Moray joined the SAS Energy team as a Principal Consultant for Oil and Gas in 2013. He started his career at Baker Hughes where he spent the first eight years working as an engineer in the SLS and MWD product Lines. In 1996, Moray moved into the software development team at Baker Hughes where he was responsible for development of leading edge, real-time and remote (drilling, completions and production) and visualization solutions. After 2007, Moray held a variety of positions in business development, marketing and innovation management where he was responsible for delivering over $100mm in new product revenues. Moray holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Aided Engineering from Robert Gordon’s University. He is also in the process of completing his Executive MBA from Texas A&M University.
Drilling a well is costly, risky and fraught with hazards for both man and machine. So why does most well behavior surveillance rely solely on historical data? Why not include a data driven approach that can also predict what might happen next? One great example is wellbore breathing. Annular pressure
