Energy Domain Data Release Notes — Map, Spacing, and Data Workflow Enhancements
This release delivers a major upgrade to map configuration, new well spacing metrics, and meaningful improvements to data access and interoperability. These changes are foundational and directly improve how technical teams analyze, standardize, and share work across the platform.
Map Settings Panel
We released a fully redesigned Map Settings panel, replacing the legacy map legend with a centralized control surface for map behavior, styling, and sharing.
Capabilities
- Full control over map appearance and interaction
- Advanced color-by logic with palette, opacity, and grouping controls
- Size-by options to scale wells and features by key attributes
- Expanded label controls with zoom-level thresholds
- Ability to save map configurations and restore exact views
- Shared map settings across users within the same account
Newly available settings
- Toggle Section Names
- Toggle Township & Range Names
- Heat map color schemes
- Heat map opacity and intensity sliders
- Color-by palette selection
- Color-by group limit and opacity sliders
- Size by well
- Marker size slider
- Well label options:
- Well Name
- API
- Lateral Length
- Operator
- Well Name
- Label size slider
- Label zoom threshold slider
- Save and share map configurations
Why this matters
The map was previously constrained by UI space and limited configurability. The new Map Settings panel removes those constraints and establishes the foundation for continued geospatial expansion. This directly enables upcoming datasets, including Oklahoma Regulatory Applications and Orders, without compromising usability or performance.
Well Spacing Metrics
We introduced a new set of well spacing metrics designed to support lateral interference analysis and development screening directly in the map and tables.
Each horizontal well now includes left- and right-side spacing calculations based on neighboring wells within the same confirmed interval.
New fields
- Spacing Bounded Percentage (Left)
- Spacing Bounded Percentage (Right)
- Spacing Neighbor Left ID
- Spacing Neighbor Left Avg Distance (ft)
- Spacing Neighbor Left Min Distance (ft)
- Spacing Neighbor Left Max Distance (ft)
- Spacing Neighbor Right ID
- Spacing Neighbor Right Avg Distance (ft)
- Spacing Neighbor Right Min Distance (ft)
- Spacing Neighbor Right Max Distance (ft)
Why this matters
There is no universally accepted approach to spacing calculations. This implementation is intentionally practical and transparent, providing consistent metrics that allow engineers, geoscientists, and development teams to quickly evaluate infill risk and development density across large areas.
Lease Production — Bulk Download Support
Lease-level production data is now available directly from the Downloads panel.
- Select large well sets
- Download all associated lease production in a single export
- No need to open individual well cards
Why this matters
This removes friction from common workflows such as asset evaluation, reporting, and downstream analytics, significantly reducing time spent assembling production datasets.
Shapefile Support Expanded
We added support for non-polygon shapefiles, including:
- Line shapefiles (pipelines, faults, infrastructure)
- Point shapefiles (pads, facilities, surface features)
Line and point shapefiles are alerts-enabled through buffer application during import.
Why this matters
Users can now incorporate linear and point-based GIS data directly into AOIs and alert workflows, expanding use cases beyond acreage and lease boundaries to include midstream and geologic context.
RRC ID Added to Well Headers (Texas)
The RRC ID is now available as a standard well header.
- Gas wells: well-level RRC identifier
- Oil wells: lease-level identifier when combined with county or RRC district
- Permitted wells: permit number prior to assignment of a gas well or oil lease identifier
Why this matters
RRC ID is a critical identifier for regulatory reconciliation, enterprise reporting, and institutional workflows. This was a direct enterprise request and closes a key gap for Texas-based analysis and integrations.
Summary
- The new Map Settings panel unlocks scalable, shareable, and consistent geospatial workflows.
- Well spacing metrics introduce practical lateral context for development and infill analysis.
- Bulk lease production downloads and expanded shapefile support materially reduce workflow friction.
- RRC ID integration strengthens regulatory and enterprise alignment.
These changes improve day-to-day efficiency while laying the groundwork for the next phase of geospatial and subsurface functionality.
