WellLog Toolkit

C++ Toolkit for Cross-Platform Log
Visualization

The WellLog Toolkit displays can be organized as
tracks, with each track containing multiple instances of log curves,
lithologies, markers, perforation data, etc. Parallel tracks can share
axes, while curves can use shared or individual axes. Data access is
interface based, to directly tie in with the application's internal
data formats.
Highlights
- Qt Integration - Fully integrates with the Qt
environment
- WaveForm - Displays seismic-like data
side-by-side
with well log tracks
- Support for single wells and multi wells
- Support for horizontal log display
- Deviated WellLog - Displays well log curve
along a
borehole
- Support for colored and signed fill between
curves
- Tool manager architecture for support of
complex
interactions
- Support for POSC LogGraphicsML layout
template
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Features
Flexible display types - Any
number of tracks per display, each track containing any number of log
curves, markers or lithologies. Ability for the application to provide
its own visuals to render curves.
Axes - Axes for log curves may be
independent or shared, linear or logarithmic. Tracks may share a common
depth coordinate system and may be oriented horizontally or vertically.
Special axis classes are provided for annotating curve values, adaptive
axes are provided to handle smart labeling when zooming the depth or
time axes.
Log Curves - Curves can be uniformly or
non-uniformly sampled, with individual or shared axes. Fill patterns
can be defined between curves. Multi-valued curves are supported using
density or wiggle display types. Points outside track range may
optionally wrap around.
Editing - Editing operations include move,
add, insert and delete points. Colors, fill patterns and line styles
can be edited by the programmer or the end user. All display attributes
are editable.
Extensible Architecture - Custom
symbols can easily be created to draw specialized visuals such as
tadpoles, rose diagrams, etc.
Hardcopy Output - EPSand CGM are fully
supported option. For Qt developers, full support for Qt print
interface is provided.