FaultMind runs your interpretation geometry through four visible agents — corrected throw profiles, classified relay zones, bed-parallel-slip flags and a seal-risk screen. Every finding traceable to a published rule, with a confidence level and P10/P50/P90, exportable straight back to Petrel.
AI pickers flood interpreters with fault sticks; simulators demand numbers nobody has time to derive. FaultMind sits between the two — the structural judgment layer.
Nobody sanity-checks an assembled fault network — FaultMind does. Impossible intersections, orphan segments, throw discontinuities, one fault wrongly split in two: each flagged with a suggested fix, before it poisons your model.
Works on manual picks and Geoteric / PaleoScan / OpendTect exportsRelays identified and classified — bifurcating vs unconnected — with a breach probability, not a hunch.
P10 / P50 / P90 on every callSegment profiles under-report displacement where relays transfer it. FaultMind exports the aggregate profile your model actually needs.
Walsh et al. 2003Single-horizon throw anomalies against the growth-normalized trend — the signature restoration quietly absorbs unless someone flags it.
Tanner 1989 · Ferrill et al. 2017SGR with calibrated 15–20% thresholds, reservoir juxtaposition windows, and transmissibility multipliers ready for OpenFlow, tNavigator or Eclipse.
Yielding et al. 1997 · Manzocchi et al. 1999Every finding is a card: claim, named rule, citation, confidence, uncertainty. Disagree in one click — your corrections train the rules.
Deterministic rules decide; agents narrateFault sticks + horizons (IESX, ASCII, CSV, XYZ, IRAP), the exports every interpreter already has. No SEG-Y, no gigabytes, no data-room clearance.
Coordinate shift and name hashing, on by default. We store unlocated geometry — nothing that says where your field is.
“It’s just unlocated geometry in a text file.”Ingest & QC → Geometry → Structural Intelligence → Uncertainty & Report, streaming live. Then export corrected sticks, fault-property tables and a PDF report — in French or English.
We're onboarding a first cohort of 6–8 teams — consultancies, operators with faulted assets, CO₂ storage and geothermal groups. No procurement, no payment details, a one-page agreement.