Within the Integrated Geomancy toolkit, users are presented with multiple options for defining the land holdings on which well pad sites will be placed - including basic land parcels.

The Analysis tools designed for locating potential Well Pad Sites automatically generate land units by combining parcel data provided by you. It is just one less thing your team has to do.

Does the lease exceed the maximum for typical drilling constraints? Select tools are designed to produce potential sites for these leasing, including factors like stress direction in the analysis.

In order for the Integrated Geomancy toolkit to optimize the locations of assets, a Digital Elevation Model (DEM) must be provided. This data, alongside any supplemental data and constraints, allows the toolkit to determine the best placements for assets like Well Pad Sites.

Determine the locations of Core Hole Sites based on the Scenario's constraints, constructability, and Cut and Fill calculations present within the area of study. Even better? Sampling is optimized within the spacing allowance.

Information like Land Cover and Surface Geology help our teams to determine if the landscape of an area may be suitable for construction - as well as if it may require maintenance after development.

Produced by the Integrated Geomancy toolkit, this surface serves as input for nearly every Analysis tool. It also acts as a helpful reference for where building can and cannot occur based on the datasets included in the model.

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With options for including waterbodies, streams, drinking water, and the like, ensure that hydrology is properly represented within your Study Area prior to modeling.

Generated by Integrated Geomancy alongside the Constructability Surface, this solution offers a reference for those input datasets that have the most impact on the overall constructability of the area in which your team is working.

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There are situations where an area is off-limits for construction. Rather than analyzing these areas after processing, add this data to the model as No-Go regions so that they will be removed from consideration ahead of time and assets in will be routed to avoid them.

With industry-tested weights and settings built into Integrated Geomancy, building Multi-Well Pads during Analysis means those variables impacting Well Head Set-Back, Well Bore Heel/Toe, etc. are automatically calculated for this asset.

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When your team is interested in Single-Well Pad development rather than Multi, the same principles apply. The toolkit offers default (yet, customizable) weights and settings for those drilling components considered during optimization.

When specifying location on lease only, potential Well Pad Sites will only be built on the lease provided. This option assumes that it will be possible to back-build the well into the adjacent lease.

When placing sites on and off lease, the dog-leg severity may be used to determine the minimum horizontal offset needed for the well. This offset will be used as the closest distance that a Well Pad may be sited to the heel/toe of the well.

For those circumstances where development may occur off-lease, the option to build off lease and near lease boundary identifies sites off-lease and in close proximity to the lease.

When identifying Well Pad Sites on and off lease, the dog-leg severity may be used to determine the maximum horizontal offset needed for the well. This serves as the maximum distance from the heel/toe of the well to search for potential sites.