Transform seismic uncertainty into investment-grade exploration opportunities through physics-guided prospect validation and machine learning.
Our proprietary workflow reveals direct hydrocarbon indicators (DHI) in invisible reservoirs, the low-amplitude targets that conventional screening overlooks. It works at depths up to 8,000 m, on 3D, 2D and multi-client seismic data. No other team or company offers this capability.
Every result is anchored in rock physics and AVO (amplitude versus offset) theory before any model is trained.
Machine learning screens large volumes for the subtle signatures an interpreter cannot scan by hand.
Each lead is checked against its direct hydrocarbon indicator elements and given a confidence score.
Validated opportunities are ranked with probabilistic risk, ready for a portfolio decision.
CoreFlowDDAV™ (Deep Detect AVO Validation) is built to find what conventional screening leaves behind: invisible reservoirs and their DHI elements.
| Conventional screening | CoreFlowDDAV™ | |
|---|---|---|
| What it looks for | High-impedance, bright-amplitude opportunities. These carry more risk: they are often water-wet or low-quality reservoir. | Invisible reservoirs: low-amplitude targets, extracted together with their DHI elements. |
| Depth | DHI confidence falls away as amplitude weakens with depth. | Engineered for targets up to 8,000 m. |
| Seismic data | Usually limited to 3D volumes. | 3D and 2D seismic, including multi-client surveys. |
| Rock type | Mostly clastic amplitude plays. | Clastic basins with CoreFlowDDAV™; carbonate basins with CoreFlowCDAV. |
| Regional scale | Prospect-by-prospect interpretation. | Fast DHI extraction across regional data: 10,000 km² within two months. |
| What you receive | An amplitude anomaly map. | A physics-anchored DHI confidence score and a ranked prospect list. |
Physics-guided AVO and DHI screening for deep clastic targets, with a quantified DHI confidence score.
Use it to find invisible, low-amplitude reservoirs down to 8,000 m on 3D and 2D seismic.
DHI and fracture-indicator screening built for the carbonate domain, to 8,000 m.
Use it to detect DHI in porous carbonate capped by tight carbonate, and to separate hydrocarbon-bearing from water-bearing carbonate.
Gradient-boosted machine learning that extracts facies and fluid signatures from the seismic.
Use it to define sweet-spot areas once CoreFlowDDAV™ screening has located the opportunity.
A reduced-input route for surveys where the far-angle stack is unavailable.
Use it to screen legacy or incomplete data; it delivers about 60% of CoreFlowDDAV™'s DHI opportunity identification.
Probabilistic simulation of AVO and elastic response across many rock and fluid scenarios.
Use it to quantify how far the hydrocarbon case can be told apart from brine before committing to a well.
CoreFlowDDAV™ run at regional scale: 10,000 km² within two months.
Use it to screen licence rounds, regional 2D grids and multi-client seismic libraries for DHI leads.
Physics-anchored validation before capital is committed.
Invisible reservoirs that amplitude-led screening passes over.
A quantified DHI confidence score for every lead.
Ranked prospects with the evidence attached.
DHI detection for targets up to 8,000 m, in clastic and carbonate basins.
The same workflow runs on 3D volumes and 2D lines, including multi-client seismic.
Regional screening completed within two months.
Back-to-back wins in 2025 and 2026.
Many papers published in international peer-reviewed journals.
Blind-tested well predictions.
32 subsurface tools that run in your browser, from rock physics to well planning.
AVO Class II soft-kick detection for deep Miocene targets, using rock physics modelling and stochastic simulation across cap-rock scenarios.
Spectral decomposition, AVO classification and a neural network used to detect low-amplitude gas sands.
An integrated AVO and machine learning framework, validated by matching forward-modelled and machine-learning gas sand probability cubes.
Start with one prospect or one regional dataset.