Pore Pressure Prediction Software Promoted Here
- P3. The lastest product for deepwater predictions. Contains many of Traugotts tricks. First version written in April 2001 as part of a research project at Durham. (Send email to check availability.) > P3 User Guide
Other Great Pressure Analysis Software - listed alphabetical
- EquiPoise (Web-based P3 from Petrospec)
- GPES (Petrospec) (includes some Amoco functions)
- MC-PPP. (MonteCarlo P3. A product of IKON and part of RokDoc)
- OilVel (from R. Wilhelm - software not for sale) >Example
- pQUBE (Petrospec) 2d and 3d seismic-derived pore pressure predictions >
- PressureView from Dick Swarbrick (includes no prediction tools) >About
- Predict. Developed by Jim Bridges at KSI (See KingdomDrilling for a history of Predict)
- Presgraf. Written at Amoco by Martin Traugott in collaboration with Phil Heppard. First version released August 1991. Equations of state for oil, water and gas added in March 1992. 2d seismic functions added in January 1994. Contracted to Landmark in 2000. New Landmark version released January 2005 with new GUI.
- pWell (Petrospec) Real time pressure prediction tool.
- PPFG. (from TK Kan - software status unknown) 2d and 3d seismic predictions. P3 plots included SegY data.
- QX (a eSeis product)
- RFT Plot/Database (includes no prediction tools) >Example
- Temispack and Petromod. Basin modelling tools that include 2d and 3d pore pressure prediction functions.
- Trinity (a Zetaware product that models the centroid)
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