Katalyst Data Management has launched a new subsurface data search engine on Dec. 2, powered by Elasticsearch, in the latest release of their iGlass data management solution. The new release, named iGlass Portal ES, gives oil and gas companies the ability to use freestyle text searches on their seismic and well data volumes. This release marks the first time that Elasticsearch technology has been applied to an E&P subsurface data management solution.
Similar to search technology used for online shopping and searching, iGlass Portal ES harnesses the power of Elasticsearch, allowing users to search the entirety of their subsurface catalog with a simple textual search. Just like online searches return results from multiple websites, the Elasticsearch technology within iGlass Portal ES searches across multiple data domains, returning all results associated with the search text. Users can quickly find the seismic and well data they need without having to know specifically where to look within their subsurface database.
“This is game-changing technology for our iGlass platform; think about a Google-like search for all of your subsurface assets,” Steve Darnell, Katalyst president and CEO, said. “Users across the oil and gas industry have come to expect the ability to perform textual searches when they consume content, and we’re thrilled to be the first company to fully leverage Elasticsearch for subsurface data management with iGlass Portal ES.”
Recommended Reading
Shell Shakes Up Leadership with Upstream and Gas Director to Exit
2025-03-04 - Zoë Yujnovich, Shell’s Integrated Gas and Upstream director, will step down effective March 31.
Occidental Temporarily Reduces Warrants Price to Raise $1.6B
2025-03-03 - Occidental Petroleum’s offer to warrant-holders at a reduced exercise price of $21.30 would raise $1.6 billion, the company said.
Dividends Declared Week of Feb. 24
2025-03-02 - As 2024 year-end earnings wrap up, here is a compilation of dividends declared from select upstream and midstream companies.
Q&A: Patterson’s OFS Perspective on the Shale Boom, Pandemic and Current Upswing
2025-02-27 - Former Basic Energy Services CEO Roe Patterson details his perspective on the shale boom and the lessons learned to get back to the current upswing in the industry.