TGS acquires Uzbekistan well log data
TGS Geological Products and Services, a division of TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company, has completed the acquisition phase of a project to bring Uzbekistan’s well log data into the company’s online search and access tool Log-Line Plus.
The dataset, which includes more than 55,000 logs from over 3,800 wells, is the first commercially-available source for well logs from this emerging hydrocarbon province.
With the in-country sourcing of the project complete, TGS’ acquisition experts will relocate to Kyrgyzstan to commence a similar scanning project in mid-September.
Based in Tashkent, a TGS/Uzbekgeofizika team indexed and scanned the country’s hardcopy well log assets, which were subsequently loaded into Log-Line Plus as part of an agreement to make the data available online.
The Kyrgyzstan project will be undertaken with a joint TGS and Kyrgyzneftegaz project team, based in Kochkarata, as part of a ten year agreement that was signed in late 2006.
Log-Line Plus is a global online repository representing well log assets from many of the world’s key hydrocarbon provinces.
The dataset, which includes more than 55,000 logs from over 3,800 wells, is the first commercially-available source for well logs from this emerging hydrocarbon province.
With the in-country sourcing of the project complete, TGS’ acquisition experts will relocate to Kyrgyzstan to commence a similar scanning project in mid-September.
Based in Tashkent, a TGS/Uzbekgeofizika team indexed and scanned the country’s hardcopy well log assets, which were subsequently loaded into Log-Line Plus as part of an agreement to make the data available online.
The Kyrgyzstan project will be undertaken with a joint TGS and Kyrgyzneftegaz project team, based in Kochkarata, as part of a ten year agreement that was signed in late 2006.
Log-Line Plus is a global online repository representing well log assets from many of the world’s key hydrocarbon provinces.
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17.08.2007 · 09:20
