UPSTREAM GIS

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UPSTREAM GIS
Kirk A. Barrell
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THE PETROLEUM PROCESS
LAND / LEASE
UPSTREAM
EXPLORATION
PRODUCTION
PIPELINE
REFINING
DOWNSTREAM
RETAIL
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TOPICS

• WHY GIS?
• DATA
• APPLICATIONS

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Why GIS?
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WHY UTILIZE G.I.S.?

• Visual Analysis of the Database
• Integration People, Software, Data
• Cross Discipline
• Access and Query Large Databases
• Digital Data Increases Map Accuracy
• Multiple Scenario Analysis (What if?)
• Multi-Dimensional - Maps,Charts,Reports,Query
• Decreases Process Cycle Time
• Portable
• Increased Efficiency
• Multi-platform

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INTEGRATION
3D
PEOPLE
SOFTWARE
GIS
DATA
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GIS
WHY
WHAT
WHERE
WHEN
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THE COMPONENTS
GIS
DATA
APPLICATIONS
USERS
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KEY GIS QUESTIONS

• What need does GIS fill?
• What business processes can be automated
• or improved with GIS?
• Who are the potential users?
• How will GIS technology be integrated with
• existing software and infrastructure?
• What will it cost to implementation GIS?
• Will GIS technology make or save your
• company money?

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ENTERPRISE WIDE GISSKILL DISTRIBUTION OF USERS
EXPERT
GIS SKILLS
NOVICE
FEW
MANY
OF USERS
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ENTERPRISE WIDE GISPotential Users of Spatial
Data
Expert
GIS SPECIALIST
GEOLOGIST
GEOTECH
GEOPHYSICIST
DRAFTING
GIS EXPERIENCE
ENGINEER
LANDMAN
SECRETARY
MANAGEMENT
PIPELINE
FLEET MANAGER
PETROPHYSICIST
FIELD PERSONEL
STRATEGIC PLANNERS
GAS MARKETING
RETAIL
SALES
HUMAN RESOURCES
FINANCIAL
LEGAL
Novice
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THE EXPLOITATION TEAM
Expert
GEOLOGIST
GEOTECH
GEOPHYSICIST
GIS EXPERIENCE
ENGINEER
LANDMAN
MANAGEMENT
PETROPHYSICIST
Novice
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EXPLORATION PRODUCTION EVALUATION PROCESS
Integrated Analysis
Geologist Geophysicist Engineer Landman Petrophysi
cist Geotech Management
GIS
SOLUTION
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DATA
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GIS DATABASE
SPATIAL
TABULAR
MAP LAYERS
FEATURE ATTRIBUTES
DATABASE JOIN
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SPATIAL DATATYPICAL MAP LAYERS
STATESCOUNTIESCOUNTRIESCITIESROADSHYDROGRAPHY
TOWNSHIPSSECTIONSAREASBLOCKS
WELLSDIR. SURVEYSLEASESPIPELINESFIELDSSEISMIC
GEOLOGYGEOPHYSICSIMAGERYFACILITIES
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KEY DATA QUESTIONS

• What commercial digital data does your
  company currently own?
• What proprietary digital data does your
  company currently have?
• What format is your data in?
• What information is non-digital?
• Are spatial or coordinate data available?
• What is the volume of the database?
• What geographic areas are represented by
• your data?

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APPLICATIONS
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EXPLORATION

• BASE MAPS
• BASIN ANALYSIS
• TREND ANALYSIS
• REGIONAL MAPPING
• INTEGRATE GEOSCIENCES
• COMPETITOR ANALYSIS

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EXPLOITATION

• STRUCTURE MAPPING
• ISOPACH MAPPING
• NET PAY MAPPING
• PRODUCTION ANALYSIS
• BYPASSED PAY
• DATA OVERLAY

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LAND

• LEASE MANAGEMENT
• LEASE SALES
• COMPETITOR ANALYSIS
• HISTORICAL DATA ARCHIVE

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ACQUISITIONS

• PRODUCTION TRENDS
• STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
• COMPETITOR EVALUATION
• COMPANY PROFILES

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GAS MARKETING

• PIPELINE NETWORK ANALYSIS
• PROXIMAL PRODUCTION
• COMPETITOR EVALUATION

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CONCLUSION

• GIS - powerful technology
• DATA - readily available
• APPLICATIONS - unlimited

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