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Basin Intel Arms PetroDE
With Real-Time Land Data
DENVER-Basin Intel's new visualization product makes the company's realtime data that identifies distressed asset
opportunities and lease activity available
in PetroDE's petroleum decision engine,
Basin Intel reports.
The company says the powerful, cloudbased platform will allow customers to
search, visualize, geospatially analyze and
share data from Basin Intel on maps and
in charts in seconds. According to Basin
Intel, the end result provides agile and relevant insight to the constantly changing
oil and gas environment.
"We are very pleased to add Basin Intel
as a data vendor on our platform. By combining Basin Intel's expertise in real-time
data collection with PetroDE's vision of
the fast and collaborative approach to
analysis, we can offer exciting new opportunities for our customers," says Alan Lindsey, PetroDE's chief executive officer.
For information, visit www.basinintel.com
or www.petrode.com.
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Neuralog Offers Work, Aid To Unemployed Geologists
HOUSTON-Neuralog announces a program to help unemployed or underemployed
geologists and geotechnicians.
"The industry has been loyal to Neuralog
for more than 25 years, and now we want
to return that loyalty with help," says Ken
Land, the company's president and chief
technology officer.
The company says this help is available
in two ways. The first is the geologist
support program, through which Neuralog
reports it is employing unemployed or underemployed geoprofessionals to work
part-time in support services. The company
says this provides income and allows them
to continue searching for jobs by networking
and interviewing.
Second, for newly independent geoprofessionals, Neuralog says it is offering

JoynTM Transforms Data Into Actionable Insights
WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA.-Seven
Lakes Technologies Inc. has launched the
Joyn™ workflow and analytics platform,
which the company says includes solutions

RockWare Updates LogPlot To Ease Well Log Creation
GOLDEN, CO.-LogPlot 8 makes creating detailed and professional borehole
and well log reports easier and more flexible, according to provider RockWare.
The company says the new version
offers updated data editing tools and
connectivity to the RockWorks17 database. Significant improvements include
new text formatting tools, new contact
line styles, an enhanced pattern editor,
and dozens of new display options for
subsurface and well construction information, RockWare details.
The log designer interface also received major improvements, RockWare

a software-hardware package that covers
their needs for about the cost of maintenance.
"Neuralog did something like this in 2001,
when oil fell below $30. Many geologists
took advantage of that offer, and many
brought their Neuralog tool kit with them
to their new employers when they were
rehired," Land recalls.
In addition, Neuralog says it is providing
free training and a tour of its manufacturing
facility in December through Pay-It-Forward, a group for Houston oil and gas professionals in transition. According to the
company, the organization's programs encourage participants, facilitate learning,
broaden industry perspective, and provide
excellent networking opportunities.
For information, contact Neuralog at
281-240-2525.
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says. For example, the log designer tab
can be undocked and includes an easily
accessible list of design items. A new
zoom mode eases editing of small items,
the company adds.
According to RockWare, LogPlot 8
also features:
* New fracture tools for displaying
oriented fracture data collected from core
or image logs;
* A new column/group manager for
customizing data tabs and columns based
on customer data entry needs;
* Expanded color display options
for downhole curves and bar
graphs;
* Support for importing AGS
data;
* A new, modern network license manager; and
* Unicode support to allow
the use of global language fonts.
For
information,
visit
https://youtu.be/zIRuMgXFuGI.r
This PDF was created with RockWare's LogPlot 8 software. The
company says the ability to export
PDF ﬁles is one of many enhancements made in the latest version.

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for production, capital expenditures, authorizations for expenditure, reserves, and
regulatory compliance.
According to Seven Lakes, Joyn delivers
powerful configurability, data integration,
and analysis capabilities, making data accessible for everyone in an organization.
The platform harnesses big data, machine
learning, and cloud and mobile computing
to scale effortlessly for the needs of smaller
enterprises all the way to super majors,
Seven Lakes says.
"We envisioned this integrated platform
with one mission in mind-to give the doers
in (customers' organizations) true ownership
of data to manage by exception, all in one
place, from the corporate office to the
field. The platform empowers people to
trust the data, find exceptions, and take
immediate action on data," says Shiva Rajagopalan, Seven Lakes' chief executive
officer.
The platform supports Joyn solutions,
which Seven Lakes says expose exceptions
on every level-data, insight and action-to
generate business value rapidly. The 16
out-of-the-box workflow and analytics solutions let users zero in on insights with
Google-like search capabilities and drill
down to the invoice level, the company reports. The solutions can identify efficient
pumping routes, distressed wells, overbudget
AFEs, duplicate invoices, or nonproductive
rigs, Seven Lakes says, adding they equip
doers to take action through robust alerts,
subscription reports and workflows.
For information, visit www.sevenlakes.com.
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