Advancing Subsea Reservoir Management through Digital Twin

When designing an intricate system, it's crucial to apply system concepts, principles, and rules to gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenge at hand. The subsea system's architecture refers to the organization of a system, including its components, relationships with the environment, and structure defined by elements, interfaces, processes, restrictions, and behaviors. One of its components, a reservoir, is an underground deposit that is intended to hold hydrocarbons such as oil or gas for extraction. Additionally, digital twin (DT) technology allows for extensive monitoring, analysis, and optimization of assets and processes in a variety of industries, including construction, engineering, architecture, and subsea maintenance. Overall, this paper presents an approach to using Autodesk Maya software to create a digital twin (DT) of the reservoir, which is a vital part of subsea systems.