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What is Risk?
What is Risk
Management?
What is a
Risk Management Plan?
What are the typical outputs of UnRiskIT?
What is
the Central Limit Theorem and how does UnRiskIT®
manage it?
Is
UnRiskIT®
a Microsoft Excel Add-In?
What is Risk?
Risk is a concept that denotes a potential negative
impact to some characteristic of value that may
arise from a future event, or we can say that "Risks
are events or conditions that may occur, and whose
occurrence, if it does take place, has a harmful or
negative effect". Exposure to the consequences of
uncertainty constitutes a risk. In everyday usage,
risk is often used synonymously with the probability
of a known loss. "Risk communication and risk
perception are essential factors for all human
decision making". Source: www.wikepedia.org
What is Risk
Management?
Risk management: covers all the processes involved
in identifying, assessing and judging risks,
assigning ownership, taking actions to mitigate or
anticipate them, and monitoring and reviewing
progress.
What is a
Risk Management Plan?
A plan that imposes management tools to reduce the
risks to an acceptable level. A Risk Management Plan
is a document prepared by a project manager to
foresee risks, to estimate the effectiveness, and to
create response plans to mitigate them. It also
consists of the risk assessment matrix.
What are the typical outputs of UnRiskIT®?
Typical outputs of UnRiskIT® are:
A variety of Reports:
- AFE Detailed Report
- Detailed Report
- Summary Report
- Risk Management Report
- WellView Activity and AFE Export Report
A variety of graphs and charts:
- Drilling Cycle Cost Chart
- Frequency Charts (or ‘Bell’ curves) Cost, Time and
Risk
- Drilling Depth Chart
- Depth versus Cost Chart
- Tornado Charts (Risk, Cost)
- Total Risk Chart
All of the reports can be exported to MS Office
Excel. All of the graphs can be copied in any MS
Office application such as MS Word, MS Excel or MS
PowerPoint.
What is
the Central Limit Theorem and how does UnRiskIT®
manage it?
The central limit theorem (CLT) states that
the sum of a large number of independent and
identically-distributed random variables will
be approximately normally distributed (i.e.,
following a Gaussian distribution, or
bell-shaped curve) if the random variables
have a finite variance.
Simply put, if you have a large number of
variables in a Monte Carlo simulation then you
will experience a narrowing of the overall
outcome as the number of variables increase.
And the range of outcomes might not be
acceptable/reasonable to you.
To address this issue we can make some
intelligent correlations between variables,
making them dependent in some manner.
You may logically ascertain that as time
increases with a particular activity then the
trouble associated with that activity may
increase as well. UnRiskIT®
provides for a logical and transparent means
to define these correlations which results in
a more realistic range of possible outcomes.
Is UnRiskIT® a Microsoft - Excel Add-In?
No. Unlike other risk solutions, UnRiskIT®
is a standalone software program that is
specifically designed for the petroleum
professional. That means that you do not
have to learn how to program or plug in
generic subroutines, instead, with UnRiskIT®
you only have to create your logistical flow
of operations in terms and language that you
are familiar with.
more to come...
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