Open Data For Oil & Gas
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This document discusses open data in the oil and gas industry and cautions that while opportunities exist, challenges remain. It notes that industry, government, and existing vendors currently control much of the data, making public access difficult. However, political leaders have expressed goals to make more data publicly available by default to benefit more groups. Overall progress on these issues remains unclear.
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- 1. Open Data for the Oil and Gas Industry A Cautionary Tale Terence C. Gannon Intellog Inc.
- 2. The Problem.
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- 15. “...we feel things are fine the way they are.”
- 16. Industry Government Existing IT General Vendors Public
- 18. Calmar http://www.google.com
- 21. Manitoba $0 British Columbia $0 Saskatchewan $0 Alberta $66,490 plus $1,099/mo
- 23. The Abyss.
- 25. December, 2007 Initial Request to ERCB March, 2010 FOIP Request Filed May, 2011 Call for Inquiry March, 2012 Conclusion?
- 26. FOIP (F*** Off, It’s Private)
- 27. Making a Buck.
- 34. Free Fee-based Well identification Basic search Advanced search Public tagging Private tagging Limited uploads Unlimited uploads Small collaborations Unlimited collaborations Public data Value-added data Advertising No advertising
- 35. The Road Ahead.
- 37. “The province gathers “A reverse onus of proof valuable data....then makes should be put in place public access to that data mandating that before any difficult. This state of affairs FOIP requests are denied, the benefits no one and I’m going government must prove to to change it. I...intend to the Privacy Commissioner make data publicly available by that the information default. I aim to have this requested by the media or system up and running by the public should not be end of my first term in office.” released.” Alison Redford Danielle Smith Premier Designate Leader, Wildrose
- 38. March, 2012