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by Marianne Nuzzo and Mischa Gehlen
Oil spills can have a significant impact on the environment and ecosystem, as e. g. seen in 2019-2020 along the coast of northeast Brazil or after the Deepwater Horizon accident in 2010.
We are pleased to announce the release of version 1. 28. 7. 0 of p:IGI+ and Metis. This version includes new features and performance enhancements which we recommend as an update to all our software users. This version will be used in our online training, in Feb 2021.
We are delighted to publish the dates of our new online training courses in Petroleum Geochemistry and Basin & Petroleum Systems Modelling. Please see our training pages for more details. [DownloadInfo id="98"]
New online training course announcement. Please see the Software Training page for more details.
“On 19th November 2020 the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy (MPE) announced the 25th Licensing Round with a total of 136 blocks available in the Norwegian Sea (11) and Barents Sea (125).
in the completion of the landmark PIP-PAD IS16/04 project “The Standard Stratigraphic Nomenclature of Offshore Ireland: An Integrated Lithostratigraphic, Biostratigraphic and Sequence Stratigraphic Framework”. To read the full press release please click here:
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Andrew Murray and Ken Peters recently presented an interesting paper on mixing of oils and gas condensates, and the use of Alternating Least Squares (ALS) and Hierarchical Cluster Analysis (HCA) for interpreting such mixtures. The slides can be found at: https://lnkd. in/gn2uEsS.
In this article, which extends the piece in our newsletter, we explore what Principal Components Analysis (PCA) is, where it is useful, address some key points to be aware of in usage, and describe how to undertake PCA in p:IGI+.
Not deterred by COVID-19 the local North Devon geology group were still determined to have their autumn lecture series and so on 9th October Andrew presented to them via internet conferencing software.
