Well Report Search demo
Ask where anyone saw shows in a sand, and geologists get the wells hung by depth from scanned mud logs and reports, each pin on its page. 1:21
What the demo shows
Answers geoscience questions from well, seismic and study reports, with citations to the page.
Agents check the person's rights, read every page including scans and handwriting, place each finding at its depth below sea level from the well's survey, and draw the answer as a correlation panel. Where two reports disagree they show both; a geoscientist proposes a ruling and a senior geoscientist signs it.
Transcript
- Well Report Search answers geoscience questions from Well Reports for subsurface teams.
- One study found AI red scan depths write only 70% of the time.
- Fourteen wells hang by depth, across fault F3, each show on its page.
- On 14-007, the 1997 mud log records fluorescence at 8,412 feet.
- The 1998 report puts the top lower and says no shows.
- A 2004 review moves it up.
- It will not pick.
- Lindau asks for a second opinion.
- Gareth opens all three pages and proposes the 2004 top.
- Paolo opens them himself and rules.
- Nobody signs their own.
- Now eight of 14 wells record a show under his name.
- Every question, page, and ruling is on the audit trail.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.