MigriX is our lightweight, low-cost tool for 3D hydrocarbon charge analyses. It is based on the technology found in the Migri expert toolkit and enables efficient communication and swift, seamless model transfer between explorationists and basin modelling experts.
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Migris is pleased to announce the release of a public 3D basin model covering the UK Central North Sea (CNS) and Moray Firth areas. The model accounts for HC generation and migration within layers of Permian to Paleogene age. The layer model has been built upon recently released datasets from the UK Oil and Gas Authority and is highly relevant for the upcoming 32nd UK Offshore Licensing Round. The model input can easily be modified to incorporate your own interpretations, such as local depth and facies maps.
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We are pleased to announce the 1.6.6 release of Migri and MigriX. With this release, hydrocarbon retention during secondary migration modelling has been included as an option also in our lightweight MigriX version. This new functionality can be used to analyse the effects of oil and gas retention on trapped oil and gas volumes (Figure 1).
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We are pleased to announce the completion of two new high-resolution 3D charge modelling studies in the North Sea; the Horda Platform Charge Atlas and the Tampen Spur Charge Atlas. These new multi-client studies follow up on the Utsira High Charge Atlas study, which was completed earlier this year. Continue reading
We are pleased to inform you of the launch of MigriX – our lightweight tool for 3D hydrocarbon charge analyses.
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We are pleased to participate in the October 10-12 Gussow Research Conference in Banff, Canada, where the topic will be “Subsurface Hydrocarbon Movement”.
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Migris AS is proud to participate with two oral presentations at the AAPG’s Annual Conference & Exhibition, which celebrates its 100th anniversary and is held in Houston in early April (2nd to 5th) this year.
Better understanding of the uncertainties in complex geology, developing new stochastic approaches and producing high resolution 3D models – these are some of the goals in our new R&D project MigriComplex.
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