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Curious how to apply data analytics and machine learning to your workflow? Have you wanted to implement to automate some processes? Join us in Austin [Oct. 28 - Nov 1] for workshops that cover topics like , , , , , , and so much more.

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😳 100+ Engineers, geologists, and industry professionals learning from Dr. Michael Pyrcz!!!! Thanks to Society of Petroleum Engineers Gulf Coast Section SPE - GCS for hosting us yesterday and all those who attended!

HISTORICAL OIL/GAS/WATER FORMATION -
is a Python package for loading, investigating, and organizing data. From the perspective of a , it has the following features:

1) Loads data into containers you already use: NumPy arrays, Pandas/Dask Dataframes, etc.
2) Reduces boilerplate code
3) Facilitates reusable workflows
4) Install datasets as packages
5) "Self-describing" data sources
6) "Quick look" plotting

The example below imports a built-in "catalog" (cat) of data sources from Intake. We will then load the total production histories (oil, gas, water) from a well identified by the API number '33007000110000' and store it in a dataframe.

**Note: .head() displays the first 5 rows of the dataframe

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