Scraping Comp Tables – R Coding Series
As annual proxy filings start making their way into the stratosphere, I thought it would be a good time to run through how to scrape them in R.
As annual proxy filings start making their way into the stratosphere, I thought it would be a good time to run through how to scrape them in R.
Inspired by a tweet from @yyc_sem, I thought it was a good time to show how to use one of the cooler modules in R/highcharts to show how to enjoy one of our favorite pasttimes, aligning logos!
In this tutorial, I use the R coding language to code up a working Well Log Viewer application.
Apache has had difficult replenishing the reserve base over the last decade, though Suriname has given the company new hope. In this insight, we recreate the Proved Reserve cash flows from the SEC filings and reforecast them using strip.
In this insight, we build a methodology in R to find executive compensation tables from the SEC and perform a bit of analysis on shale.
Inspired by a tweet from @WAR527, I thought I would build a simple web scraper to pull a table of energy PPP loans into R and see which areas and funds were biggest takers.
In this insight, we build a scraper to pull insider transactions from the SEC. We look at Kodak as an example.
With the election coming, attention has turned to a potential frac ban on Federal Lands. In this insight, I use R and public data to quantify the impact.
Part 3 in our series on using Python to perform common oil and gas calculations.
Let’s look at Weld County and see the impact of a 2000 ft buffer around homes using R
Part 3 in our series of tutorials in which we use the R programming language to perform common Shale calculations. Enjoy!
In this edition, we walk through developing a Type Curve web application using Plotly Dash in Python.
Oil and gas has been slow to adapt to the digital world. We are here to change that. See our intro tutorial with Python.
In this tutorial, I will run you through the aRpsDCA package in R, actually developed by a guy many of you may know, Derrick Turk of Terminus Data Science. He’s likely not aware, but when I was first getting started I lobbed him a few questions and he gratefully answered and helped me to get …
This will be the start of a continuing series on how to code in R with the assumption that you have never coded in R before and that you work in oil and gas (so hopefully you know the lingo). In this post, I will go through general procedural things, like how to actually install …
This one comes at us from an anonymous member of #EFT, who I will just call Mr EFT. Mineral Adventure Oklahoma is a weird place (my family is actually from there so can confirm). A lot of really crazy backwoods characters. Also a lot of fractured mineral interests floating around, so tracking them down can …
Inspired by the @StreetBomber story on the Chuck Yates Needs A Job podcast, I thought it may be fun to start a thread on everyone’s fun workplace stories. So I’ll give it a go first. To keep it going, just reach out to me on Twitter and we can discuss, or send me the story …
In this tutorial, FracLost walks us through how to build a working log viewer application in Python.
Each week Kenny Lay helps us forget our shale troubles with the weekly rollcall on Twitter. Let’s analyze the special NYE edition with R.
AFE Leaks has been updated. Take a look to get insights into our capital expenditure data for Texas and Louisiana, as well as a taste of our XBRL Financial data.
Scraping the total debt breakdown for a company isn’t too difficult. In this insight I do so with R for the combined Parsley and Pioneer.