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The paper presents a computer system used for the storage and processing of information regarding the rock properties of shale formations, designed collectively by the Oil and Gas Institute – National Research Institute and the Warsaw University of Technology. The structure of this system is adapted for collecting and systematising the available measurement data on shale formations in including the geochemical, petrophysical, geomechanical, petrographic, geophysical and stratigraphic data, as well as chemical and X-ray analyses and drill core photographs, along with their comparative and statistical analyses. This system, called “SweetSpot”, uses client-server architecture. The data are stored on the server, and are made available to users by the web browser that communicate with the server by the Internet. The end user is not charged with any additional costs or investment expenditures when using the base – all that is necessary is a computer with standard software for accessing WWW pages. The system is designed to be flexible, which means easy extensions with additional types of measurements. It will be successively upgraded with new functionalities. This particularly involves the use of statistical methods for seeking similarities between separate shale structures.

SweetSpot – a computer system for storing and sharing data on the rock properties of shale formations