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 ...

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

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

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 ...

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 ...

RokDoc AI Series | Part 1 of 5: Make the process explicit

Understanding CO₂ Behavior in Reservoirs: Integrated Workflows for EOR and Carbon Storage Webinar available to view on this page

The 2026.3 release spans performance, functionality, and platform improvements across seismic QC, rock physics, SDC, and visualization workflows. Several updates carry direct relevance to Rock Physics work in particular - a new wavelet conditioning method that operates in the complex domain, faster ...

RokDoc 2026.3 delivers a set of additions to the reservoir characterisation workflow that span well-tie QC, inversion environment improvements, frequency-domain analysis, 4D time shift processing, probabilistic classification, and project navigation. The common thread across these changes is ...