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3M ago
What is Swizzling? Well it definitely sounds like fun, and for some people it really is! But what is it…
The post To Swizzle or Not to Swizzle? appeared first on Exprodat ..read more
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4M ago
If you worked through the process that we outlined in part one of this blog, you know there are quite…
The post Using ArcGIS REST Services as Power BI Data Sources (Part 2) appeared first on Exprodat ..read more
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4M ago
As shown in a previous Exprodat blog, ArcGIS Maps for Power BI is a valuable visualization tool for adding maps and…
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7M ago
Posted by Rich Webb, GIS Software Product Manager, Exprodat As we have just released version 3.2 of Unconventionals Analyst…
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7M ago
Exprodat, the energy sector GIS specialist and Getech Group company, has released a new version of its Data Assistant software,…
The post New Release of Data Assistant Delivers Seismic Voxels, 3D Cross-Sections and Enhanced Well Deviation Import appeared first on Exprodat ..read more
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1y ago
Exprodat, the energy sector GIS specialist and Getech Group company, has released an enhanced version of its Exploration Analyst software, used by energy and mining companies to help identify new locations of petroleum, minerals, carbon storage and geothermal resources.
At version 3.1, Exploration Analyst, an extension to Esri’s powerful desktop GIS application ArcGIS Pro, provides a host of capabilities for geologists and geoscientists to make better exploration decisions by improving their understanding of geologic risk and uncertainty.
Building on the functionality of previous v ..read more
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1y ago
Having recently released version 3.1 of Exploration Analyst for ArcGIS Pro, I’d like to highlight some of my favorite new features so you can explore them when you install the new version…
1. Search and filter layers
Our users are always telling us they want to work faster, and that can be quite hard in a large ArcGIS Pro project. So, with that in mind, version 3.1 contains the ability to easily filter and search map layers within many of the tools.
This new functionality is available in the Convert Text Proxy, Convert Numeric Proxy and Combine Chance Layer ..read more
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1y ago
It’s over ten years since the International Association of Oil and Gas Producers (IOGP) Geomatics Committee released the seabed survey data model (SSDM), which helped standardise the management of seabed survey data – of enormous value to offshore operators to help plan and mitigate risks associated with drilling, pipeline and other production and decommissioning operations through the identification of geo-hazard, debris, environmental, debris and seafloor features. As the energy transition continues, the offshore model becomes relevant to other sectors, such as wind farm installation and CCS ..read more
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1y ago
Exprodat, GIS experts for the energy sector, has released an enhanced version of its popular Unconventionals Analyst software used by oil and gas operators and investors to gain a significant competitive advantage in the onshore unconventionals petroleum sector.
Unconventionals Analyst v3.1 is an extension for Esri’s powerful desktop GIS application ArcGIS Pro, that provides a host of tools for geoscientists and reservoir engineers to better manage shale oil and gas, coal bed methane and tight sand plays.
Building on the functionality of previous versions, Unconventionals Analyst v3.1 includes ..read more
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1y ago
The 2023 Esri User Conference (UC) gets underway on July 10th and, as is traditional, Esri has now published its Q&A ahead of the conference.
Here are some highlights that I think might be of interest for folk working in the Energy and Natural Resources sectors.
Creating the World You Want to See
The theme of this year’s UC is GIS – Creating the World You Want to See. This, says Esri, reflects the vision that GIS “can create a more sustainable, equitable, and prosperous world.” The Q&A notes that “of all the environmental challenges facing our world, climate change is perhaps the bigg ..read more