Velocity Surveys
9,631 wells
218,855 time-depth pairs · TXT, LAS and the original scanned survey
Onshore & offshore · TXT, LAS, PDF
$50 per well
Gulf Coast Velocity Data · since 1986
331,361 wells across 35 states and the Gulf of Mexico. Six quality-controlled data products, searchable by API, county or map, and downloadable the moment you order.
9,631 wells
218,855 time-depth pairs · TXT, LAS and the original scanned survey
Onshore & offshore · TXT, LAS, PDF
$50 per well
9,907 wells
962,451 stations · azimuths recalculated for historical grid convergence
Onshore & offshore · TXT
$10 per well
42,218 wells
57,559 LAS files · PETRIS and UDI digitized curves
Onshore & offshore · LAS
$50 per well
279,293 wells
Scanned logs, depth-registered on request · TIF
Onshore · TIF
$3 per well
4,657 wells
34,677 biostratigraphic picks
Onshore & offshore · XLS, MDB, ACCDB
$3 per well
12,190 wells
33,735 mud weight and temperature readings
Onshore & offshore · XLS, MDB, ACCDB
$2 per well
From the Rocky Mountains through the Mid-Continent to the Gulf Coast and the deepwater Gulf of Mexico.
| Louisiana | 141,053 wells |
|---|---|
| Texas | 65,885 wells |
| Colorado | 51,327 wells |
| Oklahoma | 25,244 wells |
| Utah | 16,614 wells |
| GoM | 16,084 wells |
| California | 4,693 wells |
| Wyoming | 3,789 wells |
| New Mexico | 2,422 wells |
| North Dakota | 1,018 wells |
Buy single wells online, or a whole area at a package discount:
| County packageEvery well of one data type in a county or parish | 35% off |
|---|---|
| State packageEvery well of one data type in a state (or the Gulf of Mexico) | 50% off |
| Regional packageEvery well of one data type onshore, or every well offshore | 75% off |
| Full datasetEvery well of one data type, everywhere | 75% off |
| Full Data WarehouseEvery well of every data type | 95% off |
The complete warehouse, every well and every data type: $180,000
Every dataset has been through a rigorous review and quality check. Velocity surveys come with the original scan; directional surveys are recalculated for historical grid convergence; mud weights and temperatures are validated against the original log sheets.
Byron McNeil founded Gulf Coast Velocity Data in 1986 and built one of the industry's most trusted velocity collections. Today the company is owned by the McNeil Family and the collection lives on as the GCVD Data Warehouse.
See exactly what you get, then search by API, operator or county, or draw an area on the map.