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acquired using emerging sensing technology like distributed acoustic sensors
(DAS) or distributed temperature sensors (DTS), which can record events
every 1/10 of a second and transmit using down-hole optical couplings.
It is worth emphasizing that stream computing does not provide the models
needed by E&P. Rather it provides the new concept of computing infra-
structure where the data is being generated without concern of scalability,
complexity, or bandwidth, and integrated into real-time drilling and pro-
duction automation and optimization models.

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