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Migri
(2009) is a next generation interactive 3D hydrocarbon migration simulator
for exploration risk analysis.
The
use of migration modelling techniques in the risking of exploration prospect
can help describe and reduce geologic and economic uncertainties before
drilling exploration wells. New risking techniques using a combination of Monte Carlo and migration modelling are being developed
and offered to oil companies by Migris
AS. The techniques are based on
findings of Øyvind Sylta in his doctorate thesis.
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NEWS:
2011-12: We are pleased to welcome SpringEnergy
as our client company in the Migrisk IFU project
sponsored by Innovasjon Norge.
2011-11: An update to our Migri simulator is now available,
including migration across sealing faults and overpressure compartments.
2011-09: PGS and Migris has started a multiclient North
Sea Charge project combining the PGS Megasurvey
interpretation and the Migri simulator technology. SpringEnergy
has joined the project as a technical sponsor.
2011-07: Innovasjon Norge has
entered into an agreement with Migris to support our new Migrisk
research and development efforts into reducing exploration uncertainties.using the Migri simulator technology. Migrisk will last until end of 2013 with Ceetron as a technology partner.
2011-06:. We are
pleased to welcome SpringEnergy as a new Migri
client.
2011-04:. Migris
participation at the 2011 AAPG annual meeting: Booth #2155 jointly with Ipres and CFD. Presentation 13 April room 361: “Intrinsic
Fault Seal Uncertainties in Hydrocarbon Migration Analysis” (see pdf
slides).
2011-02:. The
release of version 1.0.13 includes
our first Linux version of the Migri software.
2010-08:. Migri
1.0.10 production version has been released with Migrino,
the free Migri viewer.
2010-06:. Migris
gave a presentation at the 2010 EAGE meeting in Barcelona: “Challenges in the
modelling of hydrocarbon systems from seismic cubes“.
2009-11:. Migris has now moved to new offices in the Pirsenteret
building, which means we have passed the “incubator days” of a new company.
2009-09:. Migri
1.0.0 was released to our sponsor on September 30 2009.
2009-05:. Migris
contributed a presentation on intrinsic
uncertainties at the 2009 basin and
petroleum systems modeling Hedberg
conference.
2009-04:. The “Calibrating fault
seal using a hydrocarbon migration model of the Oseberg Syd
area, Viking Graben” paper by Childs et al (2009) uses techniques that Migri
aims to improve upon.
2009-03:. A
two-day “training and testing” meeting with our Migri sponsor was
successfully completed 23 & 24 March 2009. We gained valuable user input
for the final stages of completing the 1.0 release of Migri.
2005-2008 Migris history
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Migris AS was founded in June 2005.
Address:
Migris AS
PO Box 1208 Pirsenteret
N-7462 Trondheim
Norway
Visiting address:
Migris AS
Havnegata 9, Oppgang D, 4 etg
7010 Trondheim
Norway
Phone: 47-92640396
Email: 
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