The Geomatics discipline plays a pivotal role in the Energy Transition to net zero, from site characterization, data acquisition, engineering and construction, and asset integrity inputs; to the management and analysis of geospatial data for projects. It encompasses situational awareness, opportunity screening, site selection and emergency preparedness and response. The value proposition for Geomatics has

As the energy sector continues its digital transformation, the role of geomatics has never been more crucial. Geomatics is at the forefront of integrating geospatial data with innovative digital solutions which in turn supports the drive for safe, efficient and, and sustainable operations. Geomatics already provides a robust set of digital tools and techniques that

May 28. 13:00 - 13:45 Hrs. IOGP have recently released Report 655 - Guidelines for 4D Seismic Surveys. This is a new report that was developed specifically by the Geomatics Committee for the design and execution phase of 4D seismic surveys. The report aims to consolidate industry knowledge, share best practices, and ensure safe, efficient, and

The IOGP Geomatics Committee would like to welcome you to a webinar briefing on v2.0 of the Seismic Positioning data exchange formats (‘P-formats’).

IOGP and the Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG) hosted a joint technical webinar dedicated to the standardisation and automation of seismic data. This session will provided a high-level overview of the SEG-Y v2.1 format and demonstrate how embedding structured metadata such as the IOGP P6/11 format enables automation and overcomes the limitations of traditional EBCDIC

The energy industry has long recognised that promoting standardization is a fundamental mechanism for improving efficiency and safety. Why reinvent the wheel when proven solutions already exist that can improve key business metrics? The IOGP Geomatics Committee plays a strong role in this space - developing and maintaining geospatial data models, position data exchange formats,