The quest for resources may change, but geological workflows don’t. What changes are the questions we're asking of it. The skills geoscientists have developed and refined during their time in oil and gas can carry over to other subsurface work such...
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Webinar Details A practical webinar exploring how machine learning and probabilistic analysis can support rock strength modelling workflows in IP....
Making an ALARP decision is only half the challenge. The other half is being able to demonstrate how and why that decision was made.
Ask a geoscientist to talk you through an open hole log suite, and most won't miss a beat. Ask the same person to interpret a cement bond log, a...
Most petrophysical work sits in the machine learning layer, and naming the method matters AI is in almost every conversation at the moment,...
ALARP is often presented as a structured, objective process. In reality, every ALARP assessment involves people making judgement calls. And people...
In safety-critical industries, ALARP - As Low As Reasonably Practicable - is a principle everyone recognises. But despite decades of use, it's still...
Aberdeen, UK Geoactive Ltd today announced the launch of DecomX, a new P&A Decision Support System designed to reduce the time and overhead around...
Ask most people where North Sea decommissioning gets stuck and they’ll point to rigs, vessels, or the supply chain. They’re not entirely wrong – but...
