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After a Proof of Concept in 2022, we presented last year a cloud-native Geoscientific Workflow platform that strictly respects the more recent Energistics (www.energistics.org) and OSDU (www.osduforum.org) publications and the BPMN standard ISO/CEI 19510 to run Direct Acyclic Graph workflows.

With the objective to Facilitate experts’ collaboration to define workflows with an Open-Source interactive “no-code” UI we introduced this year, new capabilities to provide user’s interactions while orchestrating the workflows. This was a strong demand from French Geological Survey (BRGM) and open the way to user’s controlled complex Cyclic Workflows

This drives us to review totally the previous strategy and use the OSDU/EnergyML Activity Template to define human and services tasks and Activity Model Instance for reporting and not to define the design of the workflow.

A new Proof concept: “interactive faulted surface modeling”, applying these principles, was then experimented with the BRGM (French geological survey) on this new base.

This new solution seats on an Event-driven Geoscientific workflow Platform, can be operated from a Web UI including a 3D viewer on which the user can access a set of Geomodelling activity and Sub surface Entities embedded in a reservoir Domain Data Management Service based on RESQML V2.2.

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Orchestrating OSDU/Energistics Geomodelling Activity Services and User’s Interactive Decisions within a Geoscientific Workflow Platform
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