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Interactive Network Technologies, Inc. (INT) is pleased to announce the release of GeoToolkit 3.8. This release contains several enhancements, including support for DirectX technology and a range of new charts. We’ve added: Support for DirectX graphics technology; New Bubble, Radar and Area Charts; Support for Multi-lateral, Multi-string Schematics; A WellLog writer to support Las2 and Las3 formats; Support to communicate with the Wellsite Information Transfer Specification (WITS); A new Seismic filter for low resolution display; Support for “short” number format in SEG-Y reader; and Support for ARGB rasterization mode.

INTViewer 2018 includes several new features and key improvements that allow users to visualize microseismic data using a beachball/focal mechanism, eliminate processing steps by creating virtual headers, open and manipulate more data sets simultaneously with better window synchronization/grouping, and much more.

INT is pleased to present GeoToolkit.JS 2.6. Highlights include better ArcGIS web map integration, decreased memory usage and increased performance for well log applications, and multi-well correlation for up to 1,000 wells.

The new GeoToolkit.NET 3.9 includes a host of new and improved features, including an expanded library of charts—bubble, radar, and area—all with full features to give users the ability to create increasingly accurate and feature-rich charts. GeoToolkit.NET 3.9 now has read and write WellLog functionality and added support for multilateral and multi-string schematics, empowering developers to build feature-rich applications for upstream data visualization.

INT will provide all of TotalEnergies’ Exploration & Production’s IT Teams with access to the latest JavaScript GeoToolkit, the industry-leading data visualization libraries for Exploration and Production. This agreement includes access to IVAAP, INT’s next-generation data visualization and analysis platform that will help TotalEnergies accelerate the delivery of web and cloud-based IT solutions to geoscientists, drilling and production operations engineers around the world.