The digitization of legacy subsurface data is vital for optimizing seamless data access and improving decision-making. A typical legacy subsurface data library can potentially be a billion dollar asset (Reed and Macalla, 2022). However, the value derived from the information in that library is dependent on the ability of end users to find and access the relevant data from potentially decades of legacy reports and documents.
In this webinar with our partner Katalyst Data Management, we will explore the significance of converting non-digital records into findable and accessible indexed and standardized content. We will discuss the challenges in managing digital transformation, and highlight the importance of metadata in successful application of AI tools to subsurface data. In addition, you'll get to view a demo of our new joint solution to share functionality including:
The digitization of legacy subsurface data is vital for optimizing seamless data access and improving decision-making. A typical legacy subsurface data library can potentially be a billion dollar asset (Reed and Macalla, 2022). However, the value derived from the information in that library is dependent on the ability of end users to find and access the relevant data from potentially decades of legacy reports and documents.
In this webinar with our partner Katalyst Data Management, we will explore the significance of converting non-digital records into findable and accessible indexed and standardized content. We will discuss the challenges in managing digital transformation, and highlight the importance of metadata in successful application of AI tools to subsurface data. In addition, you'll get to view a demo of our new joint solution to share functionality including: