Connect your tools.
Keep your science intact.
From the reservoir model to the next insight. We’re building connected subsurface workflows that preserve meaning and make results traceable. Own your data and its derivation history—and build a foundation for your own AI.
A connected workflow starts with the tools you know.
Your science shouldn’t
stop at an application boundary.
Moving data is only the beginning. The useful part is keeping enough context to understand it, compare it and trust the next result.
Bring your tools together.
Connect supported data across applications, with explicit mappings and visible limitations.
Explore the product ↗02 / UNDERSTANDKnow what changed.
Follow a changing asset or keep an exact revision. Give comparisons a stable reference.
See the workflows ↗03 / OWNKeep your data useful.
Independent reading and portable scientific meaning are part of our product direction.
Read our principles ↗Own the result.
Understand how it came to be.
Data ownership includes the scientific work behind the values. Our direction connects exact inputs, operations and results in a history you can inspect, reproduce and take with you.
Product direction · A bounded provenance experiment exists; the complete lineage and AI dataset experience is planned.
Your data stays useful.
Choose supported destinations. Keep usable scientific meaning and history beyond our applications.
Explore data ownership ↗UNDERSTANDGive AI a traceable foundation.
Our own applications can capture scientific intent, so a future dataset can explain its inputs, transformations and labels.
Explore lineage and AI ↗OBSERVESee how the workflow performs.
Customer-controlled diagnostics and audit records complement scientific history, with separate sharing controls.
Explore customer telemetry ↗Move forward.
Keep a reference.
Follow new revisions as they arrive, or pin a snapshot for comparison.
Updates when a new revision is published.
Retains the exact selected revision.
Both views start at revision 01. Try publishing a change.
One map.
A new point of view.
The ResInsight → QGIS pilot publishes a numerical scalar map, follows new revisions and keeps a pinned comparison. A small, concrete step toward connected scientific work.
Qualified with synthetic porosity data on the current pilot backend. OSDU raster support remains unqualified.
Inside the QGIS integration ↗Your data has a life
beyond any single tool.
Our direction combines OSDU service APIs with scientific contracts, useful applications and an independent way to read your data.
Build with ArrayBridge ↗See what works today, and what comes next →