India’s Hydrocarbon Outlook 2024 119 A Report on Exploration & Production Activities The Mini Data Centre allowed participants to visualize and assess the data of blocks on offer through hands-on experience in a workstation environment. This initiative attracted significant attention from companies, investors, delegates, and academia during the conference. The tailor-made projects offered insights into subsurface basin analysis through seismic and well data, motivated stakeholders to visit the physical data centre in Noida or directly acquire specific data from NDR. This, in turn, enabled them to perform detailed analyses and comprehensive due diligence for upcoming bidding rounds of OALP, CBM, and DSF. The live data were up for displays and visitors from both national and global majors spent time on available datasets for basic understanding of the blocks. This showcase Based on the concept of physical data visualization room of NDR at NOIDA, a Mini Data Visualization Centre was set up with a 55” LED screen. To facilitate this mini data centre, 28 interpretation projects were created, one each for 28 offered blocks under OALP Round IX. Additionally, one project was put up exclusively for Andaman basin to showcase salient features from latest seismic data. Each project included the 2D seismic data, well data and 3D seismic volumes. Projects were created using industry popular software like DSG and Petrel. segment was repeated in an extended format from what was hosted at the conferences like Geo INDIA 2022 at Jaipur, Rajasthan and India Energy Week 2023 at Bengaluru, Karnataka. Mini Data visualisation Centre at India Energy week (IEW) 2024
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