Horizon detection is a crucial, and time-consuming step in the seismic exploration process. Today, highly qualified geologists invest hundreds of hours poring over data before they can begin the complicated task of interpretation, when they identify the best areas to drill. The growing complexity of developed fields calls for more optimized methods for horizon detection—one that produces reliable results in less time. Applying the power of generative AI enhances the user’s interaction with the interpretation software, streamlining the process so move expediently to the specialized work of interpretation.
Explore the interconnected dynamics of Natural Gas, Crude Oil, and NGLs, and gain actionable strategies to profit in today’s volatile energy markets.
Companies across the energy supply chain – from well-known oilfield services providers to new entrants bringing alternative energy solutions to the market – turn to Zayla’s ECI Energy Compensation Surveys for rich data and insights on industry practices related to salaries, annual incentives, long-term incentives, benefits and more to ensure their compensation programs are finetuned to deliver the future of energy.
Sequestration wells drilled for carbon capture and storage (CCS) are much more than just another hole in the ground. In this white paper, learn how to manage risks, navigate technical challenges and meet regulatory requirements while drilling CO2 injection wells.
Large scale deployments demonstrate that AI-powered anomaly detection is a must to improve oil production, equipment reliability, and maintenance cycle time.
Combining Artificial Intelligence (AI) with the Internet of Things (IoT) produces the Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT), a platform that empowers an intelligent network of connected devices to improve data collection and analysis. The potential benefits of using high-quality data for AI-powered decisions and performance optimization are enormous, but they are achievable only if AIoT is built on a solid foundation of proven communications technology.
With field technicians inundated by more data than ever before, generative AI has stepped in as a force multiplier, translating dispersed knowledge and information into actionable insights. Leveraging automation and advanced digital solutions to carry out work with ease and efficiency are no longer theories to test but table stakes. Generative AI is transformative for utility organizations, providing immediate value for workforce and sustainability transitions to maximize ROI. From onboarding contractors rapidly during surge events to responding to emergency response scenarios safely and efficiently, AI platforms are taking work and asset management into new realms of possibility.
Invisible leaks from industrial processes continue to challenge operators amid increasingly strict regulations. As energy and manufacturing companies strive to decrease greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, AI offers limitless opportunities to scale efficient, cost-effective solutions across multiple sites and operational assets.
Safety is essential to oil and gas operations, and every company has its own culture and its own processes. But it is difficult to instill a culture across worksites and geographies and next to impossible to ensure all employees—including third-party trades moving on and off the site—meet the standards set by the owner or operator. And safety is not the only concern. Companies are employing advanced technologies to improve efficiencies at a time when the industry is resource challenged, with not enough experts to go around. The answer to both challenges is connecting people using audio and video communication to effectively reduce safety risks and optimize operations.
As the oil and gas industry grows more competitive, enhancements in treasury services can help your business gain ground.