DataOG · Data Oil & Gas
Every well, pipeline and facility in Western Canada on one map.
Search a licence, a company or a township. Ask by voice. Post what you find on site and share it with your crew. DataOG puts regulator data from Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Manitoba into one map you can filter, save and work from.
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Ask by voice
Say what you want to see.
The map applies your request as you speak and shows what it understood. Correct it the same way: "not active, suspended", "what about CNRL", "within 10 kilometres of Fox Creek".
- Layers, filters, places, distances and companies in one sentence
- Every change shown as a chip you can read back
- Works on the phone in the truck
LSD grid
Legal locations, on the map.
Turn on the LSD grid for sections, townships and ranges at any zoom. The readout shows the legal location under your cursor, and a legal location in the search box takes you there.
Document what's on site
Every well, facility and pipeline has a stream.
Post a note, a photo or a document on the thing itself. Every post goes only to who you choose: just you, or the group or groups you pick. Nothing in a stream is public.
- Notes, photos and documents on any asset
- Private by design: you, or the groups you choose, nobody else
- Equipment read from a nameplate photo, @mentions and an inbox
Work together
Collections, groups and views your crew shares.
Put the wells you care about in a collection. Save a view and send it with a link. Make a group by invitation and share into it. Views, collections and searches can be yours, shared with a group, or public. Streams never are.
- Collections of wells, facilities and pipelines, shown or limited to on the map
- Saved views and searches, yours, shared or public
- Groups by invitation, with people who can ask to join
Know before you go
A briefing on anything you open.
Open a well, a facility or a pipeline and read its briefing: weather at the nearest station, air quality, bridge restrictions, road conditions, fire bans and alerts, each dated. Ask for the same around a whole collection, checked at every member.
Sum it up
What's in the area, by company.
A summary of the layers you have on, for the area you're looking at: companies ranked by wells operated, active wells and volumes, facilities and pipelines, with one company read across regulators. Export any table to CSV.
Layers
One map, every layer the regulators publish.
Turn layers on together and filter each one. The same well, licence or company reads the same way in every province.
Wells
Every well at its licence's surface location, coloured by status; wells sharing a location stack with a count. Below zoom 11 the wells are counted in the map's bubbles.
Well production
Each producing well, coloured by its main product's rate change per year (gas for gas wells, otherwise oil). Click for the well's chart.
Pipelines
Licensed pipeline segments along their route, coloured by substance, width by diameter; inactive lines dashed grey.
Pipeline installations
Pipeline installations badged by class: stations, heaters, flares and tanks; BC valves and risers as small badges.
Facilities
Licensed oil and gas facilities (batteries, gas plants, compressors, disposal, terminals and more), badged by kind; inactive ones faint.
Flaring and venting
Facilities that flared or vented in the last 12 reported months, sized by volume; orange where flaring dominates, grey where venting does.
Facility emissions
Facilities reporting to the federal GHGRP (greenhouse gases) or NPRI (pollutant releases), sized by the latest year's CO₂e.
Water licences and approvals
Water licences at their point of diversion: Alberta Water Act authorizations and BC short-term approvals for oil and gas.
Rigs on site
Rigs on a well now, at the well.
Build activity
Applications, licences, amendments, construction starts and approvals: the last 12 months, and the history back to 2017.
Major projects
Major projects proposed or under construction (Alberta ≥ $5 M, BC ≥ $15 M), badged by sector and scaled by cost, solid when under construction.
Closure inventory
Wells, facilities and pipeline segments in a closure state: inactive or dormant, abandoned, reclaimed; orphans ringed red, AER closure nominations purple.
Compliance and surface rights
AER enforcement and CER inspections, and surface rights board orders, each at its location.
Crown tenure and land sales
Petroleum and natural gas agreements in force, parcels posted for the next sale, and Saskatchewan units and pools.
Boundaries
Municipalities, Indigenous lands, the historic treaty areas and the provinces.
Hazards and roads
Wildfires and fire bans, satellite hotspots, weather alerts and stations, air quality, earthquakes and natural events, road events and conditions, bridge restrictions.
How it works
Find it, narrow it, keep it.
Search anything
A UWI, a licence, a company, a township or a town. 100/03-36-026-04W5 and 3-36-26-4 W5 find the same well.
Limit to an area
A county, a town plus a distance, a pipeline corridor, a drawn shape or a collection. Every layer follows the limit.
Filter every layer
Status, fluid, operator, dates, depths. Filters show as chips on the layer so you always know what you're looking at.
Keep it
Save the view, add the results to a collection, copy a link. Come back when the data updates.