Petrosys has a well-established history of playing well with others, we have long recognised the value to our clients in having our software and data management solutions work across multiple platforms and operating systems. We have significant plans to explore and evolve continuing to invest in data integration, open standards, and modern platforms, and have joined our sister company Interica this year as committed members of OSDU.
The Petrosys R&D Roadmap is committed to OSDU™; as members of the Open Group, participating in networking and best practices discussions and developing a connector that enables the extraction and visualisation of Well data from OSDU™.
Occasionally, we receive an email in the Support Inbox that reminds me how easy it is to resolve complex mapping challenges in Petrosys PRO - when you know where the tools are! One such email we received recently was to with a specific template in our Grid Arithmetic tool. The if…else template.
The way in which we view and interact with maps of all types and across all sectors of life and industry has changed significantly too. As the self-proclaimed ‘Mapping Gurus’, here at Petrosys, we have a clear interest in how our customers work with maps, which has recently raised the question – why do we need printed maps when digital maps are so readily available?
Petrosys PRO users can connect and work directly with Petrel data without having to import it into Petrosys PRO, but sometimes the icon may disappear when Petrel is updated. It's an easy fix.
Improve your mapping standards by taking advantage of the latest scientific colour gradients. We have added a number of perceptually uniform and ordered gradients to new release Petrosys PRO 2020.1, created by Fabio Crameri
You worry that your portfolio is disconnected from any database or geological data sources. The visibility over the entire exploration portfolio is poor and you fear that sooner or later, you will miss some incorrect resource estimation and, therefore, make a poor decision for where to invest your companies limited resources. Surely there must be a solution to your problems? There is, and it’s called PLDB.
Petrosys is pleased to announce the acquisition of Globe Claritas™ Seismic Processing Software from GNS Science in New Zealand.
