Ikon Science Expands Regional Presence with New Dubai Office

Three Trusted Names. One Company. Unlimited Possibilities. Houston, TX –August 6, 2026 – Ikon Science today announced that Petrosys Group and Omnira Software have united under the Ikon Science brand, giving customers access to one of the industry’s most comprehensive software portfolios for the ...

Regional Synthesis of Rock Mechanical Properties for Predictive Geomechanics in the Montney The Montney Formation remains one of North America's most important unconventional resource plays, but its geological complexity continues to challenge geoscientists and engineers tasked with building ...

A summary of Ikon Science’s published article in The Leading Edge, “Integrating machine learning with rock physics for multizone property prediction,” featured in the May 2026 Special Section: Quantitative Interpretation. Read the Article in "The Leading Edge"

Surbiton, London – June 15, 2026 – Ikon Science aannounces Curate 2026.3, an update designed to help subsurface teams better understand production data, while making everyday workflows more reliable and easier to manage.

HOUSTON, TEXAS (June 15, 2026) — Ikon Science, a leading global provider of geoprediction and knowledge management software, today announced the release of RokDoc 2026.3, a release built around a single idea: that interpreters should be able to test scenarios and reshape their analysis in the ...

As the global geoscience community gathers in Aberdeen for the 87th EAGE Annual Conference & Exhibition, one question remains central to every subsurface interpretation workflow:

Ikon Science now offers Wellbore Survey Management Solutions Houston – April 02, 2026 – Ikon Science, a global provider of geopredictive software, subsurface intelligence, and knowledge management solutions, today announced it has acquired roundLAB Inc., an independent wellbore positioning and ...

HOUSTON, TEXAS - March 23, 2026 – Ikon Science announces that RokDoc 2026.2 advances the core workflows that subsurface teams run every day, including rock physics, pressure interpretation, and reservoir characterization. These changes help geoscientists move from hypothesis to evidence with fewer ...

Houston, Texas – March 23, 2026 – Ikon Science announces Curate 2026.2, An update that helps subsurface teams bring more of their available knowledge into everyday workflows. By improving visibility and context, it makes project-critical information easier to find and use.