RBDMS Core
RBDMS Core

The core RBDMS software application has been developed through decades of collaboration between GWPC and the states utilizing it. Rooted in over 20 years of innovation, RBDMS Core has adapted to the ever-changing needs of regulatory agencies. The functionalities highlighted below, paired with integrated workflows and data management standards, are designed to provide all of the tools necessary to maintain efficient and reliable regulatory tracking.
RBDMS Core Versions
RBDMS 3.0
RBDMS 3.0 web enabled is currently in production in California. North Dakota, Wyoming, and Texas are all installing RBDMS 3.0.
RBDMS 3.0 Lite
Built using 3.0 technologies, 3.0 Lite provides a lighter weight version of the 3.0 application that’s focused on smaller states needs and simpler workflows.
RBDMS.NET
After the development and success of RBDMS Classic, larger states started to express interest in using the product. The developers and the GWPC Technical Committee worked together to develop a more normalized data structure to accommodate the larger data sets and to enhance data retrieval. This data structure coupled with a customized .Net front end is designed to provide increased speed and better capabilities.
RBDMS Classic (Legacy)
RBDMS Classic was the original client-server version of RBDMS, implemented in the 1990s. It features a Microsoft Access front-end application and a SQL Server 2000/2005/2008 R2 database. Although RBDMS was originally designed to track underground injection control (UIC) data, the familiar Access environment allowed agencies with limited information technology support to adapt it rapidly to track other aspects of oil and gas regulation. Although RBDMS Classic is still in use in some states, its installation is no longer supported.