Geoteric webinar - Geoteric AI Seismic Interpretation: interpret every event from surface to region of interest in hours Building on Geoteric’s cutting-edge AI Fault Interpretation that accurately detects faults invisible to the human eye, ...
Geoteric launch the world's first customer-hosted AI seismic interpretation software
Be among the first in the world to try the brand-new AI seismic interpretation software at Geoteric's technology day on 26th January 2023 in central Aberdeen, UK. Join David Macaulay, Dr Ryan Williams and Dr James Lowell in central Aberdeen...
Next up in our ‘meet-the-team’ series is Head of Human Resources (HR), Sharon Hardy. As an experienced HR professional with almost two decades of experience in the sector, Sharon has a reputation for delivering practical and effective HR st...
AI Fault Interpretation - guaranteed results even in challenging seismic data Both sessions will be taking place on Thursday 8 December at 08:00 GMT (09:00 CET, 15:00 AWST) and 14:30 GMT (15:30 CEST, 08:30 CST).Interpreting challenging seis...
Last month, we launched our latest software update 2022.2 with two new trained and untrained neural networks, giving geoscientists more freedom and autonomy over how they interpret seismic data. We caught up with Senior Geoscientist, Abdulq...
Geoteric 2022.2 - faster, more accurate AI Fault Interpretation Geoteric are the first AI Seismic Interpretation software provider to give users the choice between six trained and untrained neural networks - reducing fault interpretation ti...
The renewable energy sector isn’t just growing - it’s booming. The past three months alone has seen the UK announce three major milestones – covering carbon capture and storage, offshore wind and hybrid energy projects - to propel it furthe...
Global AI software specialist Geoteric empowers geoscientists to choose how to interpret seismic data with two new neural networks in 2022.2 Geoteric, a world-leading provider of AI seismic interpretation software to the energy sector, has ...
Ithaca Energy wanted a deeper understanding of the subsurface in an area currently under appraisal in the North Sea. In particular, structural and stratigraphic features that could be the cause of a disappointing Extended Well Test. This we...
