LYTT LYVE™ is our patented, cloud-based data storage, management and processing platform.
It combines industry-leading, real-time data streaming technology with our pattern recognition algorithms to intelligently extract and classify the events and features from sensor data that matter most to our customers.
We turn your data into tangible business insights within seconds, and send them anywhere in the world via a web-based, customised dashboard.
Cloud-based event detection and pattern recognition for real-time surveillance and optimization.
Streaming, storing, and processing terabytes of data used to be expensive and time consuming. Not anymore. Our edge computing solution intelligently extracts the key features from sources like distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) and distributed temperature sensing (DTS) data streams within seconds, reducing the volume of data by 1,000 times without compromising quality.
Our cloud-based data management tools make it quicker and easier to process large volumes of data, such as DAS and DTS. Our systems can also be integrated with other contextual data sets to show you the bigger picture. And since data is streamed straight to the cloud, you can access our tools and carry out real-time analysis from any location worldwide with an internet connection.
This is where the magic happens! Machine learning is the process of teaching computers to use data to make accurate predictions. At LYTT, we use a unique combination of machine learning and physics models to continuously transform raw sensor and time series data into actionable insights in a matter of seconds.
spotLYTT™ is our user-friendly data visualization dashboard. It takes the data gathered by our patented, field-proven analytics tools and turns it into contextualized insights via a single, intuitive dashboard. It gives you the freedom to visualize and analyze relevant data in real-time for faster, more informed decision making.
We know how precious your data is. That’s why our cloud-based platform comes with industry-leading security features, giving you the flexibility to grant access to multiple users anywhere in the world, safely.
Our pattern recognition and visualization tools draw on machine learning analytics, similar to those used in music recognition applications, to identify and extract relevant features from terabytes of data.
Just like a song has an individual, unique pattern, different fluids– such as water, oil and gas – have unique acoustic fingerprints. But in complex, high-value businesses, it’s not enough to simply ‘see’ the fingerprint, operators need to know why they’re seeing it in order to make informed choices.
That’s where our tried-and-tested hybrid analytics approach comes in.
LYTT combines the power of acoustic pattern recognition technology used in the music industry with knowledge inherent in physics-driven models to deliver significant value to the oil and gas sector and beyond.
We use physics models to teach our models the impact a set of known variables will have on the data. This helps identify hidden data patterns created by fingerprints under different conditions. In other words, we don’t just ‘see’ the patterns, we understand ‘why’ we’re seeing them.
It is unlike anything else on the market today.
As thought leaders, LYTT has published numerous papers highlighting our subject matter expertise and demonstrating our innovative and proven technology in action.
Distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) technology essentially turns a fiber optic cable into a long microphone, making it possible to track different sounds, such as oil, gas or sand moving in a well from the reservoir all the way to the surface.
However, DAS produces an extraordinary amount of data. For example, a single hydrocarbon well can generate 100 million data points every second. That’s like streaming 1,000 full movies every hour. Until now, it has been difficult for operators to convert this data into useful insights in a timely manner. But our data analytics solutions are changing all that.
Distributed temperature sensing (DTS) uses fiber optic cable to continuously record temperature. DTS is particularly useful in certain operational environments where temperature can affect operational decisions.
DTS has proven challenging to operators, as it has traditionally taken them a long time to interpret. Our data analytics tools and solutions make light work of this, collecting, processing and analysing DTS in real time.