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OSDU Mercury Release (R3) Blog Posts
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Raising our standards
There are a lot of people involved in the OSDU Forum, and we want to make use of the best minds to find the best ways to meet our goals.…
Can You See What it is Yet?
How’s our communication going - in a community that has grown very quickly and now has over 1600 active OSDU Forum Members?…
Revolutionize Seismic Data in the Cloud
Oil and gas companies are dealing with petabytes of seismic data. Typically, 85% of their total data is seismic, stored in different formats, both offline and online, across many locations.…
Oh! The Places You’ll Go!
“Except when you don’t. Because, sometimes, you won’t.” I don’t think there will be a lot of “in the real world” travelling this year – not until we get a vaccine. But still, Dr Seuss gives some of the best advice in the world, and he also says:“You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.” And here I fina…
Reasons to be Cheerful (Part 3)
My previous post here was a re-post of an old article I wrote about what’s been wrong with subsurface data management for the longest time. Since writing that, I have been waiting for the day when I can write a follow-up happy article about how we have successfully changed the world (of subsurface data management, at least). And here I finally am, on the OSDU Marketplace blog, writing …
10 Things I Hate(d) About Subsurface Data Management
I’ve been given the honour of writing the first blog for the new OSDU Marketplace website. It seems fitting to start with some history about why the whole OSDU endeavour exists, so I thought I would re-post an old article of mine called “10 Things I Hate About Subsurface Data Management”. You might have seen it before. I wrote it back in 2015, not long after I’d joined Teradata.…
