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Getting to the Bottom of Things: When Companies Do the Heavy Lifting

Occurred Wednesday, 12 February 2025, 9:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m.  |  

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AAPG Academy and ThinkOnward hosted a free webinar presentation covering a unique approach to geoscience data management using AI. The solution acts as a super-smart assistant that speaks the language of geology—thanks to a specialized LLM that knows its geology from its geography. By combining available subsurface information (from the neatly organized to the messy bits) and making it searchable and location-tagged, these leaders and their organization are helping to change how geoscientists work.

Expert speakers address:

  • A practical look at how AI is transforming geoscience data management by combining various types of subsurface information into searchable, location-tagged databases that you can easily navigate using specialized LLMs trained to understand geological terminology
  • An overview of the technical aspects of building a reliable AI system for geoscience, including the use of OSDU-compliant data models and specific measures to prevent AI hallucinations while incorporating expert domain knowledge
  • Current insights and early results from developing next-generation G&G workspaces, with an opportunity to contribute to the ongoing development through interactive discussion and feedback

 

 
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