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Deploying a combination of distributed fiber optics and sensors to monitor your wells Borehole demonstrates where the fractures are growing during stimulation, and quantifies how that geometry affects the performance of your wells.

During completion operations, three services can work together to give you a complete picture of your stimulated reservoir.

Hydraulic fracture profiling shows a distribution of slurry volumes across your perforation intervals.

Crosswell strain indicates the arrival of fractures at a monitor well, constraining fracture geometry as a function of time and space.

All combined with microseismic data to illustrate the propagation of these fractures across the reservoir.

You are able to visualize the development of this fracture network in real-time.

All of this data is at your fingertips in our proprietary data portal.

Once your well has been completed and brought on production, fiber is conveyed into the producing well. This allows us to allocate surface production to each perforation cluster and evaluate the effects of stimulation distribution on production.

With these four monitoring services of hydraulic fracture profiling, crosswell strain, microseismic, and production profiling, you will have more insight than ever before helping you optimize now and in the future.

It's our vision to create a paradigm shift in the design and execution of well completions, informed by real-time data.