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Successful exploration through integrating 4D seismic data

May 3, 2021

Operator Equinor, together with partners Vår Energi (25%), Idemitsu Petroleum (15%) and Neptune Energy (15%), has added a unique discovery to the list of exploration successes in the greater Fram…

Recent Advances in Climate Change Research: Part XI – How Earth’s IR Photons are Transferred in the Atmosphere in the Presence of CO₂

Lasse Amundsen* and Martin Landrø, NTNU/Bivrost Geo

April 18, 2021

Skydive with us into the quantum world and find out how Earth’s IR radiation is transferred in a plane-parallel troposphere in the presence of CO₂ molecules. At quite uncertain times…

The Supercontinent Cycle: Patterns and Impacts

Rasoul Sorkhabi, Ph.D.

April 18, 2021

Plate tectonics comprises three inter-linked mega-cycles: the Rock cycle, the Wilson cycle, and the supercontinent cycle, which we explore in more detail here. The geography of continents and oceans has…

4 seismic surveys in one

Press Release

April 13, 2021

The subsurface of the North Cape Basin in the Barents Sea is full of salt that has formed diapirs in places, even creating overhangs. “Therefore, significant local velocity differences occur,”…

The importance of structured data

Ronny Setså

March 2, 2021

Barely 5% of available seismic data is utilized and geoscientists and engineers reportedly spend more than 50% of their time searching and assembling data.

Do I trust what is in the cloud or what is in my geomodel?

Henk Kombrink

February 24, 2021

A wrap-up of last week’s DIGEX2021 Conference.

How Shell is redesigning the work of explorationists

Ronny Setså

February 23, 2021

Shell’s new digital venture is experimenting with new ways for explorers to work remotely and crowd-sourcing expertise.

A well’s headshot

Henk Kombrink

February 18, 2021

Pandion Energy shows how data resulting from the Released Wells Initiative can be used to further investigate reservoir quality in the Cara discovery.

The use of public domain subsurface data in the spotlight

Henk Kombrink

February 15, 2021

A consortium of Dutch companies launched a petition to support an open-source well database last week. It doesn’t happen often that companies initiate a debate this way.

QEMSCAN – the geological QR code

Henk Kombrink

February 15, 2021

Through analysing hundreds of cuttings from a single well, depositional history and provenance changes are brought to life with the QEMSCAN technique.

Finding the hard-to-find treasures

Ronny Setså

February 11, 2021

DIGEX 2021: Be sure to attend this case study presentation on how to increase your chances of finding injectite sands.

Surpassing human capabilities

Ronny Setså

February 9, 2021

A recent global machine learning competition resulted in new algorithms that can predict lithology from well logs as good as, or even better than humans.

The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

Technology

Successful exploration through integrating 4D seismic data

Recent Advances in Climate Change Research: Part XI – How Earth’s IR Photons are Transferred in the Atmosphere in the Presence of CO₂

The Supercontinent Cycle: Patterns and Impacts

4 seismic surveys in one

The importance of structured data

Do I trust what is in the cloud or what is in my geomodel?

How Shell is redesigning the work of explorationists

A well’s headshot

QEMSCAN – the geological QR code

Finding the hard-to-find treasures

Surpassing human capabilities

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