Nova

Every oil and gas well has a story buried in its data. Some of that story is easy to read. Production trends reveal changes in performance, drilling records document operational challenges, and geological reports provide clues about what lies beneath the surface. Other details are harder to uncover, particularly when valuable information is scattered across thousands of files, inconsistent well logs, and disconnected engineering systems. For reservoir engineers and petrophysicists, finding the right information is often only the beginning. Before they can make a reliable decision, they need to establish whether the data is trustworthy, understand how different measurements relate to one another, and determine what those measurements mean for the well. This is where AI Agents for oil and gas are beginning to change everyday engineering work. Rather than simply displaying more data, specialized AI agents can help engineers organize information, identify questionable measurements, in...