The Permedia Research Group is the developer of MPath, the industry-leading petroleum exploration and development software toolkit. MPath includes petroleum basin modeling, petroleum migration, reservoir fluid mixing, reservoir filling and production simulators in a single easy-to-use package, with visualization and post-processing.

With support for dozens of industry formats, MPath allows you to integrate regional, basin and reservoir datasets in a single environment, giving you a whole new perspective on the relationships between exploration and production.

With MPath, upstream oil companies can mitigate risk by quickly and reliably assessing the viability of their petroleum exploration and production efforts.

Complete with Permedia Viewers, Permedia's advanced model building, querying and visualization toolkit, MPath is valuable to both traditional basin modeler and reservoir characterization teams.

All this, with a product that is user friendly and meshes seamlessly with existing systems.

The Permedia Research Group also hosts the Permedia Research and Development Consortium, which guides and funds the development of MPath.

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CO2Toolkit

CO2Toolkit is a new addition to the Permedia software suite. The toolkit is being developed over the next three years with the support of the world's leading industrial and academic organizations currently pioneering CO2 storage.

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September 2009

New consortium member

Marathon Oil Corporation is the newest member of the Permedia Research and Development Consortium.

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June 2009

MPath 4.16 Released

The latest release of MPath is now available for customer and sponsor download.

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April 2009

New research partner

GFZ Organic Geochemistry section will act as an advisor for Permedia's forthcoming Kinetics Plugin system.

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April 2009

New consortium member

Japex/JGI is the newest member of the Permedia Research and Development Consortium.

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April 2008

Dionisos and MPath

BeicipFranlab has added support for Permedia Viewers and MPath to Dionisos.

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March 2008

RPSEA Selects Project

RPSEA has selected the Colorado School of Mines' research project.

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September 2007

Permedia and Geomechanics International development project

Permedia and Geomechanics International will jointly develop an integrated toolkit for deriving pore pressure from 3D seismic velocity data.

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Join the Permedia Research and Development Consortium and participate in the evolution of MPath. Membership provides a unique opportunity to shape the product you need.

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Leverage Permedia Viewers' advanced visualization environment to enhance your products.

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Client News: 9 Dec 2009

Downloads: 23 June 2009