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Pressure Suite 2026.4: Building on What You Already Trust

Pressure prediction doesn't need reinventing. It needs the friction taken out of it, one workflow at a time. This release takes a real run at that, touching digitising, session usability, and export ...

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Rock Physics in RokDoc 2026.4: Flexibility and Control

RokDoc 2026.4 gives rock physics work more room to match the lithology in front of you rather than the lithology a model was originally built around. The two largest changes both loosen a constraint that shows up constantly in calibration work: mineral mixing that assumed at most two end-members, ...

Sep 14, 2026, 11:04:07 AM
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Reservoir Characterisation in RokDoc 2026.4

RokDoc 2026.4 brings a set of changes to reservoir characterisation work that share a common thread: reducing the number of times you have to redo the same thing in a different place. Horizon and map display settings now stay consistent across every viewer you look at them in. Coloured inversion ...

Sep 14, 2026, 11:03:22 AM
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Building Auditable RokDoc Plugins with AI

RokDoc AI Series | Part 5 of 5: Make the methodology inheritable

Sep 2, 2026, 12:06:19 PM
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AI-Assisted Rock Quality Mapping: Keeping Judgement with the Geoscientist

RokDoc AI Series | Part 4 of 5: Keep judgement with the person

Sep 2, 2026, 12:02:34 PM
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Creating an Audit for AI-Executed RokDoc Workflows

RokDoc AI Series | Part 3 of 5: Make the work defensible Can you prove what the machine did after it has done it? If we had to defend one component of this system as the most valuable, it would not be any of the loaders. It would be the record. Every session, whether reconnaissance, loading or ...

Sep 2, 2026, 11:58:35 AM
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Automating RokDoc Data Loading Without Automating Judgement

RokDoc AI Series | Part 2 of 5: Separate execution from judgement What should the machine do, and where should it stop? Part one asked how much of Phase 0 actually needs a geoscientist. This post is the part that is easiest to argue about, because loading data is where automation usually means a ...

Sep 2, 2026, 11:52:14 AM
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