Two essential tools you need to geosteer your next well The process of geosteering is perhaps the most challenging in drilling. It is mission critical and the drilling team has to leverage as many tools as possible to stay within the pay zone. Everyone in the asset team has a role to play; while Geologists…
Video conferences, calls and chat apps have been crucial to business operations for many years. The last two have just accelerated a growing trend but in a way that no one really envisaged. Here at Petrolink we quickly recognized the shift to remote work and the need for a new breed of collaboration apps. We…
Managing Emails lists with tens or hundreds of members?Perpetual questions about whether this is the latest report? These issues have often plagued static data in the oil and gas industry causing reporting errors and hampering productivity. Petrolink’s Digital Well File (DWF) was designed to solve both storage and distribution challenges of wellsite reporting. We have…
Over the past few decades, the world has seen a speedy evolution of mobile generation technology. From ‘only voice’ analog 1G mobile network to the rise of mobile internet experience and focus on wireless World Wide Web (WWW) – the mobile space has surely changed a lot. With that, the way we use our mobile…
Drilling Engineering Today Designing, monitoring, analyzing performance and coordinating onshore and offshore drilling teams. These are just some of the tasks required of your drilling engineers to ensure that a well is executed safely. To bridge the gap between the rig and the office; Geoscientists, the drilling teams, and service contractors, must all work together.…
Building up a picture of the subsurface is a massive undertaking, one which takes thousands of hours and a diverse team. Everyone from drilling engineers, geologists and petrophysicists are involved. Unfortunately, on many projects, insights from planning in the office are not transferred to the well site. It is a long-standing issue and without closing…