no more Shapefile transfers.
Whether you are an everyday map user or GIS professional, it's now possible to integrate oseberg's leading land, lease, regulatory & drilling datasets directly into your preferred mapping environments, including ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Desktop/ArcMap or any other ESRI-compliant application. This direct connection to our ArcGIS server eliminates all those cumbersome file transfers and scripts. Our data on your map will be as current as the data on our servers. That means no out of synch issues! oseberg data: where you want it, when you want it, how you want it.
use oseberg map services to:
- Integrate oseberg's leading industry data directly into your preferred mapping environments such as ArcGIS, GeoGraphix, etc.
- Look at oseberg data at any scale, from a single Section to an entire state or region.
- Combine our current spatial data with your own internal data sources, allowing you to visualize complex datasets in one spatial environment.
- Eliminate manual file transfers or scripts that need to be monitored. No more time wasted between switching from one application to the next.
- Lower the likelihood of using out of date data that results from odious internal file handling processes!
map services includes oseberg's most popular attributes from our Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico datasets:
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Featured Webinars
“Finding (pugh) needles in the Permian haystack”
Presenter: Rich Herrmann, Director of Product - oseberg
In this 30-minute webinar, we’ll demonstrate a workflow using our new Texas Units dataset along with our lease and well data that helps you identify potential acreage that has already Pughed out or will be soon.
“New Mexico "land of enchantment" and ... communitizations!”
Presenter: Cris Byers, Product Manager - oseberg
Know about the concept of “forced pooling”, whereby an Operator who doesn’t have voluntary agreements with all interest holders in a particular area can still legally combine those interests, without the interest holder’s consent, for the purpose of drilling a well.
“Wading into New Mexico - looking for space in the pool”
Presenter: Cris Byers, Product Manager - oseberg
Drilling spacing units aren’t unique to New Mexico... but like many other common oil & gas regulatory concepts, they do have their own special state-specific variations and value to operators if you know how to take advantage of them