OGI Out & About

Thursday, February 25. 2010

OGI Services Showcased at NAPE

OGI had two great days as a Premier Sponsor at the 2010 NAPE in Houston. Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth to see the products and services we are offering. Here is a glimpse of OGI's most popular services: FastMap and LAVA 2.0.

OGI has available surface ownership (parcel data), drilling units, survey/abstract and other GIS layers all in one easy to use web application, FastMap. OGI FastMap is a stand alone, web based mapping application, available by monthly or yearly subscription. The map subscription provides access to ownership parcel data attributed with tax roll data and survey/abstract layers, plus statewide traffic counts, digital elevation models (DEM) and flood plain data. Assess flood plains, traffic volume and topography integrated with:

Drilling Unit Boundaries

Digital Elevation Models

Traffic Counts

Flood Plain Data

Wells & Pipelines

Abstracts/Surveys

Surface Ownership Parcel Data

City Limits

Water Bodies

Parks

Wildlife Refuges

Aerial Imagery

Gulf of Mexico Offshore Data

Roads and Railways

Try Before You Subscribe!
OGI FastMap - Access Pass OGI is offering an Access Pass to this compilation of GIS layers which allows you to use the Map for 6 hours for only $9.95.

LAVA 2.0 provides seamless research and document retrieval for the landman. The strategic components of LAVA 2.0 enable you and your team to utilize a custom GIS map, search courthouse records, and store data, images and contact information all online. This online land management database includes a custom base map (OGI FastMap) that comes loaded with GIS data including parcel ownership, well data & LAVA 2.0 Lease/Lead Management pipeline data, abstracts & surveys, aerial imagery, roads & railways, and more. With online Courthouse Record integration, users can access courthouse indices and images from anywhere online. This package offers the landman tools that provide a competitive edge in the play.

The most data-rich online land package available.

County Courthouse Records

DPU/HBP Layer

Lease/Lead Management

OGI FastMap

Parcel Data/Tax Roll Search

Secure Administration

Time & Expense Tracking

No Software to Install

Nationwide Parcel Data

Over 2,000 Counties

For more information contact Canton Hall at 361-904-0071 or by e-Mail.

Posted by

Jeff Chilcoat

in OGI Out & About at 13:48

Friday, June 12. 2009

Summer NAPE Expo

Posted: Mon, 22 Sep 2008 13:24:22 -0500

Summer NAPE has come and gone and was a big success for the OGI team. It was a lot of fun because we got to meet many interesting people from a variety of companies all very intrigued by our new complete online land package, LAVA 2.0. Everyone was very excited with the capabilities of LAVA 2.0 integrating lead/lease land management, GIS mapping and a powerful search engine, all online. With all the new people we met at NAPE, the office here in Corpus Christi has been very busy. We are all excited to see more clients start exploring the power of our online products. From what we saw at Summer NAPE, we are confident that more and more companies will start rethinking there GIS needs and how OGI can help them compete in a very competitive oil & gas prospecting market. Here at OGI, we specialize in oil & gas land information, so you don't have to.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth and let us show them our revolutionary online product. We always learn a lot when we get out and talk to people fact-to-face about their businesses and the changing industry technology. We hope everyone that visited with us took away some valuable information about our company, OGI, and how we are helping to change the way successful prospecting is achieved.

We also would like to congratulate the winners of our daily drawings. Each day we held a drawing to give away a hand held Garmon GPS device. The day one winner was Kathleen Tanner of DLA Piper US LLP. The day two winner was Kris Perryman of Perryman Exploration. Congratulations to Kathleen and Kris from all of us at OGI. We know now, that even if they don't use OGI PowerMap, they won't get lost.

Look for us at NAPE 2009 in February at The George R. Brown Convention Center. We hope to see you there.

Posted by

Travis Grumbles

in OGI Out & About at 10:35

OGInfo.com, LLC to Attend 28th Annual Texas Association of Appraisal DistrictÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s Conference

Posted: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 15:49:43 -0600

OGInfo.com, LLC, (OGI) a Texas Geographic Information Systems (GIS) services provider, will be attending the twenty eighth annual Texas Association of Appraisal DistrictÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s Conference in Houston, Texas on February 15th. OGI is located in Corpus Christi, Texas and provides comprehensive mapping services to local, state and federal government along with all sectors of the conventional and renewable energy business. OGI is a leading provider of high quality digital maps as well as a variety of other GIS products, services and software applications. By attending the conference, OGI is seeking to gain prospective clients in statewide county appraisal districts for their Government Services division.
For additional information on the work being done by OGInfo.com, please contact Travis Grumbles or visit www.oginfo.com.

Contact:
Travis Grumbles, Government Services
OGInfo.com
361-904-0071
http://www.oginfo.com

Posted by

Travis Grumbles

in OGI Out & About at 10:12

Tuesday, February 12. 2008

NAPE EXPO

Posted: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 11:23:05 -0600

OGI had a wonderful time at the 2008 NAPE Expo February 7th and 8th in Houston. There were many interesting booths at NAPE, but the OGInfo booth definitely caught people's eyes. Thank you to Jeff Chilcoat for his graphic design and implementation on the booth and thank you to everyone who stopped by! We look forward to participating in Summer NAPE and the 17th Annual GITA for Oil and Gas Conference September 21-24, 2008 also in Houston. For information on these events visit:

http://www.napeexpo.com/
http://gita.org/events/oil_gas/08/index.asp

Posted by

Travis Grumbles

in OGI Out & About at 10:37 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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