from 9-11th June, and will be presenting several talks across a range of subjects and recent collaborations:
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1. Title: The Role of Expertise in a Time of AI: Workflows for regional studies
Presenter: Dan Cornford
Co-authors: M. Nuzzo, D. Gardiner (IGI), H. Rasmussen, S.
Managing Director​ & Data Scientist
Meeting in Sheffield on 18-19 June. IGI are pleased to be continuing our regular sponsorship of this conference – an annual meeting that mainly promotes student research projects in this field.
Director & Technical Advisor
This technical note outlines a workflow using the IGI Machine Learning (ML) tools to reproduce the oil-family framework reported by Holger Justwan, Birger Dahl and Gary Isaksen in their 2006 study of oils and condensates from the Norwegian South Viking Graben.
Managing Director​ & Data Scientist
Clients using our ML tools often mention that it can be difficult to know which models to use. We generally advise users to start with the simplest appropriate model as a baseline (this is the default option), then to try additional models for comparison.
ML Team Lead
Last year we began a partnership with the North Devon Biosphere and launched a dashboard exploring continuous sensor data in the region. Since then, several data sources have been added including sample data collected by citizen scientists and Environment Agency (EA) bathing water quality.
ML Team Lead
Following the successful launch of the new IGI website, announced in the November 2025 newsletter, we have continued the modernisation across our other web-based platforms.
Product Owner
We are excited to share our latest newsletter, released alongside the newest version of our software. In this edition you will find details of our redesigned software user guide, plus an interesting feature on the Offshore Algarve Basin and its Geological Carbon Storage Potential.
Office Manager
We are delighted to release version 3. 0 of p:IGI+ and Metis. Version 3. 0 is a major update; it’s been in development for over a year, it was previewed at our 2025 user group, and has been used in two training courses.
Managing Director​ & Data Scientist
Portugal emits roughly 40 Mt of CO₂ each year, (APA, 2025), with about a quarter (10 Mt) coming from the country’s ten largest industrial point sources, including refineries, gas‑fired power plants, and cement production.
Senior Petroleum Geochemist / Basin Modeller
