RS Energy Group said Dec. 19 it had formed a collaborative partnership with Anadarko Petroleum Corp. (NYSE: APC) to integrate proprietary RS Energy intelligence and analytics with Anadarko’s internal data.
With the partnership, Anadarko is building leading-edge predictive models that integrate detailed subsurface interpretations with technical and economic analysis, said Sanjay Paranji, vice president of Anadarko’s advanced analytics and emerging technologies team.
“For us, the term ‘blended data’ refers to the true integration of comprehensive, clean, analytics-ready data from RS Energy with our own internal high-resolution data,” Paranji said in a statement.
The companies expect the collaborative nature of the partnership to help accelerate the development of solutions for the “biggest challenges” facing the industry, according to the company press release.
Based in The Woodlands, Texas, Anadarko Petroleum’s portfolio includes positions in the Delaware and Denver-Julesburg basins and in the Gulf of Mexico and deepwater basins worldwide.
RS Energy Group, headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, provides data-driven intelligence to companies operating, servicing or investing in the energy market.
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