GPinfo has been working in partnership with Geognostics to make available these updated Geognostics OZ SEEBASE images for Australia to GPinfo users. The area of coverage now includes Papua New Guinea.
A ‘must have’ in the office for many of our key sponsors, the GPinfo 2021 Petroleum Permits of Australasia Map will soon be released at the upcoming APPEA Conference in June.
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 Petrosys PRO 2020.2.2 release builds on the collection of new and enhanced features in PRO 2020.1, across Connectivity, Mapping and Surface Modeling. Petrosys PRO 2020.2 delivers the latest new functionality while development and improvements to existing features continue to provide our clients with high value in their software investment
Join the ROGII and Petrosys teams for an upcoming special webinar on March 16th where will explore the applications of Rogii’s Resistivity Module in Australia!
Prompted by some ongoing work with a few clients - we have been using Elasticsearch to overcome the challenges when trying to make sense of decades worth of unstructured reports, documents, and generic files, in an effort to get the data easily into the hands of subsurface technical teams we decided to investigate different ways of loading data from multiple sources, further evaluating the capabilities of Elasticsearch.
In Petrosys PRO you can create bubble maps using data from most of the EP well data stores that connect to PRO. Data from text is also supported, such as CSV and other column based files.
2020 is without a doubt, not the year any of us had planned however, as I look back on the past 12 months it has been heartening to witness our resilience and capacity to adapt to unparalleled circumstances and keep going. Petrosys colleagues and clients have successfully migrated to a ‘virtual’ world and it is with pleasure that I note our ability to communicate and remain productive has only gone from strength to strength.
