Times are hard, and they’re changing fast. Nearly a year into a pandemic that has shut down half the world’s economy and upended our lives, we find ourselves on the cusp of an uncertain future. Our industry is in flux. Commodity prices have boomeranged from steady increases to a state where operators have to pay […]
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I field two or three calls a week from customers or GeoGraphix support analysts asking “How do I do this in SQL” or “Can you do this with the database in GeoGraphix?” Many of the questions revolve around “data cleanup” issues. Sometimes I get a little frustrated because I tell folks that you can do […]
READ MORE »The complex processes involved in exploring for hydrocarbons continuously yield large volumes of data, driving the need for smarter approaches to data integration and interpretation. Data interoperability is critical to optimizing the accuracy of reservoir characterization while at the same time maximizing the productivity of asset teams. Many E&P organizations operate in multi-vendor environments, choosing […]
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Humans are tool users. Our tools are extensions of our will and our creativity, and for those of us who are geoscientists, G&G software is a tool that helps us apply our working knowledge to geological interpretation. For over thirty years, we’ve been building tools that help you build better geological interpretations, and with the […]
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I was sitting at an IBM RISC workstation in 1994 and I was pretty stoked. The university had just installed this “world wide web thing” called Mosaic on everybody’s computer and I was clicking on every hyperlink I could find, amazed at the information that was literally at my fingertips. More than two decades later […]
READ MORE »Most E&P companies operate in multi-vendor environments and choose the software that best fits the needs of their organizations, so efficient data interoperability between G&G software packages is critical. GVERSE Connect is a plugin which integrates two industry-leading E&P technologies, giving geoscientists the flexibility to choose the software they need to get their job done. […]
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On February 11, 2013, LMKR released GeoGraphix 2013.0. With a new 64-bit database server and performance improvements in several key areas, it’s the best performing and most scalable release yet. As data volumes in unconventional plays exploded, project sizes in GeoGraphix increased by nearly an order of magnitude in just a few short years. Realizing the […]
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