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Hey 4cast! Here is that Uinta you wanted. Yeah, #IRAD has that too. The Uinta is one of our smaller studies with 40 wells, covering 9 horizons. -Petrophysics -GeoMechanics -Cross Sections -Maps of properties NuTech has been working in the area since 2001. Come and find the factors that drive each play and find where you want to go next for your discovery. #oilgas #rockmatters

Zac Coplon I heard you were looking for #Arkoma data. Yeah, NuTech's IRAD platform has that too. What else do you need to see. Making geology data easy to access and easy to understand. Only the answers you need. Core calibrated, consistent modeling. Where should we look next? #oilgas #geology #oklahoma

Why is the oil industry so scared? Looking around the #oilgas industry over the last couple of years and I have noticed an alarming trend. Most companies and people are scared. I was not sure what it was for a while but it is obvious that it is fear now. Fear of failure, fear of inadequacy, fear of being the bad guy, fear of screwing someone over, fear of letting down our families, fear of providing for our children, fear of the government overreaching, fear of the government not doing enough, fear of investors, fear of risk, fear of being wrong, fear of perfection, fear of not being perfect, fear of environmentalists, fear of many, many, things. I do blame some of the #unconventional and #shale mind set in this. How many in our industry have never drilled a dry hole. How many run the statistics game on pad development. How many teams, full of talented people, ignore the data they have because this is what we were told to do. When we tell stories of the great pioneers and people in our industry do you think that they were not scared? I had a conversation with a young man the other day at a scouting event and I asked him what point of the scout law he embodied. He mentioned bravery (very unusual). I asked him to define bravery. He said that it was not "not being scared" but to do what needed to be done even after weighing the risk. Fear does not just keep us doing the safe choice, it quite often sees us doing nothing. We don't get in trouble from nothing. We can't be wrong if we do nothing. And we also don't win if we do nothing. How many conversations are held around the NAPE floor of I had acreage in Karnes county in 200x and I couldn't get it done. I knew the oil was there, now look at it. George Mitchell knew it and changed our entire industry. Now I am not advocating recklessness. We have some of the brightest people in the country working. I would put our hands out in the field at being able to accomplish almost any task. The things I have learned from my connections here and friends in the patch have enriched my life so many times over. We need to act. Together. Oil is over $70/bbl as of this morning and has been over $65 since 2021. We have never had such stable prices. (I am not going to talk about gas). Let's make smart choices. Do you have an idea you think would work, a well you want to try and drill? Maybe you want to invest? I would be glad to have a discussion with any of you and try to match you up. I think it is time our people get a bit of their swagger back and realize that the world runs on oil and energy. Time to make the world better.

Huge thanks to Scott Sutherland, SEG's Managing Director, Business & Geoscience Technology, for leading a fascinating discussion at #NAPE25 on the future of subsurface visualization! The panel, featuring John Sinclair, Mohamed Khalil, Molly Turko, PhD, and Galen Dillewyn, explored cutting-edge techniques that are revolutionizing how we understand reservoirs. #innovation #geoscience #reservoir #technology

Why do studies take so long? I often get asked why our regional studies take so long to create. By clients that want information fast to make land acquisitions, to #OFS service companies that want to frac the wells, to #mineral companies trying to stay ahead of the bit. It is simply because there is too much data to be accurate. Accuracy is our top priority. NuTech could easily take a hundred logs, a thousand logs, and more run it through analysis and get an "answer". Might be right, might be wrong, may even be irrelevant. The picture below of the #Cherokee Shale/Western #Oklahoma is an example. The shapes are all different #producing formations that overlap each other. In zones where washouts are prevalent data needs to be corrected/edited. No one wants to see a big pay zone where there is a big washout (Log Analysis 101). Unless there is pay there. And people have overlooked it. Because we all edited the data out. To use logs, production, rock data does take time. What it does give us is an answer that #oilgas can use for a long time. If you need an answer quickly NuTech can get it for you but rarely at a basin level (Nothing is impossible). Pick a spot on this map and I can have you an answer this week, maybe even today. Contact me to discuss or just have a conversation around any play out there. #rockmatters #IRAD

Custom Maps With NAPE Expo LP quickly approaching NuTech is ready to make custom maps for any application. Any formation. Most properties. With a database of over 100,000 wells of interpreted data we can quickly get you the #oilgas maps you need to sell your prospect, field, or company. And lets be honest, every #geologist loves a good map. Don't show up to the show with a black and white cross section that you built in Excel or Adobe with a highlighter. Professional dollars require professional products.

The Marble Falls Formation I first came across the marble falls while working a few years on the Eastern Shelf of the Permian. I was during the kick off of the Barnett shale. While looking at logs of the Barnett I would constantly see a tight porosity zone above it. The Marble Falls is part of the Lower Penn and is predominately a limestone although in different areas it can have quite a large amount of siliceous material in it especially where it mixes with the Atoka. Generally bounded underneath by the Barnett Shale and overlaid with the Smithwick shale, the Marble Falls is part of the Llano fault system. One of the best wells in the play is the Rumage 5 drilled by Newark in 2014 and has produced 336 mbo in about 10 years. Many of these wells were poor performers with cumulative production below 10 mbo. One of the biggest issues comes from the fault system that can have wells communicate over long distances. Given the presence of hydrocarbon over such a large system it would seem that there is potential to be exploited there.

Below, you'll find one of top webinars from American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) Academy in 2024, available for you to watch anytime on-demand.?This webinar features NuTech’s Galen Dillewyn.? Witness how the combination of data science and subject matter expertise enables efficient and consistent composition and interpretation of one of the largest data sets in the industry on our online platform IRAD. https://lnkd.in/gbmYgQvX #oilandgas #petrophysics #reservoircharacterization #reservoirengineering #completionengineering #core #geology

The Cherokee Shale play of the Western Anadarko Basin has gained recent attention due to recent production from a previously overlooked formation with sufficient unconventional reservoir potential. NuTech is currently developing a comprehensive regional study of the Cherokee Shale which will be released soon. Phase 1: 250 wells Phase 2: 260 wells Deliverables include: - All wells have comprehensive petrophysics - Minimum of triple combo data - Tied to core - 3D Petrel Model - maps per horizon of distributed properties For more information email us at [email protected]. #oilandgas, #petrophysics, #reservoircharacterization, #reservoirengineering, #geology, #core

NuTech's IRAD platform maintains one of the largest interpreted data sets in the oil and gas industry. Simple subscription plans, easy to download petrophysical and geomechanical log data as well as 3D property grids. All basins can be quickly evaluated along your own datasets side-by-side. Coming soon! New Studies Cherokee Shale, Central Basin Platform Study Updates Williston Basin, Montney/Duvernay, Utica/Point Pleasant, Marcellus, Powder River Basin #oilandgas, #reservoirengineering, #reservoircharacterization, #geology, #core, #petrophysics, #completions, #micp