Tags in LiveRig Collector

In the configuration of the sources, in the LiveRig Collector application, there is an option to add tags in the Event Type field. In this way, the user can dynamically filter through information using the Event Type field so that the same data source can be automatically partitioned into different collections. Minimum version

• Live version 2.27

• Live should contain the Liverig plugin version 2.25

How to use tags

Guide that demonstrates how to use the tags.

LiveRig Collector

Adding tags in the event type field of an existing source.

Add tags to the event type field

Available tags

{well-uid} - UID of well {well-name} - Name of well {wellbore-uid} - UID of wellbore {wellbore-name} - Name of wellbore {object-uid} - UID of object {object-name} - Name of object {object-type} - Type of object {index-type} - Type of index

In this example we will add the following tags: {well-uid}, {object-type} and {object-uid}, in the image below, the result of the event type field.

New event type field value

It’s important to note that only the tags described in this guide exist. It’s not possible to create new tags, so, creating a name within {} will be just another textual information and not a tag.

Live

After saving the new source settings in the LiveRig Collector application, we can see the changes in Live application. When selecting the modified source in the collectors window, the following result will be displayed.

You can see the tags in the event type fields

Live Console

In this step, we will use the Live console to filter some events using the tags.

Filtering all raw_NS01 data

We can see in the image above that the __types bring in their value the translation of the tags, example: NS01{well-uid}{object-type}{object-uid}

1. raw_ns01 well_uid_1 log log_uid_1

2. raw_ns01 well_uid_1 log log_uid_2

We can add a specific filter for each event, for example:

Using raw_ns01well_uid_1loglog_uid_1 to filter

In the LIVERIG_METADATA field, when we add tags to the event type of a collector, a new field is added, parsed_event_type, which has the name translated from the tags with the event values, whereas the rig_name field has the original name, that is, with the tags added.

Asset Configuration

Using an event type with tags, we can create filters for an asset, generalizing or specifying a pipe filter, example: ****In the image below, was created a RIG, the RT13, with a specific filter: raw_ns01well_uid_1loglog_uid_1

We can see the data coming through the channels not configured with the information from the tags:

Conclusion

This guide demonstrates the new functionality of adding tags to the Rig Collector event type field. We see that this way we can create filters more dynamically, below some examples of use.

NS01{well-uid}{object-type}{object-uid} -> Distinct information **** NS01{well-uid}{well-uid}{object-uid} -> Repeated information **** NS01{well-uid}trajectory{object-uid} -> Fixed information **** NS01_{well-uid}_{object-type}_{object-uid} -> Distinct information separating by underline