Exhibiting at EAGE 2022
We're going to the EAGE 2022 in Madrid Petrosys is looking forward to demonstrating our [...]
Exhibiting at APPEA 2022
Petrosys are looking forward to exhibiting at the APPEA Conference in Brisbane from 17-19 May 2022. Stop by booth #44 to speak to the team.
Bringing together the team to support our clients
As the synergy between Petrosys and Interica products has brought the teams even closer together we have combined our support teams into regional groups, expanding further our global reach and resources to best serve our customers in their local time zones. We have challenged our support team to ensure that we retain the timeliness and quality of our call responses across a wide range of our group products/services in all corners of the globe.
New Release Interica OneView™ 2022.1.0
We are pleased to announce the release of Interica OneView V2022.1.0 with new functionality and significant performance improvements. Here are just a few of the IOV v2022.1.0 release highlights.
New OSDU™ Wells Connector for Petrosys PRO
Petrosys has introduced the brand new OSDU™ wells connector with the latest release, Petrosys PRO 2021.2. The new OSDU™ connector supports reading well headers, directional surveys, formation tops and well logs from OSDU™ R3.
Supporting all our clients around the globe
As a group, Petrosys with Interica, GLOBEClaritas, and GPinfo are looking forward to continuing to build and enhance our support network to best serve our clients and partners and we are pleased to welcome a familar face back to the Global Support Team.
GPinfo 2022 Permits Map Coming Soon
GPinfo is getting ready to launch the 2022 Petroleum Permits of Australasia Map at APPEA 2022. The GPinfo Petroleum Permits of Australasia Map, produced annually with industry support and assistance, is the most accurate and up-to-date map of its kind and an essential tool for any company associated with the petroleum industry.
Fault Statistics – Understanding patterns, behaviour, and growth
Faults play a large role in how we perceive the distribution of sediments and migration of fluids throughout the subsurface. As such, understanding fault patterns, behaviour and growth is critical throughout the O&G sector and has vital implications for CCS development.