A major operator providing oil and gas exploration and extraction services in the Caspian Sea region deployed an ensemble simulation workflow utilizing the Aspen Big Loop technology to perform uncertainty and risk estimation as part of the project feasibility assessment, with Aspen Tempest as an orchestrator.

To turn a waste oil handling site into a seaside residential and commercial gem, it was necessary to assess the near surface. This case study explains how Aspen RMS™ geologic modeling software was used to conduct a geological analysis of the area through an integrated geological modeling process.

In a mature onshore North American basin with a wealth of information, an operator needed to streamline data integration and interpretation in order to enable efficient prospecting. Read how Aspen SKUA™ software was used to develop multiple custom-made macros to automate repetitive and time-consuming tasks, and to create a new mapping workflow that enabled the customer to efficiently create prospecting maps to assist in the strategic acquisition of oil and gas leases.

This was one of the first unconventional hydrocarbon plays undertaken by a major operator in the thick stratigraphic interval of the Montney Formation, Altares area in Northern British Colombia.

Mapping carbonate mounds in the Brazilian pre-salt fields is a major challenge for geoscientists, due to the complexity of the seismic image generated.

A customer in Eastern Europe needed an accurate assessment of effective oil-saturated thicknesses in a major development project. This case study explains how machine learning-based algorithms were used to analyze complex borehole and seismic studies employing a set of unique classification approaches embedded in Aspen SeisEarth™ and Aspen Geolog Facimage™.

A leading resource company with global operations in oil, gas and mining needed to obtain information beyond conventional time and depth migration and improve a mining plan, bearing in mind that fracturing which results in a water inflow during production can be costly.

One of the key challenges in accelerating decision-making and reducing the development cycle of any operational E&P prospect is to seamlessly share the same updated data with all parties involved in the project. An Aspen Geolog-OSDU Connector was built by the AspenTech SSE team in close collaboration with TotalEnergies.