eTriever

IHS, in partnership with Labrador Technologies Inc. presents eTriever, the first ever web-based tool to access IHS information directly from the IHSData HUB. This partnership ensures that you get the most current and complete information available in the Canadian energy industry. Via an easy-to-use web browser, quickly query on well header, pipeline and land information, produce historical event and production graphs, view query results on Google™ or Microsoft Bing™ maps and export. eTriever's easy-to-use interface and web-based technology mean you can access IHSData anywhere, from your laptop, Blackberry® or other mobile device at any time. 
 

Benefits:

• Instant access to IHS Information via the Internet - anywhere, anytime
• Intuitive interface means no down time spent learning a new application or loading updates
• Low cost allows more users to access the information they need to make critical business decisions
• Web-based offering means no installation, no CD updates and no maintenance
• Export to Excel for use of information in other applications 
• Export directly to PETRA analysis

Mobile Access - the web-based platform means you get fast, easy access to E&P information you need regardless of where you are

Saved Well, Pipeline and Land Queries - previous queries are automatically saved, allowing users to access information on your area of interest quickly by not having to re-build queries

User Friendly Mapping Interface - using both Google™ and Microsoft Bing™ maps for familiar and easy-to-use interface and access to satellite imagery for your area of interest

Production and Event Graphs - graphing event (completions, etc.) history against production to see how it impacts production

Support Requirements - no Installation, CD/DVD updates and no maintenance, means low IT impact

Coverage:
Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, East Coast, Northwest Territories and Yukon

Data types currently available through eTriever include (may vary across regions):

• Header 
• Production Tops 
• Cores 
• Completions (perfs, etc.)
• DSTs
• Incident Reports
• Directional Surveys
• Environmental Incidents
• Production
• Pressures
• Gas Analysis (H2S, etc)
• Crown Lands
• Enhanced Pipeline
• Drilling Problems

Land Data (includes historical and inactive agreements)

• Crown (First Nation, Dominion and Frontier)
• Freehold
• Open Crown
• Units
• Pipeline & Facilities
• Standard and Enhanced Pipelines
  • Header and License Information
  • Specifications
  • Substance and H2S Content
• Facility Information and Throughput

H2S

H2S reports are invaluable for companies assessing a prospective drilling site's H2S release rate potential. This report summarizes the potential H2S release rates and gives a rundown of the maximum H2S concentration and gas flow rates for formations encountered within a given area. The report also lists wells with the highest concentration of H2S per target formation, and lists the various values in relation to the H2S release rates. From these values, an emergency planning zone is calculated as per safety requirements in accordance with provincial regulations.

Surface Casing Report

In generating a surface casing report, eTriever will give users reports on the pressures, flow rates and casings (surface, intermediate and production) on the wells in the area in question.

Drilling Incidents

The drilling incident report gives users a list of lost circulations, kicks, blows, blowouts and water flows. Included in the report is the initial mud and final mud used, which facilitates a full understanding of potential problems per formation that may be encountered for a proposed well.

Mud Density

The mud density report lets users identify mud density requirements when drilling a well. Derived from pressure gradients collected in the area, this report helps determine the appropriate mud density to be used for each formation that is encountered.

For each of the reports, users can choose to pull wells based on a specific geographical region, proximity to a specific location or a filtered list of wells by formation. The new version of eTriever also lets users drill down to view details of each well and the information on the well ticket. They can view their wells in a map and can monitor and track fluid production. Along with well and production information, eTriever provides access to critical data such as pressure, H2S and completion information. Users can export that data to other applications such as Microsoft Excel for further analysis.

Furthermore, because eTriever is a subscription-based product, it allows for an unlimited number of exports or reports at no extra cost. Users can be sure they are getting the most accurate picture possible based on the quantity and quality of the information in their area.

• eTriever 
• eTriever Reports

• Canadian Energy Virtual Conference eTriever October 2010