Integrated Geochemical Interpretation
Integrated Geochemical Interpretation Ltd (IGI Ltd) is a petroleum geochemical consultancy company based in the South West of England and operating worldwide.
IGI provides services for the gas & oil industry in the areas of exploration and production. Always soundly anchored in geology and often using our own interpretational software p:IGI, the company offers three general areas of knowledge-based service:
- Expert geochemical interpretation and basin modelling
- Basic and advanced geochemical and modelling training courses
- Field work
IGI has developed innovative Windows-based software (currently p:IGI-3) for databasing, quality assuring and interpreting the full range of applied petroleum geochemistry. This interpretation is supported by a intranet manual (ig:Net), accessed by any web browser, with many hundreds of linked ‘pages’ covering applied organic geochemistry in terms of analysis, interpretation and case studies.
More information about IGI Ltd
NEW!
IGI has completed the first in a line of new data products with the release of the Barents Sea Petroleum Systems Geochemical Database. Data which has previously been made available on the NPD Factpages website has now been compiled into IGI’s p:IGI databasing/interpretational software and rigorously quality assured.
The database contains more than 20,000 samples from 63 wells, representing almost 30 years of historical data now accessible in a single format ready for interpretation. For more details you can visit our list of data packages or download details in PDF format HERE
Geochemistry, Basin Modelling and Advanced Geochemistry Courses - POSTPONED
Monday 15th - Friday 19th June 2009
At IGI's offices, Bideford, Devon
Click here for more information.
p:IGI Forum
The new p:IGI forum is now up and running for all p:IGI users to discuss the current and future versions of p:IGI.
User Group Meeting
This years p:IGI-3 User Group Meeting is scheduled for the 14th and 15th September 2009.
Revised igNet
IGI staff are currently working on a completely revised and updated version of igNet, a browser-based manual for petroleum geochemical interpretation and basin modelling.