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This service helps define needs based on detailed inventories, applying quality and completeness criteria. Characterization of databases and definition of needs based on criteria of quality and completeness, recommendations to debug database.e datos.

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Transformation of analog logs (paper copies, images, etc.) to digital and adequacy of existing digital logs. It includes not only the vectorization / digitization of logs, but their adequacy using the best petrophysical practices in quality control and curves reconstruction.

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Adequacy of logs, eliminating irregularities caused by poor operational situations. They include log depth shift, correction by hole effect, elimination of cycle skip from sonic logs, calibration and editions of SP curve by effects of scales, drift, depth differences, etc.

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Generation of synthetic curves from statistical relationships or by application of neural networks. Generation of True Resistivity (RT) curve from any combination of resistive curves through advanced modeling of logs, and transcription in digital format previously agreed with the client.tal previamente acordado con el cliente.

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Collection of all historical data on drilling, completion, recompletions and any other work done to the wells; which feeds a database in digital format previously defined according to customer specifications. To be used as a source of fast and truthful information during the development of any project.

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Collection and Organization of all the physical information corresponding to a well and generation of an image file containing such information. In the same way, a database of all the images that compose the folder of each well is generated, which serves as input for an image and database management software.

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Transformation of analog maps (paper copies, images, etc.) to digital formats that can be used in different geological and reservoir interpretation platforms.

Inter-Rock has developed over time precise techniques and specific procedures to transform, practically “forgotten” data, into “hard” files (paper – sepias – images, etc …), into “rejuvenated” digital files and fully usable by any professional with the available interpretation software.

This method is ideal for the enrichment of databases with scarce or limited information, acquired in past times with technological restrictions for digital data management. We have defined as WDR, Well Data Rejuvenation, the process by which we managed to transform files identified as “old buried treasures” into digital data of extreme utility and of important added value for characterization and interpretation studies. The process consists of 5 essential steps:

1. Inventory and data transcription
2. Qualitative Scaling.
3. Data normalization.
4. Generation of any type of digital files.
5. Data Loading in specific/required formats.