Webinars | Petrosys

Petrosys hosts free, live webinars throughout the year on a range of topics: view demonstrations, see “what’s new” in Petrosys, learn how to simplify your workflows, and lots more!

Most of our webinars are recorded and are available here so you can watch them whenever you like. You can catch the latest Recorded Webinar below or log into the client portal area to view all past recordings and how to videos.

If you would like to suggest a webinar topic please feel free to email us: info@petrosys.com.au

Next Webinar

Introducing Petrosys PRO 2019.3

Development driven by our users – we take a look at the new features brought to you in this release.

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Presenter:	Ebelio Espinola
Date:	01 April 2020
1st Showing Time:	9:00am, Perth AUS (AWST)
2nd Showing Time:	4:00pm, Perth AUS (AWST)

Introducing our new connector: Ellis PaleoScan™

A look at the latest inclusion to the Petrosys PRO connectivity footprint – Eliis PaleoScan™

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Presenter:	Petrosys & Eliis
Date:	23 April 2020
1st Showing Time:	8:00am, Glasgow UK (BST)
2nd Showing Time:	3:00pm, Glasgow UK (BST)

Introducing new connectors: tNavigator®

A look at the latest inclusion to the Petrosys PRO connectivity footprint – Rock Flow Dynamics tNavigator®

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Presenter:	Ebelio Espinola
Date:	29 April 2020
1st Showing Time:	9:00am, Perth AUS (AWST)
2nd Showing Time:	4:00pm, Perth AUS (AWST)

FaultSticks: Dispay them and much more

Fault sticks are a useful way of modelling 3-dimensional fault continuity across a reservoir model, particularly. This is important for assessing reservoir compartmentalisation, connectivity and fluid migration pathways. In PRO 2019.3, it is now possible to display fault sticks in Mapping, complementing our pre-existing fault stick support in the 3D Viewer. As with many other data formats, Petrosys PRO supports fault sticks from numerous third party applications, such as Petrel, Kingdom, DUG Insight and Paradigm. Using the drag and drop capabilities, you can quickly add data from multiple sources to your subsurface map, then apply a colourfill gradient along each stick to show the fault length and highlight areas of long-standing tectonic activity. Would you prefer to work with fault polygons? No problem. Add the fault sticks to the grid creation workflow to generate fault polygons for each horizon surface and streamline your workflow by saving this task list for future use.

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