Our technology always provides a conservative estimate of oil quantities compared to the values measured after drilling. This is because:

1. We measure the current oil flow conditions – Oil moves underground at a certain rate, depending on its density and the permeability of the surrounding rock. Our technology accurately detects the amount of oil that is currently able to flow through the underground structures.

2. Drilling and testing increase extraction rates – During testing, high pressures are applied, significantly increasing the flow of oil through the rock. This results in higher measured production rates than our initial estimate, as oil does not naturally circulate at such an accelerated rate under normal conditions.

3. Depth variations in extraction – While our predicted depths were consistently around 1,105 feet, the operator chose to extract oil from slightly varying depths in some wells, targeting specific zones deemed optimal for production based on their drilling and testing data.

Our method provides accurate and realistic predictions without overestimations, ensuring reliable data for making strategic decisions in oil exploration.