chevron CiSoft effort to realize the vision of an integrated, instrumented, intelligent oilfield. The IAM project is part of the Smart Oilfield project being done at the Center for Energy Informatics. The project team includes computer scientists from USC, domain experts from Chevron, and technology advisors from Microsoft and Avanade.

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