SEG 2018: One world. One geophysical community.
Talus Technologies is joining OvationData in Anaheim, California for this year’s Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) Exposition. SEG 2018 offers more than 1,000 presentations, several continuing education courses, technical program sessions, workshops and technical panel discussions that relate directly to the geoscientist in the oil and gas industry.
Each year, the SEG Expo provides thousands of geoscience professionals with the opportunity to network with like-minded professionals and to learn about the latest technological innovations. With the latest version of Exploration Archives, Talus offers innovative and specialized solutions for your geophysical data management challenges.
Talus will be onsite providing hands-on demonstrations of Exploration Archives, including the new module for managing licenses and entitlements. In addition to managing licenses, the License module has the ability to create custom document templates and print contracts with auto-populated information. Easily cut entitlement areas of a survey with fully functional drawing tools that use X, Y, shape files, Excel® imports or shot point ranges.
The SEG-Y Scan tool of Exploration Archives has new functionality to provide improved visibility and quality control of your SEG-Y data files. The scanning process extracts SEG-Y attributes, EBCDIC header data, and SEG‐Y cataloging detail. SEG-Y Scan now offers pre-scan functionality to check for anomalies in the data based on specified byte locations. SEG-Y inspection features assist with quality assurance and validate byte locations. Results display in a bar chart, sawtooth graph and live trace scatter plots to allow users to verify data before performing a full scan.
Super Majors and others are using Exploration Archives to enhance quality control, improve accessibility, reduce storage requirements and track the circulation of data. To see the latest innovations in data management, visit SEG 2018 booth 1941 at the Anaheim Convention Center, Oct. 15-17.
