TGS, a global provider of energy data and intelligence, has announced a strategic partnership with GVERSE GeoGraphix. Together, they will provide an integrated solution that allows geoscientists to easily access and integrate TGS licensed well data within the GVERSE GeoGraphix software suite. This partnership will enable geoscientists to quickly identify and integrate well data required for structure and stratigraphic analysis, mapping and geosteering projects.
The well data provided by TGS within GVERSE GeoGraphix encompasses a comprehensive range of information, including well headers, formation tops, logs, as well as production and completion data.
Carl Neuhaus, Vice President of Onshore Products at TGS, said, 'Our partnership with GVERSE GeoGraphix through LMKR represents a notable stride in improving the accessibility and usability of crucial well data for geoscientists. This partnership seamlessly corresponds with TGS' dedication to delivering sophisticated data solutions that enable energy professionals to make wiser, more informed decisions about their operations and assets.'
Anthony Ford, Vice President of Sales Western Hemisphere, said, 'We are thrilled to announce this new collaboration to our shared end-users. By integrating the capabilities of TGS Well Data and GVERSE GeoGraphix, we offer a comprehensive geoscience platform featuring cutting-edge mapping, geological, geophysical, and petrophysical interpretation, structural modeling, well and field planning, along with state-of-the-art 3D visualization.'
TGS holds the industry’s largest well data library comprised of over 100 years of public and non-public sources, uniquely combining unparalleled volumes of quality-controlled well data with proven geological expertise. For more information, visit TGS Well Data at https://www.tgs.com/well-data-products.
GVERSE GeoGraphix, is the world's first geoscience software on Windows, representing the latest evolution in G&G software, offering advanced geological and geophysical interpretation while revamping geophysics, accelerating subsurface modelling, and prioritizing core geoscientific workflows. Learn more at www.gverse.com.
Source: TGS
