Oil and Gas Datasets

Oil and Gas Fields

Our Global Database of oil and gas fields provides key attributes on discovered hydrocarbons.

An accumulation on the map represents a distinct, discovered hydrocarbon pool of any size. Accumulations include Discoveries (economic or not), Fields that are Under Development, Producing Fields, and Fields that have Ceased Production. Attributes include Discovery Year, Hydrocarbon Type, Status and Description. Take a look at these datasets by signing up for free today.

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Licences, Concessions and Blocks

We produce a series of layers to describe the location of oil and gas licences, key information on the terms and dates, as well as the companies and partners involved.

Blocks are used to define the grid system’s Administrative Areas for licensing. Grid systems can be regular or custom shapes can be used to show previous Licences/Concessions in the area.

Licence Header contains the basic information on a Licence, PSC, or Concession that is actively licenced for research, oil and gas exploration, production, geothermal or some renewable energy purposes. The layer also contains known applications and areas in Force Majeure.

Licence area or sub-area contains other parts of a licence such as unitised area of field areas. These can have their own operator and partnership distinct from the Licence Header.

Licence Area Partnership includes a licence area for each partner on the licence and their associated equity.

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Licensing or Bid Rounds

Licencing Rounds, Bid Rounds or Tender Rounds are times when areas are opened up for licensing. We cover oil and gas licensing rounds, along with bid and tender rounds for renewables.

This layer includes key dates and is tied to the Offered Areas layer which covers the individual blocks or areas on offer.

We have a distinct layer showing the Offered Areas as blocks/licences/concessions offered in a licensing round or tender.

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Boreholes

The Borehole or Well layer includes oil wells, gas wells, geothermal wells and research on stratigraphic boreholes.

Well Headers contain the basic parameters that describe the location of the borehole, its purpose, result and current status.

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2D and 3D Seismic Surveys

2D Seismic Surveys are made up of a series of 2D seismic lines often acquired or processed with similar parameters.

2D Seismic Lines show the location of 2D lines. These lines can form part of a 2D survey. Geophysical surveys are a key dataset used in understanding the subsurface structure and geophysical properties.

3D Seismic Surveys show the location of 3D seismic surveys. This dataset includes both original surveys and merged reprocessed areas. Datasets include both multi-client datasets and spec surveys.

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Pipelines

Pipelines are used for transporting fluids. Our pipeline database includes global data Oil and Gas (Hydrocarbon, CO2, Hydrogen), Products (i.e Refined products), Chemicals and Water.

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Terminals and Facilities

Floating Facilities include FPSO (Floating Production, Storage and Offload), FLNG (Floating Liquid Natural Gas Facility), FSO (Floating Storage), and FSRU (Floating Storage Regasification Unit).

Platforms are offshore structures used in offshore wind or hydrocarbon development. These are predominantly in shallow water and fixed to the seafloor. Platforms can be small containing small production or processing units, or large with accommodation.

Seabed outlines all subsea infrastructure i.e. subsea production equipment, tanks or obstructions.

Terminals cover oil terminals, gas terminals, and LNG terminals. These generally have storage and have access to a port, pipeline road or rail for transporting the product.

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