Research on the Application of VR Technology in Oil and Gas Engineering Education: Taking the Well Control Emergency Rescue Robotic System as an Example

Abstract

Oil and gas engineering is a talent-intensive, technology-intensive, and capital-intensive field. The final teaching is insufficient and unsatisfactory, and while oil and gas engineering instruction, particularly experimental practise teaching, is hampered and restricted by many working conditions such as huge scale, large equipment, high cost, high safety risk, and enterprise production system, and so on VR technology has developed rapidly in recent years, which has brought great impacts to teaching; this study uses VR technology to build and produce a well control emergency rescue robotic system, combining knowledge points with VR technology and applying the system to the course of Drilling and Well Completion Engineering. This teaching practice makes teaching more vivid and makes the process that cannot be reproduced fully displayed in front of students’ eyes. Such an attempt has achieved such good teaching effects that students can solve problems through interactions.

Design and Development of Digital Teaching Resources for HSE Training on Safety Management of Confined Space Operations Based on VR Technology

“…The application of VR technology is an effective way to solve the practical teaching of HSE training for oil and gas field surface construction projects and avoid harsh environments, large scale, high investment, and high risks. How to utilize advanced information technology and modernization to improve the training quality and effectiveness of industry employees, and effectively enhance their safety quality, is an urgent need for HSE training business in oil and gas field surface construction projects [2] .…”

Retracted: Research on the Application of VR Technology in Oil and Gas Engineering Education: Taking the Well Control Emergency Rescue Robotic System as an Example

“…Tis article has been retracted by Hindawi following an investigation undertaken by the publisher [1]. Tis investigation has uncovered evidence of one or more of the following indicators of systematic manipulation of the publication process:…”