GDM provides the most accurate, current, and comprehensive oil and gas infrastructure data covering every province in Canada and the Northern United States. Data quality is king, and our data quality framework intertwines qualitative and quantitative expectations to meet the needs of our clients and the energy industry.
When it comes to energy infrastructure, no margin of error is too small. Our foundation in providing deep, reliable information starts with our current and historical oil and gas infrastructure data. Giving you access to content-rich information equates to superior analysis and sound decision-making.
Our clients have an intricate knowledge of the industry, and for GDM, it’s a natural progression to collaborate with these individuals and other industry experts to understand their needs and develop datasets of high relevance and usability. Examples of datasets created in collaboration include landslide susceptibility layers to better understand geotechnical risk, low pressure gas, and composite pipeline layers to access pre-calculated risk scores for non-steel pipelines.
The energy industry continues to move at a fast pace, and there are times when a client’s needs demand a quick response to critical challenges impacting their operations. Early in Canada’s 2023 wildfire season, one client asked for help, needing a wildfire layer in Converge to assist in ERP planning for the safety of their staff and infrastructure. In one day, GDM designed, tested, and released a wildfire layer at no charge for all Converge clients.
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Our low-pressure gas utility data includes distribution pipelines in Alberta, outside of major cities and First Nation Reserves.
Information contained in the database includes the spatial location of distribution lines, operator, status, as well as outside diameter and pipeline material information where available.
Single point of access for oil and gas data in all regulatory jurisdictions across Canada
Asset locations have been spatially corrected and validated against survey plans
Data includes field-validated information collected directly from operators
Only source of unlicensed flow lines in Saskatchewan
Data is updated daily to incorporate recent activity
Our data includes field-validated attributes and spatially accurate locations, and with over 100 attributes, it is the most complete and trusted source of pipeline data available.
Our data offers a complete record of Upstream facilities, including Batteries, Compressors, and Gas Plants, across all of Western Canada and the Northern US. Compiled using records from government sources and operators, it includes spatially accurate locations and operational details including licensed capacities, ownership history, and production volumes.
Our Downstream and Industrial Facility data includes all major infrastructure that plays a critical role in the North American energy supply chain. We have compiled information on both refineries and large energy consuming facilities, including Power Generation, Manufacturing, and Mineral Extraction. Emissions information, such as CO2, is included to help industry stakeholders progress on their climate change commitments.
Our Environmental Incident data includes current and historical environmental incidents associated to pipelines, wells, and facilities. Details include the type of incident, product and volume released, location, cause type and damage type.
Our Transportation data combines public roads with resource roads operated by the energy, forestry, mining, and recreational industries to deliver a comprehensive and spatially accurate collection of road information. Attributes include road ownership and names, accurate topology, and connectivity to well sites and facilities.
Our low-pressure gas utility data includes distribution pipelines in Alberta, outside of major cities and First Nation Reserves. Information contained in the database includes the spatial location of distribution lines, operator, status, as well as outside diameter and pipeline material information where available.
The GDM Frontier Land Database is the most comprehensive and detailed source of active mineral lease data available for areas in Canada outside the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin.
GDM’s data is available to access and use in multiple ways. License our data to do your own analysis or let us do the hard work for you with the Converge software suite. Our data is also available via several partners including S&P Global (formerly IHS Markit), geoLOGIC Systems, and Altalis via direct database access and/or GIS Ready files. You can also access our data through AccuMap, geoSCOUT, gDC Cloud, and other integrated applications.
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Geomatics Data Management Inc.
1300, 510 – 5 Street SW
Calgary, AB T2P 3S2
Comprehensive energy infrastructure data from across Canada and the Northern USA.
Powerful yet simple to use visualization, analysis, and reporting tools.
We help manage energy infrastructure risk on a national scale.
Your key partner for analyzing infrastructure and planning for the energy transition.
Custom reporting and analytics to help answer any operational question.
We support data file and regulatory submissions for all provincial regulators.
Oil and gas infrastructure data from every province in Canada and the Northern United States.
Our flagship software solution that provides complete infrastructure information wherever you are.
Connectivity Manager makes it easy to identify connections and understand your pipeline network.
The only integrity software that helps you manage a complete water crossing inspection program.
Access a complete inventory of any company’s energy assets in one location.
Stay ahead of the game with on-demand risk scores for every pipeline in Western Canada.
Reduce your exposure to incidents and regulatory audits with insights from your field verified data.
We partner with industry-leading companies to incorporate our data into multiple applications.
