A method (200, 300) for determining a potential drilling location, comprising: obtaining data representing a subterranean domain, wherein the data comprises at least seismic data; inverting the seismic data, wherein inverting the seismic data comprises: determining a total organic content in the subterranean domain; and identifying a first sweet spot based on the determined total organic content; creating a petroleum systems model of the subterranean domain based at least in part on a result of inverting the seismic data, wherein creating the petroleum systems model comprises: creating a three-dimensional geological model of the subterranean domain; generating a facies model of the subterranean domain; simulating the petroleum systems model on a geological time-scale to determine rock maturity in the subterranean domain; and identifying a second sweet spot based on the determined rock maturity; simulating a dynamic reservoir model of the subterranean domain based at least in part on the petroleum systems model, wherein simulating the dynamic reservoir model comprises: simulating fluid flow in the subterranean domain to an end of history; and determining a third sweet spot based on an untapped hydrocarbon pore volume in the subterranean domain at the end of history; and identifying the potential drilling location based on a combination of the inverting of the seismic data, creating the petroleum systems model, and simulating the dynamic reservoir model, wherein identifying the potential drilling location comprises comparing the first, second and third sweet spots so as to determine which of the locations are corroborated by the inverting, the creating, and the simulating. obtaining data representing a subterranean domain, wherein the data comprises at least seismic data; inverting the seismic data, wherein inverting the seismic data comprises: determining a total organic content in the subterranean domain; and identifying a first sweet spot based on the determined total organic content; determining a total organic content in the subterranean domain; and identifying a first sweet spot based on the determined total organic content; creating a petroleum systems model of the subterranean domain based at least in part on a result of inverting the seismic data, wherein creating the petroleum systems model comprises: creating a three-dimensional geological model of the subterranean domain; generating a facies model of the subterranean domain; simulating the petroleum systems model on a geological time-scale to determine rock maturity in the subterranean domain; and identifying a second sweet spot based on the determined rock maturity; creating a three-dimensional geological model of the subterranean domain; generating a facies model of the subterranean domain; simulating the petroleum systems model on a geological time-scale to determine rock maturity in the subterranean domain; and identifying a second sweet spot based on the determined rock maturity; simulating a dynamic reservoir model of the subterranean domain based at least in part on the petroleum systems model, wherein simulating the dynamic reservoir model comprises: simulating fluid flow in the subterranean domain to an end of history; and determining a third sweet spot based on an untapped hydrocarbon pore volume in the subterranean domain at the end of history; and simulating fluid flow in the subterranean domain to an end of history; and determining a third sweet spot based on an untapped hydrocarbon pore volume in the subterranean domain at the end of history; and identifying the potential drilling location based on a combination of the inverting of the seismic data, creating the petroleum systems model, and simulating the dynamic reservoir model, wherein identifying the potential drilling location comprises comparing the first, second and third sweet spots so as to determine which of the locations are corroborated by the inverting, the creating, and the simulating.