The GOM³ Analytics Add^on is a collection of tools to bring high end analytics and visualization to different groups working in the Gulf of Mexico. Building on top of the rich database of GOM³, and the experience of continuously expanding the features therein, the Analytics Add^on is designed to streamline workflows at a time when everyone is trying to maximize efficiency.

This package includes analyses for a variety of users, from forecasts of lease sale bidding, to pipeline routing using seafloor bathymetry and hazards, to visualization of well logs both online and in 3D GIS scenes. Below are descriptions of each part of the Analytics Add^on bundle, but we are always available to show these in a live demo (the best way to view the dynamic tools).

Please contact us at 562-428-3181 or contactesa@earthsci.com for more information.

Well Log: Viewer & 3D Display

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ESA’s well log viewer displays a three classes of logs for all wells with publicly released LAS data: Geology & Geophysics, Mud and Mechanical. For each well, the best examples of the available logs automatically load. In the 3D component of GOM³, using ArcPro, well log values can be symbolized down the hole for chosen logs and labeled by 25’ increments.

Block/Bidding Evaluation

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The Bidding Forecast uses statistical models of 20 different variables (such as proximity to existing leases, previous bids, newly available, etc.) to estimate both the likelihood of a block being bid in the next sale but also an estimated amount bid. The analysis can be run on any or all companies, including groups of companies whose bidding behavior is similar based on these factors.

Tie-back Tool

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The Tie-Back Tool takes an origin block in deep water and a destination platform within 120 miles of the block and estimates a pipeline route. Pipeline route is based on slope, incremental distances from the chosen block to platform, and an importance of slope based on user input. The resulting analysis provides an in-depth review of the selected block, platform, and “optimal” pipeline route.

Drilling Analytics

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Drilling Analytics comprises three sections to forecast the drilling time of a new well, to graph well drilling and mud weights in a specific location and a map of analog drilling projects.

Forgotten Oil & Gas Study

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The Forgotten Oil and Gas Study is a robust statistical analysis of data from within GOM³ to determine where hydrocarbons were likely not produced to their full extent.

Well Logs: Viewer & 3D Display

ESA’s well log viewer displays a three classes of logs for all wells with publicly released LAS data: Geology & Geophysics, Mud and Mechanical. For each well, the best examples of the available logs automatically load. In the 3D component of GOM³, using ArcPro, well log values can be symbolized down the hole for chosen logs and labeled by 25’ increments.

Block/Bidding Evaluation

The Bidding Forecast uses statistical models of 20 different variables (such as proximity to existing leases, previous bids, newly available, etc.) to estimate both the likelihood of a block being bid in the next sale but also an estimated amount bid. The analysis can be run on any or all companies, including groups of companies whose bidding behavior is similar based on these factors.

Tie-back Tool

The Tie-Back Tool takes an origin block in deep water and a destination platform within 120 miles of the block and estimates a pipeline route. Pipeline route is based on slope, incremental distances from the chosen block to platform, and an importance of slope based on user input. The resulting analysis provides an in-depth review of the selected block, platform, and “optimal” pipeline route.

Drilling Analytics

Drilling Analytics comprises three sections to forecast the drilling time of a new well, to graph well drilling and mud weights in a specific location and a map of analog drilling projects.

Forgotten Oil & Gas Study

The Forgotten Oil and Gas Study uses various methods to compile prospective locations where hydrocarbons where previously identified but not produced. The study generated over 2,000 significant leads – all within the bounds of producing or abandoned fields in the Gulf.