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What's New

Shale Plays Uncovered - C&C Reservoirs is pleased to announce the immediate release of its new comprehensive study on Shale plays which features comprehensive reports on fourteen fractured shale plays in North America.. Read More ...

Release of a New DAKS Online Platform - UFK Online Access Service - C&C Reservoirs is pleased to announce the immediate release of its new UFK (User Field Knowledge) platform, accessible through the DAKS Online Access service, which will allow users to input and manage their own E&P data on a proprietary basis... Read More ...

C&C Maintaining Long-term Relationship with Imperial College - C&C Reservoirs is pleased to announce its renewed association with Imperial College in London. Read More ...

Applications

C&C Reservoirs' DAKS allows users to acquire critical knowledge, information and data for their E&P decisions in exploration, development and production through the powerful and easy-to-use menu-driven, multi-criteria search engine and graphic search capability. Using analogs provides a simple yet powerful and cost-effective technique for

  • generating new exploration ideas
  • calibration of a prospect for volumetric calculation and risk identification
  • optimizing field development plan
  • benchmarking field performance
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  • DIGITAL ANALOGS Knowledge System

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    C&C Reservoirs captures, distills and delivers lessons learned in the upstream E&P industry and documents experiences of thousands of geoscientists and reservoir engineers around the world through its web-deliverable Digital Analogs Knowledge System (DAKS™) enabling you to make better decisions with greater knowledge. Read More ::
  • Why DAKS?

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    The online DAKS knowledge-based system extracts the experiences gained by geoscientists and reservoir engineers during the course of finding and developing more than a thousand of the world's most important fields and reservoirs, making the knowledge base a one-of-a-kind solution for helping you successfully explore and develop new opportunities. Read More ::
  • Who Should Use DAKS?


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    DAKS is widely used by geoscientists and reservoir engineers working in new ventures, prospect generation, risk assessment, field development, production operations and reservoir lifecycle management. Anyone looking to generate lower risk prospects and quickly identify field development options can find an unparalleled amount of critical information and knowledge using DAKS, all at the click of a mouse. Read More ::

    Online Demo

    See the benefit of the system by viewing our demo. After that, sign up for a trial to experience DAKS for yourself.

In Their Own Words

User Testimonials

"We tried to talk management out of drilling a deep well offshore Africa because analogs indicated it could not be commercial. We drilled it anyway and lost a lot of money." Read More ...

"Many view seismic as ground truth, but it tends to smooth things out, and analogs tend to add detail. I'd like to see someone research the accuracy of seismic versus analogs. I bet analogs would show more detail." Read More ...

"What impresses me most about C&C is the web interface. The ability to interrogate and plot data is really good. They have continued to tweak it and add functionality. I think it sets the standard for the industry. It's the best I've seen." Read More ...

"Sometimes we rely too much on seismic. We may be very confident of something based on analogs, but if management does not see it on seismic they are reluctant to act. That just proves younger managers do not really understand the power of analogs." Read More ...

E&P Survey

A global study of the use of geological analogs has revealed key lessons learned about how geoscientists, reservoir engineers and . . .

Client Testimonials

There are currently more than 6,000 DAKS users around the world today who are benefiting from the lessons learned of . . .

Case Histories

Case histories outline the real world experiences from some of our users about the benefits of using the DAKS online system . . .