Ikon Science - Optimise Success Through Science

Ikon Science is a global geoscience technology
company, uniquely positioned for determining
rocks, fluids and pressures in the upstream
oil and gas industry.

The RokDoc^® software platform provides the
essential science for integrating multidimensional
seismic attributes into the reservoir model, through
rock physics and pressure analysis. It is powerful,
easy to use and has a globally renowned
specialist team dedicated to responsive support.

Providing scientific rigour in geoscience and
Quantitative Interpretation the global Ikon Service
team add authoritive, innovative and honest
analysis to your subsurface assets and teams.

Ikon Geopressure provide global best practice in
subsurface pressure analysis. Delivering consulting,
training and integrated technology to reduce risk
and increase success from overpressure and
geopressure in exploration, development
and production situations.

Ikon MultiClient studies provide your
team with expert regional insight and local
"Roknowledge" on the geology, geopressure
and rock properties of key provinces and
basins in a cost efficient package of
maps and digital data.

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Ikon is exhibiting and presenting at this year's IPA on 23-25 May, booth M-115/116, come and join us. We will be hosting daily knowledge transfer sessions and playing our RokDoc modelling competition; prove your interpretation skills and win an iPad 3!

Martyn Millwood Hargrave is presenting at the Jefferies Global Exploration Excellence Summit, Claridges Hotel, London Thursday 24th May 2012

Join Ikon Science at the EAGE in Copenhagen, booth 1460, for the grand launch of RokDoc^QED, the next generation of RokDoc! RokDoc^QED delivers lithology, pressure and fluid volumes to the interpreter in a single, integrated, easy to use package - find out more.

Congratulations to the University of Louisiana at Lafayette who won the AAPG's IBA competition! We are also pleased to announce they have signed a long term academic RokDoc agreement with us.

Ikon Science 2012 training course schedule for now available

RokDoc 5.6 has unrivalled rock physics modelling capabilities and now has new 2 way links to Petrel.

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We have established an exciting new partnership with the School of Engineering and Computing Sciences at Durham University. This partnership will fund a lectureship in Computational Geomechanics, focused on fundamental issues in characterising reservoir performance using advanced stress analysis and fracture mechanics research.

We have donated $3m RokDoc software licences to Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS to mark the next stage in our long-term commitment to bringing an understanding of rock physics and scientific quantitative interpretation to Malaysia. This type of cooperation will also contribute to an enhanced understanding of the potential oil and gas reserves in the Asia Pacific region

Ikon Science have a successful record of oil finding through Quantitative Interpretation with the current Agora management team and extending back to their previous venture Revus Energy. Senior members of Agora’s technical team have contributed over many years in the development of key functionality in Ikon's RokDoc software.

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If you would like to receive one of the popular 2012 Wall Planners, complete with rock physics references and conference dates, or a handy rock physics notebook then please email us by following this link.

Ikon MultiClient Pressure Study

Australian North West Shelf Pressure Study: Carnarvon Basin

The Carnarvon Basin contains overpressured Cretaceous, Jurassic and Triassic strata, which forms a significant exploration risk for drilling offshore wells. This study seeks to increase the understanding of the pressure regime in the region, therefore improving the safety and success rate in future drilling of the North West Shelf. Ikon are now looking for pre-commitment sponsors to this study, so please contact us for more information.

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