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New approach for Pore pressure prediction

January 24, 2019

At #DigEx 2019 leading technology and IT companies will show the latest applications of machine learning for the subsurface. [add_single_eventon id=”31271″ ext_url=”https://events.geonova.no/event/digex-2019/” ] One of them is Ikon Science, represented…

Automated interpretation- can we trust it?

Liesbeth Breesch

January 23, 2019

At #DigEx 2019 RagnaRock will showcase their technology. In the automated interpretation session (full program here), RagnaRock GEO, represented by Mikael Kvalvær, Software Developer and Åsmund Heir, CEO, are presenting how…

Enabling Data Sharing

Liesbeth Breesch

January 21, 2019

The afternoon session of the first day in the exciting 2-day program of #DigEx 2019 is about ENABLING DATA SHARING & NEW DIGITAL WORKFLOWS. Opportunities and challenges come with the digitalization…

Improving accuracy of fault interpretation

Liesbeth Breesch

January 18, 2019

“The application of deep learning for more accurate fault delineation” is the full title of the talk which will be given by James Lowel, Research and Development Director for GeoTeric…

Self-organizing maps to understand geology

Liesbeth Breesch

January 16, 2019

At #DIGEX2019, the digital subsurface one of the important themes is how to use machine learning applications in a G&G workflow. There is a session on day 2 (see here…

Adding uncertainty to seismic interpretation

Liesbeth Breesch

January 14, 2019

Automated seismic interpretation is one of the better-known examples of machine learning and a whole session of #DigEx2019 in Oslo is dedicated to it (full program here). One of the…

First award for CO2 storage

Liesbeth Breesch

January 11, 2019

Together with partners Shell and Total, Equinor takes part in the Northern Lights project that submitted an application for an exploitation permit for a subsea reservoir in September 2018. As…

Artificial intelligence and the world

Liesbeth Breesch

January 11, 2019

#DigEx 2019– The Digital Subsurface conference hosted by Geopublishing takes place in Oslo on Januray 30-31. Kimberly Lein-Mathiesen from Microsoft Norway will present a keynote in the session about Digital…

The first of its kind

Ingvild Ryggen Carstens

January 10, 2019

On Januray 30-31, Geopublishing is hosting the very first conference concerning digitalisation of the subsurface, targeting explorationists dealing with immense amounts of data: #DigEx 2019– The Digital Subsurface. “The mass…

2 interesting days about the digital subsurface

Liesbeth Breesch

January 8, 2019

The program for #DigEx 2019 is getting finalized and is promising 2 interesting days with talks about the digital subsurface. Join us and sign up here! The first day starts…

“The computer found oil”

Ingvild Ryggen Carstens

December 17, 2018

Digital technology is enablingthe oil & gas industry to completelychange the way geoscientists work, how it impactsour daily jobs and the possibilities that comes with it. Does this also mean…

Geophysical Technology: Marine Vibrators

Martin Landrø & Lasse Amundsen

December 7, 2018

Part 1: History & early developments of marine vibrators for geophysical acquisition techniques. If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and…

The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

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New approach for Pore pressure prediction

Automated interpretation- can we trust it?

Improving accuracy of fault interpretation

Self-organizing maps to understand geology

Adding uncertainty to seismic interpretation

First award for CO2 storage

Artificial intelligence and the world

The first of its kind

2 interesting days about the digital subsurface

“The computer found oil”

Geophysical Technology: Marine Vibrators

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