WHAT WE DO

At Landex, we place great emphasis on our commitment to the methodologies of discovery, which encompass a comprehensive understanding of historical case histories that have been published and presented by esteemed professionals within the earth science disciplines. As an independent entity, we diligently explore areas that show promise, employing geological reasoning and utilizing specialized tools of the trade, all while collaborating with experts from commercial acquisition and processing organizations. 

In our pursuit of uncovering vast hydrocarbon reservoirs, we devote significant expertise to investigating problematic areas, particularly those presenting anomalous data conditions. These subtle trapping potentials hold immense significance in our endeavor to locate substantial hydrocarbon reservoirs. The intensive investigation of these areas proves highly rewarding and ultimately contributes to energy conservation in our ongoing quest for the most potent hydrocarbon reservoirs.

We value the diversity of perspectives regarding resource reservoir targets. We firmly believe that mere areal scale does not guarantee a sustainable supply or the required financial returns to support the "shale-oil" or "fracking" business model, especially in a competitive industrial energy market. While certain emergency situations, such as wartime subsidies for corporations, might temporarily work, they are not applicable in the long-term context of the hydrocarbon energy industry. 

The key to success lies in being an independent entity that comprehends the process of discovering new oil supplies, including the recognition of potential oil-traps, even though they might be scarce. We actively seek classical yet subtle reservoir trapping styles, and acknowledge the associated conventional risk for discovery. To bolster our presentations, we incorporate in-trend analog fields, which are indispensable for a thorough understanding of super-basins and are well known among other company geo-scientists.

Furthermore, we place significant emphasis on selecting the best analog fields that closely align with the new prospective offerings we explore. Our approach involves illustrating specific metrics with data that bear similarities to the prospects' analog development, thereby providing confidence in the timing for charge (oil-fill) and seal in the process. By adopting these meticulous practices, Landex ensures a comprehensive and well founded exploration methodology.

 The determinants of proper environments of deposition hold universal importance, as the absence of supportive conditions renders the existence of a viable hydrocarbon prospect highly improbable. This forms the fundamental basis for validating any seemingly prospective target that warrants drilling. It is crucial to recognize that environments play a significant role in both erosion and deposition processes. 

Advancements in seismic technology, particularly since the turn of the millennium, have significantly bolstered our reliance on resolute seismic data. Notably, the integration of 3D Telemetry in seismic acquisition has minimized recording skips, while High Tier Seismic Processing and Inversion techniques have maximized subsurface definition. Additionally, the implementation of advanced workstation graphics has vastly improved data visualization capabilities. 

At Landex, we diligently apply these cutting-edge protocols throughout our interpretation process, encompassing the entirety of target intervals. This approach allows us to comprehensively describe the existence of a proper target and its prospective nature, firmly establishing the link between the appropriate environment and the viable target. Furthermore, the potential financial returns from successful prospects far outweigh the associated expenses detailed in the Authorization for Expenditure (AFE). By adhering to these rigorous standards and leveraging advanced seismic technology, Landex ensures a prudent and promising exploration strategy with a high potential for substantial yields.