
Geocap AS
Develops hydrographic survey software and provides processing services for hydrographic institutions and offshore industries.
Geocap AS develops software that extends the ArcGIS ecosystem for geoscience and subsurface workflows. Its core focus is making subsurface data accessible, visual, and collaborative inside ArcGIS, bridging geoscience and GIS so users can work with seismic, wells, boreholes, surfaces, and other subsurface and subsea datasets in one environment. Its offerings cover both desktop and server-side use cases, with tools for ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Server, and web browsers. The company builds integrations connecting ArcGIS with Petrel subsurface software, allowing data to move between the two systems without intermediate formats and supporting tasks such as exporting and importing surfaces, points, lines, polygons, wellheads, well paths, tops, logs, and seismic data. Geocap serves multiple industry and workflow areas within geoscience and marine spatial planning, among them oil and gas subsurface integration and web portals, offshore wind, seismic interpretation and ground modeling, subsea cables planning and installation, and law of the sea maritime limits and boundaries calculation. Its products suit users who need to analyze, manage, share, and visualize subsurface and subsea information, including 2D and 3D seismic data, well and log data, interpreted horizons, and ground models. Subsurface Portal for ArcGIS serves seismic data through ArcGIS Server and makes it available through a REST API, the Geocap Javascript SDK, or a web browser. Ground Model for ArcGIS Pro is an add-in for streamlining subsurface analysis, while Maritime Limits and Boundaries for ArcGIS Pro handles maritime boundary calculations. What sets Geocap apart is its concentration on direct, structured data exchange and collaborative visualization within ArcGIS rather than on manual exports or intermediate file handling. Its tools support better collaboration and decision-making by preserving symbology, organization, and spatial reference when data moves between systems. The company provides support and downloads, and a book-a-demo option backs adoption and use of the software alongside the products themselves. Its software therefore sits inside ArcGIS rather than beside it as a separate application.