A Houston-based energy tech startup is teaming up with the Society of Exploration Geophysicists to create what the Houston Chronicle calls "a significant leap forward in integrating technology and geophysical research."
As part of the partnership, Digital Wildcatters will gain access to the SEG's vast data repository, which includes more than 50 million acres of seismic data from the US and Canada.
The platform, called Collide, is powered by artificial intelligence.
"This collaboration focuses on expanding the knowledge base of Digital Wildcatters' innovative AI platform, Collide, and represents a significant leap forward in integrating technology and geophysical research," Digital Wildcatters CEO Collin McLelland says in a press release.
"By embedding citations and references within Collide platform, users can validate information effectively, promoting a culture of knowledge exchange essential for advancing energy sector."
The goal of the partnership is "to foster a deeper understanding of geophysical research and its applications in the energy sector," says SEG Executive Director Jim White. Read the Entire Article
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