February 6th, 2014

Effective Integration of ESRI into GeoGraphix

Andrew Bartell

Efficiency Benefits of ESRI GIS Integration into GeoGraphix

• Eliminate Creating and Updating Queries• Don’t need to worry about layers changing

symbols or labels• Don’t need to worry about extents of data (no

AOI in GIS)• Live Connection to Databases

GeoGraphix and GIS Integration

• Geographic Information System– What is GIS?– How is it used?– What does it look like?

• GIS and GeoGraphix Data Structures• Example workflows• Why

What is GIS?• A Geographic Information System (GIS) integrates hardware, software, and data, for

capturing, managing, analyzing, and displaying all forms of geographically referenced information

• GIS allows us to view, understand, question, interpret, and visualize data in many ways that reveal relationships, patterns, and trends, in the form of maps, globes, reports, and charts

• A GIS helps you answer questions and solve problems by looking at your data in a way that is quickly understood and easily shared

• GIS technology can be integrated into any enterprise information system framework

• GIS is a tool to assist in making informed decisions

How Does the Energy Industry Use GIS?

• Map Where Things Are– Wells, Batteries, Lease Roads, Pipelines, Valves, Cathodic Protection, Gates, Leases,

Storage Facilities, Tanks, Equipment, Electrical Features, Well Pads, Meters, Compressors, Headers and Gathering Facilities, Section Corners

• Quantities

– Miles of Pipeline, Area of Leases, Mcf, Pressures, Production Statistics

• Densities– Wells per Section, Acres of Lease Per Township, Cumulative Oil Totals per

Section/Township

• What’s Nearby– Impact Radius Analysis, Competitor Activity, Archeological Sites

• Change Over Time– Rig Movement, Well Status Changes

Types of GIS Data

– Points• Attributes• Records

– Lines• Attributes• Records

– Polygons• Attributes• Records

– Raster• Images

Types of GeoGraphix Data

– IsoMap Layers– WellBase Layers– Conditional Pie– LeaseMap Layer– LandNet Layer– Bubble Layer– GeoAtlas Layer– AOI Layer

ESRI Point Data• Example: Wells

ESRI Line Data• Example: Pipelines

ESRI Polygon Data• Examples: States, Counties, Townships, Sections, Leases

WellBase Layer

Query

Project on GeoGraphix Server

Global_AOI

WellBase Layer

WellBase Layer

WellBase Layer

Query

Query

WellBase Layer

User1 _AOI

User3_AOI

User2_AOI

Query

Wellbase Layer

User 1 Map

User 2 Map

User 3 Map

WellBase Layer

WellBase Layer

WellBase Layer

WellBase Layer

WellBase Layer

WellBase Layer

Wellbase Layer

GeoGraphix Database

GIS Database

User 1 Map User 2 Map User 3 Map

GIS Layer

Symbolize

GIS Layer

Symbolize

GIS Layer

Symbolize

GIS Layer

Symbolize

GIS Layer

Symbolize

GIS Layer GIS Layer

Symbolize Symbolize

DatabaseAriesCygnetExcaliburField DirectFloCalHarmonyMaximoProCountSiteViewWellEzWellView

Table

Attribute

GIS Map Document

GIS Layer

GIS Layer

Network Folder

GeoGraphix AOI

GIS Layer GIS Layer

GeoAtlas Map

DatabaseAriesCygnetExcaliburField DirectFloCalHarmonyMaximoProCountSiteViewWellEzWellView

Table

Attribute

GIS Map Document

GIS Layer

GIS Layer

Network Folder

GeoGraphix AOI

GIS Layer GIS Layer

GeoAtlas Map

REST Web Service Connection

GeoGraphix AOI

Live Layer

Live Layer

GeoAtlas Map

Database at IHS

Producing Wells

Completing Wells

SWD Wells

Drilling Rigs

Active Leases

Active Pipelines

Drilling Schedule

Wellpads

IHS Live Connection

Efficiency Benefits of ESRI GIS Integration into GeoGraphix

• Eliminate Creating and Updating Queries• Don’t need to worry about layers changing

symbols or labels• Don’t need to worry about extents of data (no

AOI in GIS)• Live Connection to Databases

External Sources:IHS.comESRI.comMapSearch.com

Andrew Bartell

Oklahoma City GeoGraphix User ConferenceMarch 26th, 2013