EP 68: Cameron Snow from Danomics
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EP 68: Cameron Snow from Danomics
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Tired of clunky geoscience software that feels like it was built in the '90s? Same. That’s why we brought on Cameron Snow from Danomics to talk about how his team is shaking things up. He’s built a platform that actually makes life easier for geologists and engineers, no more wrestling with legacy tools just to run a few thousand wells. We got into how Danomics uses AI (without going full robot overlord), how the cloud isn’t just buzzword fluff, and why data management doesn’t have to suck. If you’ve ever cursed at reservoir modeling software, you’ll want to hear this one.
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00:00 - Intro
01:00 - EOG Acquires INNO
03:39 - Understanding Danomics
07:18 - Importance of Cloud for Danomics
10:38 - Cloud First Strategy
14:17 - Data Residency Explained
15:42 - Founding Danomics
17:34 - Coding Journey
22:54 - Programming Languages Overview
25:14 - Managing Complex Equations
29:05 - Handling Customer Requests
32:54 - Significance of UI/UX Design
36:40 - Meeting User Expectations
38:54 - Software Integration with Applications
43:25 - Data Management and Organization
50:07 - Coding for Geoscientists and Engineers
59:48 - AI's Impact on Oil and Gas Industry
01:00:02 - AI's Limitations in Oil and Gas
01:05:25 - Speed Round
01:09:10 - Contacting Cam
01:10:00 - Outro
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