OgbonLab

Geoscience you can run. Fire a wavefield, solve Archie, run a waterflood, live in your browser. A free computational lab for the subsurface, seismic to ML.

[OgbonLab @OgbonLab]

OgbonLab is live. Geoscience you can run:

→ pick faults on a seismic line and get graded
→ fire a source, watch the wavefield propagate
→ load a SEG-Y and interpret it end to end
→ train a neural network and watch it learn

Free, in a browser tab → https://t.co/HZaw6WoZpS

[OgbonLab @OgbonLab]

Watch the flood reach the producer at 0.16 pore volumes injected and still leave 48 percent of the oil behind. The front follows permeability, so the sweep is uneven: oil is still on the crest at the end. 95 percent water cut. In the browser, free: https://t.co/s1oNANYm9O

[OgbonLab @OgbonLab]

Data: cube rendered from F3 Demo, dGB Earth Sciences and TNO, CC BY-SA. Original acquisition NAM, 1987, via NLOG.

[OgbonLab @OgbonLab]

This cube is F3, offshore Netherlands. Field data, and you can spin it in your browser right now, free. Learning interpretation on cartoons builds habits that real data then has to break. So, the course starts on the survey instead.

https://t.co/Z1HadM3LDQ

[OgbonLab @OgbonLab]

OgbonLab is live. Geoscience you can run:

→ pick faults on a seismic line and get graded
→ fire a source, watch the wavefield propagate
→ load a SEG-Y and interpret it end to end
→ train a neural network and watch it learn

Free, in a browser tab → https://t.co/HZaw6WoZpS

[Moses Falowo @mosesfalowo_]

This is the thing I kept looking for when I was learning geoscience and never found.

It's free, and it runs in your browser.

Fire a source. Break a rock. Inject the gas. Find the oil.