p:IGI+ version 1.1.3 release
We are pleased to announce the release of a new version of p:IGI+. This version, 1. 1. 3, is the first p:IGI+ release that we feel is a potential replacement for p:IGI-3 for some simpler screening geochemistry workflows.
We are pleased to announce the release of a new version of p:IGI+. This version, 1. 1. 3, is the first p:IGI+ release that we feel is a potential replacement for p:IGI-3 for some simpler screening geochemistry workflows.
The latest in our series of Technical Notes has been issued to coincide with the first official release of our newly designed p:IGI+ software, and explains the improvements in the data model for dealing with SARA (oil/extract bulk compositional) data. [DownloadInfo id="22"]
A consortium led by Merlin Energy Resources Ltd, with IGI Ltd as one of the partners, has secured a major contract from the Irish Petroleum Infrastructure Programme (PIP) to complete an integrated chronostratigraphic, biostratigraphic and lithostratigraphic framework study of Offshore Ireland.
by David Gardiner
Coals are characterised by an abundance of organic material, typically having total organic carbon (TOC) contents exceeding ca. 35wt%.
IGI will be holding small group 5 day Basin & Petroleum Systems Modelling, and Petroleum Geochemistry courses for 2 - 5 attendees from 10th and 17th October 2016, at our offices in Devon, UK. Â Please see our training courses page for more details. Â
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Integrating Geophysical and Geological Models for De-risking Hydrocarbon Exploration – a Rio-del-Rey Basin Case Study
P. G. Wilson1, J. Wanstall1, M. P. Jameson1, M. Nuzzo2, P. Nguema3 and S. Tamfu3
1. Glencore Exploration Cameroon Ltd, 2. Integrated Geochemical Interpretation Ltd, 3.
Does your company need an internal training course in Petroleum Geochemistry Interpretation or BPSM (Basin and Petroleum Systems Modelling)? Take a look at our single client courses, which can be delivered at your offices for up to 12 people by our professional and knowledgeable presenters.
The second in a series of Technical Notes is now available on our website. The second one presents evidence of Permian-sourced oil in the Norwegian Barents Sea, and follows the first note on Waxy oils from lacustrine source rocks.
IGI’s Barents Sea Geochemical Database contains geochemical data compiled from all relevant reports available on the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate’s website (now updated to the end of 2015), and has been used as the basis for a comprehensive regional geochemical interpretation report (IGI Ltd. , 2015).
IGI's annual User Group meeting will be held on 29th & 30th June 2016, at Hallsannery House, Bideford, UK. Â Please see the User Group page for more details. [ProcessButton id="18"]