After ten years of growth and innovation, a reflection on the history and future of our technology is appropriate. “Migris has been in constant and dynamic growth over the last ten years,” says Kristian Angard, Advisor Geology at Tullow Oil.
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The probabilities for finding oil exceed 50 % in some of the 23rd round blocks, while other areas have very low probabilities for finding oil. These are some of the results from our updated probabilistic migration model for the Hoop area.
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Migris now offers a hydrocarbon charge study that assesses and ranks the possibilities of finding oil in the 23 round blocks in the Hoop area.
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We are pleased to announce the release of version 1.3.0 of Migri. This release improves the user experience and contains a number of enhancements, including efficient Drag & drop model building and new probabilistic migration maps.
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Migris has been conducting a hydrocarbon maturation, generation, migration, and leakage simulation study of the southern Norwegian Barents Sea. It is built upon our in-house Migri simulator technology and seismic interpretations from the PGS Barents Sea MegaProject.
Read MoreMigris has contributed with a number of proprietary 3D modelling studies for our clients in the recently closed (September 2nd) Norway APA 2014 licensing round.
The majority of these studies have been based on our North Sea Charge regional framework, incorporating high-resolution maps, facies models and interpretations from the client companies to build detailed, local models covering the application areas. Continue reading
Read MoreOne of the more important processes modelled in Migri is the generation and primary migration of oil and gas out of the source rocks. Learn more about us and our technology for unconventionals during our visit to Houston, 13 – 17 October.
Migris is participating in an Innovation Norway sponsored effort to introduce Norwegian technology to companies in the US unconventionals market. In the week of 13-17 October, we and the other participating companies will visit Houston. Continue reading
Read MoreOur technology has been further improved through a three year R&D project; Migrisk. The main objective of the project has been to implement, test and verify new methods for evaluations of uncertainties for complex geology using our migration simulator, Migri. Tullow Oil Norway and Statoil were partner companies and has contributed with testing and verifying the methods in the Migrisk project, which was completed in December 2013. Our software and methods are now more effective and our analysis more accurate.
Read MoreThis year Migris has the pleasure of inviting those who plan to participate in the AAPG ACE conference in Houston to our booth # 2057.
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Migris AS is pleased to announce the release of Migri version 1.2 which is available for download from migris.no with the following highlights:
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