Study of Integrated Oil-Field Pipelines Network System Based on GIS Spatial Data Sharing Platform
Wenyou Fan, Banghua Xie, Xin Yi Meng · 2009
After intensive research on present oil-gas pipeline application systems, especially, the data structure and functional structure of these systems, we found that the modules of today's oil-gas pipeline application systems are relatively independent. They are usually lack of an effective mechanism for data sharing and exchange ability of modules is not efficiency too. How to solve these problems is this paper's target. In this paper, in view of the coupling module and data sharing, we first rebuilt the original system and provided a new modules organizational chart. We abandoned using business process as a centre to build system's structure. Instead of business process, we putted forward the GIS as the centre and geospatial relation as link to build an expanded business application model. This model made great success in the application of alarm monitoring, the valve open/close analysis. Inspection location, analysis of burst pipes and integration of two-dimensional three-dimensional. It provided theoretical foundation and examples for general application of various types of pipeline in cross oil field business.