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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: (updated 26 November 2009):
2009-11:. Migris
has now moved to new offices in the same building (Pirsenteret in
Trondheim Harbour), 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.
2008-12:. Migris
AS wishes all existing customers a happy new year and thank you all for an
exciting 2008, including our case-studies for the Norwegian TFO and 20th
rounds and the Migri development projects.
2008-10:. We
introduced our new methodology for investigating intrinsic probabilities
using a Quantum approach to Monte Carlo simulation at the NMOG 2008 meeting in Stavanger.
2008-09:. Migri
0.9.9 – the 6th release candidate of Migri has been finished.
2008-08:. In Petroleum Geoscience 14/3 we have contributed to Tømmerås &
Mann (improved hydrocarbon charge prediction by source-rock modelling) and
Sylta (analyzing exploration uncertainties by tight integration of seismic
and hydrocarbon migration modelling) papers.
2008-07:. Migri 0.9.8-80721 – the 5th release candidate
of Migri has been made available. Parts of Migri are now being used in our
case-studies for clients.
2008-05:. Our
2008 AAPG San Antonio migration poster that describes important element of
our migration technology can now be downloaded as a pdf
document (5MB).
2008-04:. Migri
0.9.6-80416 – the 4th release candidate of Migri has been made available.
2008-02:.
Conferences 2008: We participated at the AAPG San Antonio meeting with a
poster (Sylta &
Tømmerås, 2008) and at the EAGE Rome meeting with co-authoring a
presentation (Lothe et al, 2008).
2008-01:. If you
are interested in universal compaction models, take a look at the Fjær et al. 2006 AAPG Perth poster
(pdf), developed at Sintef Petroleum Research.
2005-2007 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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