What is AppIntel AI?

AppIntel is an Artificial Intelligence with a large language model that answers questions about improving oil and gas exploration, recovery and operations. It also keeps subscribers up to date with basin advances in the future by email. The AI is trained on over three million industry submission documents.

Using AppIntel you can search inside industry submission documents for technology, facilities or development plans in oil and gas projects.

You can search applications by using natural language search like popular internet search engines. Searches like Show me SAGD recovery with non-condensible gas injection near 62-2W4. AppIntel will send you updates as new information becomes available on your searches.

• AppIntel helps exploration geologists find exploration concepts and net pay maps of their competitors.
• It notifies development geologists of the well density intentions and drilling patterns of other operators.
• It enables geophysicists find log picks and seismic interpretations of their offsetting operators.
• It helps reservoir engineers keep abreast of new recovery technology in the basin.
• It allows regulatory professionals to keep up with the changing face of regulation with application watches.
• It informs area managers of developments near them with area alerts.
• It lets facility engineers snoop the process flow designs and equipment selection of other installations.
• It reveals new facilities and pipelines to joint venture engineers enabling them to invite custom processing business.
• It shows investment bankers leading indicators of company activity.

• Artificial Intelligence gleaned from government regulatory application documents.
• A bigger repository of technical information than SPE papers.
• An integrated web and email subscription.
• Inexpensive.

The smartest people in the industry use AppIntel.

  1 Jan 2024

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