Wellspot Correction for Oil and Gas Wells

We’ll be frank, the Texas Railroad Commission has crappy data.  Their wellspots are off by an average of 158′ based on recent studies.

Blackbeard Data developed a complex computer algorithm for another project when one of our programmers said, “Hey, I bet that can  fix wellspots, too!”  And so we tried it out, and it worked marvelously.

Essentially a blend of Artificial Intelligence, human oversight, GIS instinct and a dash of Awesome Sauce.  The end result, we can pour thousands of wellspots a week into our black box, stir in some GIS techs,  and out comes corrected wellspots compete with information on what aerial imagery we used, the projection of the imagery, our confidence grade, and the new latitude and longitude of the wellspot.

While we don’t discuss our method and workflow beyond this page, we are more than happy to talk with you about how we can meet your needs, the speed we can do it in, and the quality.

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