A variety of geoscientific and engineering data is collected by respective subject matter experts in every stage of a geothermal project. This valuable data is the basis for understanding resource uncertainties to develop and sustainably manage a geothermal steam field. Therefore, a multidisciplinary approach to updating, accessing, and analyzing the data is essential. JIWA DBase, a web-based database application is introduced to promote agile collaboration between geothermal scientists, engineers, and related stakeholders in data management and analysis from the 3G survey, drilling, well logging, well testing, well stimulation, well workover, to operation and maintenance. Every DBase module has been built according to geothermal subsurface, engineering, project management, and information technology best practices with embedded analytical functions and user management to ensure reliable data storage and holistic evaluation. Built with a graph model, JIWA DBase provides robust and data-driven decision-making to support organizations in striving for excellence in geothermal projects.

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