Read through our posts covering real world applications of machine learning in oil & gas using AI-driven software and data tools. Learn from seasoned, experienced industry veterans as they go into technical topics related to machine learning, artificial intelligence, risk, and digital oilfield.
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Can unconventional well productivity predict peak oil and gas production?
July 26, 2022
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Have we reached peak oil? Predict the performance and productivity of the major basins like the Permian and Eagle Ford with Novi Insight.
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Is it worth It? Quantifying the value of collecting and interpreting subsurface data. [URTeC 2022 Novi Paper Summary]
April 12, 2022
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Rejoice geologists, geophysicists and petrophysicists! We provide a novel approach to answer the question: Is it worth it for the industry to spend hundreds of
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Overcoming barriers to data-driven workflows: introducing Novi Model Engine
March 2, 2022
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Although shiny machine learning algorithms get most of the attention, data preparation takes the most work. Erroneous completions data must be fixed or removed. Messy
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Public Data Models: Better Than Anyone Expected
February 17, 2022
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We have all heard the saying “garbage in = garbage out” when it comes to creating any sort of statistical model. You may have even
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Founder Point of View :: Novi Acquisition of ShaleProfile
January 19, 2022
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Jon Ludwig, Novi's Founder and President, explains the thesis behind the acquisition of ShaleProfile, a leading provider of data and analytics to energy investors.
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Oil and Gas Cube Development: How Dense is Too Dense??
May 28, 2021
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Of all the levers available to an operator, perhaps none has a greater impact on unit economics than wells per section. Over the past few
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