GeomodL / Imagio
Messy data in. One clean fault-cut surface out. This is it, running — move a slider.

What you have

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What you get fault-cut surface · corridors cut, not smeared

depth, shallow → deepfault corridor / no data25 m contours
12.5–100 m, prospect scale · coarser grids are regional work, in the full app
how far apart two sticks can be and still belong to one fault · 0 keeps every segment
cells blanked either side of the fault
↑ try the fault merge distance

Send us one surface. Get its trap inventory back — free.

Any top-reservoir surface you already have: GeoTIFF, ZMAP+, EarthVision, a Petrel export, or a pick file like the ones above — TWT or depth. We run it through Præsagio and send back the closures, spill points and unrisked volumes it holds, usually within a week. No account, no form, nothing to install.

If what comes back is worth pursuing, that's the start of a scoped study. If it isn't, you've spent one email.

Your surface is treated as confidential, used only for this screen, and deleted on request — see the data-handling notice.

What comes back

One page per closure: crest, spill point, closure area and height, gross rock volume, and an unrisked in-place range — plus the fault-cut surface we built from your file, which is yours to keep.

Who does it

A GeomodL geoscientist, not a queue. If the surface needs cleaning first, we do that too — the tool above is how.

Forgotten password? Write to imagio@geomodl.com.

Data-handling notice IMAGIO-N v2.1 · what happens to a surface you email us, and to data you load into the app

IMAGIO-N v2.1 · replaces IMAGIO-EA v1.1 · GeomodL International FZE, RAKEZ, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE · applies to surfaces sent by email and is accepted electronically when you create an account
  1. Runs locally. Imagio's conversion script downloads to your browser and runs on your computer. It converts horizon interpretations, fault sticks, ZMAP+ grids, point sets and GeoTIFFs into a fault-cut surface, and writes GeoTIFF, ZMAP+ and EarthVision exports of up to 1 MB. It does nothing else.
  2. Your source data never leaves your computer. Nothing you load into Imagio is transmitted to, stored by, or visible to GeomodL.
  3. Results stay with you. The derived surface and its exports stay in your browser and download to your machine. GeomodL does not receive them automatically.
  4. Run diagnostics are sent. After each run the app sends GeomodL a short technical record: input mode and file format, byte counts, grid dimensions, cell size, the parameters you used, the number of faults found, output size, timing, and the error message if the run stopped. It contains no coordinates, depths, surface names or project details. GeomodL uses it only to improve Imagio.
  5. Sending a surface is your choice, one at a time. You can email a surface to imagio@geomodl.com for a trap screen, or press the “Send this surface to GeomodL” button the app offers on each result. Either way, that surface, any fault traces and grid statistics with it, the project details you give, your email and the date are transferred. The same details, without the surface unless you send it, are transferred when you ask for more than the 1 MB output cap or for a pipeline proposal. GeomodL uses what you send to check conversion quality, improve Imagio, and tell you what the surface holds. It is not sold, shared or disclosed to anyone else, and is deleted on request to imagio@geomodl.com. You can give this consent once at sign-up or on the first send; you can withdraw it at any time by email.
  6. Confidential. Anything you send is treated as your confidential information, protected with reasonable technical and organisational measures, and accessible only to the people who need it for point 5. This survives the end of your evaluation.
  7. Contact. GeomodL replies to what you send or request. Beyond that, we only email you about Imagio if you ticked the optional box. Withdraw by writing to imagio@geomodl.com; it doesn't affect your access.
  8. Evaluation software. Imagio is provided as is, for evaluation, without warranty. Derived surfaces and trap screens are not represented as fit for operational decisions. Either side can end the evaluation at any time; points 5 and 6 survive.