The GeoTech Blog

Seismic inversion has been a method for geologists and geophysicists in reservoir characterization for the last few decades. The methodology takes all the information available about a reservoir such as well information, field analogues, trends...

With the shift to and the increasing proliferation of cloud computing, developing a cloud strategy becomes crucial for any organization wishing to leverage the opportunities inherent in digitalization.

Extended Elastic Impedance (EEI) and One Dimensional Stochastic Inversion (ODiSI) help geoscientists predict facies from seismic data with significantly reduced uncertainty in the seismic inversion process.

In a time with a focus on increased productivity and reduced cost, more and more industrial and critical infrastructure are being exposed. IT and OT become increasingly interconnected, exposing critical infrastructure for new security threats and...

How Cegal helped a multinational energy company integrate dispersed solutions for 4D seismic within a single module.

Leveraging the power of cloud computing and Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS), Cegal’s GeoCloud promises to simplify work processes and increases productivity for G&G application users.

Wintershall Dea, one of Norway’s largest oil and gas producers, turned to Cegal to improve their understanding of the subsurface geology in the Nova field. 

Facies interpretation is an essential part of reservoir modeling. New software technology and enhanced data analysis promises to improve traditional interpretation methods.

BP holds a long-standing position as one of the most innovative companies within the oil and gas sector and is at the forefront of adopting new technology within the industry. In this article, BP geophysicist Sara Grant explains their most recent...

How a One Dimensional Stochastic Inversion (ODiSI) was performed on a central North Sea field to quantify the extent of high-quality sand successfully.