Kingdom

Kingdom: Seismic and geological interpretation software, developed by S&P Global, is a software solution targeted at geoscientists, drillers, and engineers in the oil and gas industry. According to the vendor, Kingdom facilitates seamless collaboration and informed decision-making throughout the exploration to completion process. It aims to enhance productivity, streamline workflows, and provide advanced data management capabilities for professionals in geoscience, drilling, engineering, and the oil and gas industry.

Key Features

Enhanced Collaboration: According to the vendor, Kingdom Geosteering feature aims to improve geology productivity and enable more accurate predictions, potentially resulting in a higher success rate. The software also offers collaboration features that aim to enhance teamwork and communication among geoscientists, drillers, and engineers, potentially leading to more confident decision-making.

Increased Productivity: According to the vendor, Kingdom provides an intuitive interface and user experience, allowing users to work efficiently and complete key workflows. The software's streamlined workflows aim to reduce cycle time, potentially increasing productivity. Additionally, Kingdom's performance with large projects and shared data and workflows aims to minimize bottlenecks and improve overall efficiency.

User-Friendly Design: Kingdom is recognized as user-friendly interpretation software, according to the vendor. The software provides built-in videos, training, and tutorials to facilitate user learning and navigation. Kingdom MyAccount further enhances usability by offering a consolidated support portal, knowledge base, software updates, and training resources.

Robust Data Management: According to the vendor, Kingdom has the capability to manage a large number of wells, avoiding data duplication and loss. The multi-user environment ensures efficient data management and collaboration across asset teams. Kingdom's data management capabilities aim to allow users to focus on drilling and decision-making rather than data administration.