About interpreting biostratigraphic data First, a bit of background: A summary of bioevents, tops or horizons is an interpretation by the author at the time that the report was created. Eventually, new data will question the original interpretation (or hypothesis)… Read more…
Paleo Data Inc. visited the University of Louisiana Lafayette on Jan. 19, 2018 to present a short course in biostratigraphy. The course includes several activities that teach students how to use and integrate biostratigraphic data in a way that both Read more…
Call Ryan Weber at (504) 210-7353 for all service requests.
Sample Collection Sample collection is usually made by wellsite sample catchers at 30-foot intervals. They can be more closely spaced as necessary. A reference sheet of preferred sample catching methods is available for download here. Sample Preparation Primarily, samples are prepared at Read more…
The Paleo Data Inc. lab and office in New Orleans is only a one- to two-hour drive from most South Louisiana shorebase locations. We provide a sample pickup service daily or as often as required. Dispatching drivers for sample pickup Read more…
Depending on lithologic makeup and sample condition, the Paleo Data Inc. lab can prepare from 2,000 to 4,000 feet of foram and nanno samples per day. Depending on age, preservation and the abundance of fossil content, an individual biostratigrapher can Read more…
Yes. Listings of the Paleo Data Inc. report inventory are available for download. You may send data request inquiries, with API number and well ID information, to info@paleodata.com or call Donna LaCoste, Office Administrator at (504) 488-3711.
Paleo Data Inc. takes a team approach with assigned team leaders for each project. Through research, in-house taxonomic workshops, sighting confirmations and a structured mentoring program, we biostratigraphers strive for consistency in taxonomic nomenclature and criteria. Ongoing internal discussions of observations among biostratigraphers during Read more…
Depending on the quantity of samples received or the type of information needed, results can be obtained in as quickly as a few hours from sample receipt. Bottom hole age can often be determined and reported through an analysis of the bottom Read more…