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"With OpendTect and dGB, we have developed some proprietary analysis workflows in OpendTect that significantly reduce risks in both our development and exploration well programs. Thank you!"
--Donald Burch - Ex Aspect Abundant Shale, LP -
"Several of my client's 3D projects are in areas where subtle faulting can significantly impact their production, and having OpendTect's attribute tools such as Ridge Enhancement can really make a difference when deciding where to drill!"
--W. Michael "Mike" Cline, Consulting Geophysicist, T/X Resources -
"We greatly appreciate dGB's responsiveness to our business needs."
--Bruce Shang, Ex Marathon Oil Corporation
Latest Blog Posts
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We're gearing up for EAGE 2025 in Toulouse – and our team can't wait to see you there!
Come visit us at Booth #310, right on the main aisle – you literally can't miss us.
Read more: We're gearing up for EAGE 2025 in Toulouse – and our team can't wait to see you there!
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LUC (Low Unit Cost) Geothermal Energy – Field Trip to Piesberg Recap
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Yesterday, we had the opportunity to explore the Piesberg quarry in Germany as part of our ongoing geothermal investigation for the Municipality of Dinkelland (Denekamp). This field trip is a component of the LUC Geothermal Energy project, aimed at identifying cost-effective and sustainable geothermal energy sources in the Twente region.
Read more: LUC (Low Unit Cost) Geothermal Energy – Field Trip to Piesberg Recap
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Transforming 2D seismic data into Pseudo-3D using cutting-edge machine learning techniques
For those of you who missed our webinar by David Markus, I am hereby sharing the video.
The session covered a workflow that combines traditional interpolation methods with deep learning to create high-resolution 3D volumes from 2D seismic data.