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3. E&P data for the non-specialist
Figure 14: Overly simplified view of the specialist’s activities
Figure 15: Typical oil company Value Chain
Figure 16: Different metaphors for data handling in E&P companies
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Figure 17: The activities each interact with data differently
Figure 18: One possible categorization of E&P data
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Figure 19: The subsurface
Figure 20: Drilling rig in South Texas
Figure 21: Measurements taken down the borehole
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Figure 22: Well correlation panel
Figure 23: Seismic section
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Figure 24: The seismic interpretation identifies surfaces and faults
Figure 25: A static model of the subsurface features
