A perforation is a hole punched (using a perforation gun) in the casing of an oil well to connect it to the reservoir. In GVERSE GeoGraphix, perforation data can be imported using data from: Enverus (Drilling Info), IHS, Enerdeq, etc. or by using the GeoGraphix Excel-Macro tool. This data will be saved and displayed on […]
Well logging can be done on multiple runs with a variety of tools, resulting in multiple curve sets in GVERSE Petrophysics. The Merge option can be used to view the full depth record and compare various curves, but if the depths differ between import sets with similar curves, Splice is the best option for creating […]
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The Data Managers tool consists of five tools: Curve Data, Fault, Source, Strat Column, and Well Symbol Manager. All five tools can be accessed from different GVERSE GeoGraphix modules. However, with the Data Managers tool, all of them are available in one place for easy and quick interaction. This blog explains how to use Curve […]
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Do you want to improve the accuracy of your analysis when working with faults and fault segments? GVERSE Geophysics allows you to mark faults and edit fault segments more precisely on vertical or horizontal seismic displays, as well as directly in the 3D view. Using fault triangulation algorithms, you can automatically interpolate fault surfaces, producing […]
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Raster logs are a representation of the well log image in a bitmap, and they can be imported and used in GVERSE GeoGraphix modules. DepthRegistration is a module in GeoGraphix that allows the user to manually depth register a raster image and associate it to a well in the database to be used later in […]
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The Crossplot view displays well curve data in a two-axis (XY) or three-axis (XYZ) graphical representation. When displaying data in three dimensions, a five-color spectrum represents the Z axis. You use the Crossplot view to graphically represent data relationships and perform calculations on log curves. In GVERSE Petrophysics, you get the flexibility to create your […]
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The Digitize Navigation (2D only) tool allows you to digitize navigation information for 2D seismic lines directly from images. Images can be imported using different types of formats and georeferenced within the workflow using the GVERSE Geophysics main map view in the seismic interpretation. Once the images are georeferenced, they can be used to digitize […]
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Different types of well data can be imported into GeoGraphix and used in different ways; one of the data types that can be imported is well production, which can be displayed on a layer as a bubble map, conditional pie, etc. You can make a filter in QueryBuilder, export the data, import the data to […]
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The single well LAS/CSV Export feature in GVERSE Petrophysics allows you to export data for a single well by selecting appropriate curves from numerous curve sets and exporting them to a single LAS or CSV file over any zone, formation interval, or depth range. The output file can be in a .las, .CSV, or .TXT […]
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With all of the emphasis on “green” energy these days, the oil and gas industry has been challenged to stay relevant and keep up with the trend. One way the industry can complete with zero CO2 emission wind and solar power generation is to capture or sequester the CO2 emissions from power plants. Depleted reservoirs […]
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