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achievements
Some of the achievements of the data bank project
determine policies and procedures for information according to global standards in the oil industry
Receiving, archiving, and coding information from oil companies.
Read all the information received, especially the seismic information, which was previously read outside the country costing a huge amount of money.
Verify the validity of the information and its conformity with the standards and policies of the authority, as well as its integrity, and submit technical reports about it.
Issuing regulations governing the circulation of information between the Authority and petroleum companies or with regard to technicians in the Authority as well as undergraduate and postgraduate students
Issuing a regulation for managing and following up information
Make two backup copies periodically in addition to the one in the (DPDB), one in the Central Bank building and the other in the Authority's building
Equipping two halls to display information, which contributed to the presentation of information and assistance in some studies to promote the fifth and sixth for more than 25 international companies
For the first time, information was presented to 25 oil sectors in the fifth and sixth promotion on computer screens for more than 28 petroleum companies and providing technical support by providing technical systems and programs and assisting in the use of those programs
Two projects were made in Sana'a and Aden to scan paper information, of which more than 8000 documents and reports have been implemented so far, in addition to well logs.
Reading a large number of old magnetic tapes found in the store of the authority and the ministry
Conversion of more than 80 wells information from paper to digital, especially in Sector 4
Contribute to technical support in building the Authority's network and supporting its operation
Providing a large number of universities and graduate students with information for their research according to the our protocol.
Training university students on the use of oil programs
Mapping oil sectors