What we work on
The ORCA reconstruction framework is the technical center of the work. Current development is focused on 2D-to-3D seismic reconstruction — turning sparse 2D lines into probabilistic 3D volumes with calibrated P10 / P50 / P90 envelopes. Related problem classes (infill of 3D surveys with gaps, imaging beneath obscuring zones, near-offset reconstruction) are research directions we pick up alongside concrete POC engagements as they arise. We are not a SaaS vendor; there is no packaged product to license today.
How we engage
The work runs through proof-of-concept engagements with real customers on real datasets. A first POC is typically funded at a nominal level — priced as proof-of-method, not proof-of- value. Second and third engagements on the same workflow move to competitive commercial rates once the method is established for that problem class. As workflows mature, customers who use them repeatedly will want to run them in-house — license-style packaging is the eventual destination, not the starting point.
How we work
Small teams. Honest validation. Documented methods. Every reconstruction we deliver is accompanied by the QC that produced it — what worked, what did not, and where the uncertainty estimates land against ground truth when ground truth exists. We publish what we can; client data stays isolated when it cannot be published.
What we believe
Subsurface decisions deserve calibrated uncertainty, not single point estimates dressed up as answers. Methods worth trusting are methods that are willing to say what they do not do. Open data, where it exists, should be used; client data, when entrusted to us, stays isolated.