Exprodat Releases New Version of Software for Integrating KINGDOM with ArcGIS
London, United Kingdom, 5th May 2010 – Exprodat today announces the release of version 201 of KBridge, software for converting…
Exprodat Releases New Version of Software for Petroleum Play Fairway Analysis
London, United Kingdom, 29th April 2010 – Exprodat today announces the release of version 201 of Exploration Analyst, a toolkit…
Tip 8: Geoprocessing Masks
In GIS terminology a ‘mask’ is a spatial layer that one uses to limit the ‘view’ of a region. For…
Behavioural Economics and Innovation
I was very interested by a recent blog by David Bamford on the subject of behavioural economics. The bottom line…
Learn How to Apply ArcGIS Technology to Oil and Gas at Getenergy E&P 2010
London, United Kingdom, 17th March 2010 – Exprodat announces that it will be exhibiting at the Getenergy Exploration and Production…
Reduce Your Oil Exploration Risk
International oil and gas companies are presented with so many exploration opportunities that they cannot all be actively pursued. In…
Shale Gas Well Reserve Mapping with GIS
Unconventional Gas The interest in unconventional gas exploration has significantly grown over the last decade following advances in drilling technology…
Discover How to Streamline Oil Exploration using ArcGIS at the ESRI PUG 2010
London, United Kingdom (PRWEB), 18th February 2010 – Exprodat announces that it will be exhibiting at the ESRI Petroleum User…
Tip 7: Convert Date Formats
We sometimes find datasets containing attribute data that we can’t use effectively because the data is not stored correctly. A…
Around 2800 Blocks in 80 days
The UK government launched its 26th offshore oil and gas licensing round last week. The round includes new “Frontier” licences,…
Tip 6: Animation in ArcGIS Desktop
With 48 toolbars at version 9.3.1 ArcGIS Desktop has a lot of hidden functionality that many users may be unaware…
How Big is your Training Gain? Part 2
In part 1 of “How big is your training gain?”, I provided a simple spreadsheet model that readers could have…