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Land Product User Group Houston, TexasLen Tesoro, GM Land ProductsSilas Martin, R.L., Leasing Manager
November 2013
ARE YOU ALAND MAN?THERE IS A BETTER WAY
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Overview
Tools Available at all DI Subscription Levels• Basic Drilling Info Datasets• Tools and Tricks that will enhance workflowEnhanced Features• LandTrac• County ScansRecent, Current, and Future Projects• 2013 Additions & Improvements• Future Plans
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Leasing: The Cornerstone of DI’s Land Offering
We Collect, Input, QC and Load over 50K+ Fee Leases per month from over 500 counties across the U.S. States covered include:
California North Dakota Texas Oklahoma Ohio Pennsylvania Louisiana Mississippi
This enables users to quickly perform competitor analysis, look for expiring/open acreage, and research HBP information.We are constantly expanding our coverage based on customer demand. Let us know if there is a county you need.
Kansas Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Michigan West Virginia Arkansas
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Leasing: Quickly Perform Competitor Analysis
1) Perform a Lease Search for the previous 6-12 months
2) Use the histogram feature to Color Code by Grantee Alias
3) To the right of the map: a list of the top Grantees in the area and their associated colors and lease counts will appear
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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Leasing: Look for Open / Expiring Acreage
1) Search by Expiring Leases for the next six months
2) Using the histogram, color code by expiration date
3) If you want to take it a step further, you can zoom into a region and see if a producing well was drilled during the term of the lease
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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Mineral Appraisals: Only Available in Texas
Drillinginfo has integrated Royalty Ownership Information with our production data.
Users can determine the NRI of Wells, and Overriding Royalty Interests, as well as any Royalty Interests for Existing Production.
Users can also search for plugged wells that have produced within the past four to five years and obtain the Mineral Ownership data for those wells.
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Mineral Appraisals: How to Search
1) Do a production Search
2) Towards the middle of the Search Criteria Page you will see the input boxes
3) Users can search by Mineral Owner, Fractional Interest, or Interest Type (WI, ORRI, or RI)
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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Mineral Appraisals: How to Search
Users can also access Mineral Appraisal Information via the Related Filings portion of the production info page
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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Mineral Appraisals: How to Search
Names, Addresses, Interest Type, and Ownership Percentage are provided
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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AOI Functionality
From the DNA Homepage Select Create a DNA Project
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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AOI Functionality
1) You must enter a Project Name
2) You may choose to enter any descriptive information
3) Once the basic information has been entered you must then select the Save Project button
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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AOI Functionality
1) Find the newly created project from your list of projects
2) Hover over the menu icon.
3) Once the popup menu appears, select Area/Maps
4) You will then be taken to the mapping portion of DNA that will allow you to draw your prospect area on Drillinginfo’s mapping system
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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AOI Functionality
You can then draw your Area of Interest on the map using multiple options1) Select Section2) Metes & Bounds3) Quarter Calls4) Manually clicking the
exterior perimeter points
5) Once you are satisfied with the polygon, click the Saved Button
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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AOI Functionality
1) After drawing the prospect go back to the Project List.
2) From the Menu option Select Define AOI
3) Choose the Use Folder Area and click Next
4) You will then be able to name your AOI and select any items you wish to monitor
5) Once you’ve made your selections – click Finish
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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AOI Functionality
1) You will then be taken a list of related filings pertaining to your search area
2) You can access the different datasets by clicking on the Tabs located at the top of the page
3) To view the items on a map along with your prospect outline click the Check All button and then select Map
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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AOI Functionality
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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Saved Searches: A Simple Yet Powerful Tool
Once a user does a search they like or would like to share with someone else, they can save it by simply clicking on the blue Save Search link at the top of the page
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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Saved Searches
Once the user has clicked the Save Search button, they will be asked to enter some basic descriptive information.
From this page you may also choose to share the search with other DI Users by entering their DI Username
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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Accessing AOIs and Saved Searches
You can access AOIs/Saved Searches from the MyDI tab located at the top of DI’s webpage
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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Aerials and Surface Parcels
To access Aerial Photos and Surface Parcels select the items from the Map Options located to the left of the map
Then click Redraw Map
Source: Drillinginfo and DI Analytics Data Set
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Premium Account Workflow
LandTracLeasesUnits
County ScansRunsheetsSharing
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Normal Lease Search
Operators capture land grid information from lease
Example: Texas Abstracts
Creates a “Centroid”
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LandTrac Leases Product
Brings lease data to life. GIS technicians use the
meters & bounds description to map subject property
All meta data is tied to the created polygon, giving the user the ability to create maps that show a variety of variables such as: Lessee, Lessor, Expiration, etc.
User also has the ability to refine the table search so only desired tracts are displayed in LandTrac Map view.
Ex. Only: LandTrac polygons for one Lessee
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LandTrac Units Product
Used to find locate acreage that is “Held by Production”
When used in conjunction with LandTrac Leases, the Units layer can give better picture what acreage is unburdened.
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County Scans
County Scans product allows users the ability to search courthouse records online. 24/7 access Avoid cost and discomfort
of life on the road Search by a variety of
factors Keep projects neatly
organized Instantly share work with
others Over 40 Counties
indexed to Sovereignty
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County Scans
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County Scans
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County Scans
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County Scans
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County Scans
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County Scans: 2013 Recent / Current Projects
Completed the addition of West Virginia and Ohio Lease Coverage
Added Digital Courthouse Coverage for over 20 Counties on County Scans
Began the integration of County Scans data with Drillinginfo
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County Scans: Future Plans
Lease Coverage will be expanded as needed
LandTrac coverage will expand into Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia
Continued indexing of the County Scans Product back to Sovereignty
Constructing a Land View in DI’s recently acquired Transform Software
We will begin linking County Scans title information with DI’s Leasing and LandTrac database
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THANK
YOUQuestions & Open Discussion
Len Tesoro – GM Land Products
(512) 519-5541
Silas Martin, RL – Leasing Manager
(512) 519-5555