Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our well log data archive, services, and ordering process.
We provide well log data in LAS, DLIS, ASCII, and PDF formats. LAS is our most commonly requested format for digital log curves. We can also convert between formats on request.
Our archive covers wells across Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, and Timor-Leste. This includes all major sedimentary basins in these regions.
Data is priced on a per-curve-metre basis. Well data summaries are fixed price. Regional packages are available for broader coverage. Contact us for a quote tailored to your requirements.
Typical turnaround is 1-5 business days depending on order size and data availability. Rush delivery can be arranged for urgent projects.
We follow a multi-stage validation process including depth matching, calibration checks, and format verification to ensure data accuracy and consistency.
A Well Data Summary is a standardised summary document for each well in our archive, providing key metadata including location, depth, available log curves, and data quality information.
Browse our data archive, select the wells you need, and submit an enquiry through our contact form. Our team will respond with availability and pricing.
Yes, we can provide sample files so you can evaluate data quality before committing to a purchase. Contact us to request samples.
Yes. Regional packages offer better rates for buyers who want broad coverage of a basin or state. For other large orders, contact us with your requirements and we'll quote accordingly.
Digitisation is the process of converting print or image wireline logs into digital LAS format. This makes legacy data accessible for modern petrophysical software and analysis workflows. Learn more about our digitisation services.
Our archive includes gamma ray (GR), resistivity, sonic, density, neutron, caliper, spontaneous potential (SP), and many other curve types depending on what was recorded for each well.
Our archive is continuously updated. Most recent additions are within 12 months of the original data becoming available through government and industry channels.
Yes, we hold deviation survey data for many wells where it is available. This includes directional survey information for deviated and horizontal wells.
Yes, through our extensive government and industry contacts we can often source data for wells not currently in our archive. Contact us with your requirements.
You can request a quote through our contact form or by emailing hello@occam.com.au. Provide details of the wells or region you're interested in and we'll respond within 1-2 business days.