Norwegian Continental Shelf geochemical database updated
We are pleased to announce that the latest update of the quality-assured geochemical database for the Norwegian Continental Shelf is now complete.
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Student Spotlight
At IGI we are proud to be able to support students in universities with free academic licenses of IGI’s geochemistry interpretation software. We caught up with Hernán de la Cal from La Plata, Argentina to find out how IGI’s software is helping him with his research.
Software: Where have the page artefacts gone?
Many of our software users will have noticed that the release of p:IGI+ V2. 3 saw the removal of the pre-made Analysis and Interpretation page artefacts.
Congratulations to all 24 companies
(including many IGI clients) who have been awarded license interests in the 2023 APA Round in Norway.
PVT Properties in the IGI Property Model
The IGI property model shipped with version 2. 3 of the software sees the introduction of a new PVT property model relevant to geochemistry.
Senior Geochemist/Basin Modeller
Looking at Gas Chromatograms
with Paul Farrimond
Apologies for beginning this note with some history… When I worked on my Ph. D. project in the mid-1980s I witnessed the arrival of the first desk-top computers into our laboratory in Bristol. They were expensive and clunky, and we only had a few.
Director & Technical Advisor
IGI Presenting at the ‘South Atlantic Symposium 2023’
David Gardiner & Tiago Cunha will be attending the TGS South Atlantic Symposium 2023 at the Geological Society of London on Thursday 23rd November. https://info. tgs. com/en/southatlantic2023
Tiago will be presenting a paper entitled: Synrift and postrift thermal evolution of margins: a re-evaluation of classic models of rifting.
Consultancy Manager, Senior Geochemist & Basin Modeller
2024 Online Training Dates Released
We are pleased to share the dates for our next round of online training courses. Dates and booking details can be found here.
Office Manager
Molecule of the Month “Gx” (2,6,10-trimethyl-7-(3-methylbutyl)-dodecane)
Rarely noted in petroleum geochemistry, this C20 highly branched isoprenoid (HBI) alkane usually co-elutes with (and is thus obscured by) the more common and usually more abundant pristane.