Paradigm will introduce the latest version of Paradigm Geolog at the 2010 Society of Petrophysicists & Well Log Analysts (SPWLA) Annual Symposium in Perth, Australia, June 19 - 23. The latest edition of Paradigm's petrophysical analysis, well data management and geological interpretation software will introduce a model-based petrophysical uncertainty process that is new to the industry. This solution is designed to have a significant impact on E&P activities in both formation evaluation and geosteering projects.

"Discussion with key clients at a series of 'Uncertainty Workshops' helped us identify the need and provided technical input in defining the requirements for a petrophysical uncertainty analysis module," said Richard Pelling, product manager for Geolog. "With this added module, our customers will be able to accurately and scientifically quantify uncertainties within a hydrocarbon column."

Well logs are used to infer almost all the parameters needed to construct reservoir models, yet their inherent uncertainty and the impact of that uncertainty on reservoir volumes and connectivity is seldom considered. The outputs of this next generation technology are designed to feed into the Paradigm SKUA/GOCAD Reservoir risk Assessment (JACTA) module, Paradigm's existing solution for 3D uncertainty analysis. Considering multiple coherent realizations of the petrophysical data leads to more robust assessment of hydrocarbons in place.

SPWLA attendees are invited to the Paradigm booth 39 - 42 for one-on-one demonstrations featuring:

Paradigm will also be an active contributor in the SPWLA technical program, with the presentation: Using quantified 'model based' petrophysical uncertainty to aid in conflict resolution, on June 22, 2010 at 8:20 AM WST.

For more information on Paradigm products and services, visit www.pdgm.com, or e-mail info@pdgm.com.