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Jul 24 2024

INT Announces Release of GeoToolkit.JS 2024, Featuring Major Enhancements in Well Log Visualization, 3D Capabilities, and Charting and Launch of New Online Documentation

GeoToolkit.JS 2024 introduces a significant upgrade to well log visualization, enhanced 3D capabilities, and expanded charting functionalities, along with numerous other enhancements, empowering developers to create more powerful and intuitive subsurface data visualization applications. Included with this release, INT is also launching a new Online GeoToolkit Documentation, providing comprehensive resources and support for developers.

Houston, TX — July 24, 2024 —INT, the leading provider of geoscience visualization software for the energy industry, announces the release of GeoToolkit.JS 2024, a significant update to its powerful JavaScript/TypeScript toolkit for building advanced subsurface applications. This release brings significant advancements across multiple areas, including well log visualization, 3D capabilities, charting functionalities, online documentation, and other key areas, empowering developers to create even more interactive visualizations.

“GeoToolkit.JS 2024 is a testament to INT’s commitment to continuous innovation and providing our customers with the most advanced tools for subsurface visualization,” said Dmitriy Lukyanenko, Director of Software Development at INT. “This release incorporates valuable feedback from our users, delivering a wide range of new features and improvements that enhance productivity, streamline workflows, and unlock new possibilities for data exploration and analysis.”

Top 4 Highlights of GeoToolkit.JS 2024:

Enhanced Well Log Visualization: Enhanced well log visualization and analysis capabilities, including support for attached headers and footers, default tooltips, proportional distance mode for correlation display, multiple zones for AdaptiveLogHeader, LAS 3.0 writer, and more. These new features offer developers greater flexibility and customization options when presenting well log data to users.
Expanded 3D Capabilities: Advanced 3D reservoir visualization along well trajectories, faster and more memory-efficient 3D volume rendering, and new features like HighlightMode for PointSet, WellLog Array 2D, and horizontal anchor option for 3D labels. Developers can leverage these capabilities to create immersive 3D visualizations that facilitate a better understanding of subsurface structures.
Advanced Charting:New polar and ternary chart systems with LineChart, AreaChart, and CrossPlot options, logic to swap axes, support for reference lines as shapes in Time Series Widget, and enhanced regression lines with labels. These enhancements offer developers a broader range of chart types and customization options, enabling them to create more informative and visually appealing data displays.
New Online Documentation:Enhancing the developer experience, INT is launching a comprehensive Online GeoToolkit Documentation with GeoToolkit.JS 2024. This interactive platform offers a wealth of resources, including interactive demos, step-by-step tutorials, and a live Code Sandbox for experimenting with GeoToolkit widgets. The new documentation empowers developers to quickly get started, master GeoToolkit’s functionalities, and build cutting-edge visualization applications with ease.

Other Notable Improvements:

In addition to the top highlights, GeoToolkit.JS 2024 includes numerous other improvements across schematics, seismic, demos and tutorials, and map functionalities. These enhancements further solidify GeoToolkit.JS as the go-to toolkit for subsurface data visualization.

For further information on the full list of features and enhancements in GeoToolkit.JS 2024, please visit www.int.com/geotoolkit.

Read the GeoToolkit.JS 2024 Release Notes.
Read the press release on PRWeb.

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ABOUT GEOTOOLKIT:

GeoToolkit™ is a comprehensive set of high-performance tools and libraries to display 2D/3D seismic, well log, schematics, contour, maps, charts, and more. Perfect for developers who want to build advanced domain-oriented software quickly.

ABOUT INT:

INT software empowers the largest energy and services companies in the world to visualize their complex subsurface data (seismic, well log, reservoir, and schematics in 2D/3D). INT offers a visualization platform (IVAAP) and libraries (GeoToolkit) developers can use with their data ecosystem to deliver subsurface solutions (Exploration, Drilling, Production). INT’s powerful HTML5/JavaScript technology can be used for data aggregation, API services, and high-performance visualization of G&G and petrophysical data in a browser. INT simplifies complex subsurface data visualization.

For more information about GeoToolkit or INT’s other data visualization products, please visit http://www.int.com.

INT, the INT logo, and GeoToolkit are trademarks of Interactive Network Technologies, Inc., in the United States and/or other countries.

Jan 07 2022

INT Advances IVAAP as Universal Subsurface Cloud Viewer with Full OSDU™ Data Platform Support

Empower energy users’ experience by embedding advanced subsurface data visualization with your data science in your digital solutions.

INT, a leading provider of data visualization software, just announced the newest version of their universal subsurface visualization and analytics application platform, IVAAP™. Offering full OSDU Data Platform support, IVAAP 2.9 enables exploration, visualization, and computation of energy data. The new release also expands IVAAP’s map-based search, data discovery, and data selection with 3D seismic volume intersection, 2D seismic overlays, reservoir, and basemap widgets to visualize all energy data types in the cloud.

As an OSDU-native application, IVAAP can accelerate the integration between the OSDU Data Platform and other EDM platforms. For example, INT recently partnered with Halliburton Landmark to demonstrate the power of interoperability between systems — linking IVAAP to Landmark EDM through the OSDU Data Platform on AWS.

A major new feature of IVAAP is its integration capabilities with processing or machine learning services. This new capability was added in response to many energy companies who had many algorithms and models in various programs — Python, TensorFlow, Jupyter notebooks, to name a few — spread across the organization and were faced with the challenge to share them and make them accessible in other apps. With this new capability, IVAAP accelerates workflow integration and simplifies Machine Learning Operations (MLOps).

“We’ve been working to fully integrate new features in IVAAP that can streamline user workflows, reducing time to decision and empowering users with data visualization to help them to collaborate, make strong, accurate business decisions, and otherwise improve their ability to work with subsurface data for energy,” said Olivier Lhemann, president of INT. “With this release, we bring that full circle — users can now access their data using the power of the OSDU Data Platform, perform machine learning and processing models, and visualize the results.”

IVAAP’s workflow integration opens up a brand new user experience where now data scientists, modelers, geophysicists, and data managers can search data in the cloud, select data of interest, and launch computation from a single platform. IVAAP is providing new ways for operators, services, and energy technology software providers to enrich their digital solutions with powerful visualization and integration capabilities to OSDU Data Platform and machine learning for further automation.

Learn more about IVAAP at int.com/ivaap.

For more information, please visit www.int.com or contact us at intinfo@int.com.

Apr 08 2021

Extended Well Data: How to Use the New Well Data Structure in INTViewer 2021

LAS format is the industry-standard format to store and exchange well log curve data. Despite its simplicity and usability, it has some strong limitations: log curves must have the same Z sampling for instance.

The latest INTViewer 2021 introduces a new well data structure, the Extended Well Data (EWD). Like the existing well data based on LAS files, EWD can be displayed in the Well Log Window. They can be displayed in Map views, 3D, and seismic viewers as well (provided the trajectory is well defined).

This new format allows more complex edition operation, heterogeneous log curves in the same well data, and a new time/depth conversion process.

Synthesis Window

The EWD structure allows more flexibility in log and well edition. The EWD Synthesis window exhibits all logs and well metadata.

On this window some actions are available:

Metadata edition
Add curves with formula
Remove curves
Open Well Log Window with selected curves

Curve data can be edited using the Log Curve editor.

Z and values can be edited, samples can be added or removed, and data can be copied in an external spreadsheet, then pasted back in the editor after modification.

Contrary to standard LAS data, EWD allows log curves to have heterogeneous Z columns, and various samples count. Each log curve can then be edited individually without affecting other curves sampling.

To learn more about how to edit wells in INTViewer, check out our video tutorial:

Log Curve Formula

Like with standard LAS-based well data, curves can be added using a formula. Since log curves can have different Z units, users will be forbidden to mix time and depth curves using formulas.

Since curves can be edited individually and have different sampling, the result curve, and all other curves used as input, will be resampled to the sampling of the first data found in the formula (in the image above GR_Time will be used).

Formula editor can be started from the main synthesis window, and also from the popup menu on the EWD node.

Time / Depth Conversion

By defining a curve as Time / Depth law (typically a curve that will have time or depth unit for data values, and opposite unit for Z values), EWD offers the ability to perform Time/Depth conversion. A simple editor to choose the data to convert and the law to use is opened when Time Depth conversion action is launched:

Time / Depth conversion can be performed on logs, but also on Markers. The EWD format can hold several Markers set, each having time or depth unit.

Time/Depth conversion action can be found on the main EWD synthesis window, but it’s also available from the EWD contextual menu in Well Log Window.

The Time/Depth conversion process is a simple sample-by-sample linear interpolation using the Time/Depth law as reference. A more complex process, eventually with parameters, can be added with customization.

LAS Import/Export

EWD can be created from LAS files and exported to LAS files after edition. LAS data can then be imported as EWD in INTViewer 2021. Users can perform various editions, time/depth conversion, and other actions, then export the result in standard LAS to use the data outside INTViewer 2021.

When exporting to LAS, the data domain must be specified (a LAS can only contain data sharing the same Z unit). Users can also choose which data to export. The following screenshot shows an EWD data and the exported LAS side by side.

In the EWD view log curves and markers are in depth, the time depth law is displayed in green. Converted and exported data are in time.

Users have the choice with EWD to display or not in the same view time and depth data.

Customization

The Extended Well Data GUIs can be customized to offer more specific behaviour to the standard EWD functionalities. So a specific plugin will be able to modify:

EWD Synthesis customization
- Specific header panel
- Custom table filters
- Custom table control (available units, domain, validation)
Time/Depth conversion
- Conversion process and parameters can be added

For more information on INTViewer, please visit www.int.com/products/intviewer/

Dec 02 2020

IVAAP Release 2.7: More Map Search and ArcGIS Features

IVAAP™ is a subsurface data visualization platform that provides developers and product owners powerful subsurface visualization features for their digital solutions in the cloud. IVAAP enables users to search, access, display, and analyze 2D/3D G&G and petrophysical data in a single user-friendly dashboard on the web. The latest release of IVAAP 2.7 comes with various new features and significant improvements.

Highlights from this release include many advanced search and map capabilities, improved 3D widget filter dialog, new interval curves support, new date/time picker for Cross-Plot widget axis settings, and more!

Advanced Mapping Capabilities

IVAAP features support for visual-based data discovery using map-based search, and is fully integrated with ArcGIS (ESRI), allowing for the search of structured and unstructured data in a data lake or any other file repository. IVAAP supports a wide range of map formats and services like ArcGIS, GeoJSON, KML, Mapbox, Bing, WMS, and more.

With the ArcGIS integration, you can easily access all layers and details from your ArcGIS server and display them within IVAAP to enrich map-based search of well, seismic, and other subsurface data.

New features include the ability to display a dynamic metadata table for a selected object in the map (Well, Seismic, etc.).

Most layers are supported. Image services (ArcGIS Image Service Layer, Image Services Vector Layers, and WMS) and Tile services (Image Service, ArcGIS Tiled Map Service Layer, Web Tiled Layer, OpenStreetMap) are supported. Feature Services include map service (ArcGIS Feature Layer), KML, WFS, and CSV. We also provide some real-time services support like stream services (ArcGIS Stream Layer), GeoRSS, Vector Tiles (VectorTileLayer), and Bing Maps services. Two extra formats that are supported are GeoJSON and GPX.

This release includes improved search capabilities allowing search across any metadata for any user. Access to data can be restricted to read-only mode. We also made improvements to fence highlighting and access to well lists, and labels can now be saved with the dashboard.

More Themes Control

Previously, theme control within IVAAP was a bit limited. We’ve expanded the theme mechanism to all widgets so that users can customize themes with more control and options and access new updated themes.

New Image Widget

IVAAP can now display simple image files such as jpeg or png files in the image widget, align, and zoom in to show detail. This feature allows users to customize dashboards with logos or other image files needed to display.

Improvements in 3D

IVAAP’s 3D widget now supports tagging and aliases when displaying well data. We added reservoir data that can be serialized in the dashboard template. Users now have the ability to mix data with CRS and data without CRS. Another new feature is that users can apply properties to multiple or individual objects. And we’ve improved the dashboard restoration of multiple inlines, crossbones, and time slices. Finally, the 3D widget filter dialog has been redesigned.

New Features in WellLog

For WellLog, we improved the set main index support for templates, dashboards, and well switching. With this improvement, a secondary index can be used to display data into a different index and secondary indexes can be restored when opening an existing dashboard or template. An improved automatic logarithmic mode gives users the ability to add a curve to a logarithmic track. New features added to WellLog include: the ability to automatically rotate labels for lithology and a reset action where users can right-click with the option to clear their display.

New in Schematics

For the Schematics package, new features include: perforation with state definition support, the ability to customize by using a filter dialog, and the ability to use cursor tracking between Schematics and WellLog. We also improved the component selection support in the Schematics widget.

Time Series: Annotations and Perforations

We improved the ability to select a data series from the legend. The Time Series widget now features support for annotations and perforations. The tooltip now shows the index data and time.

New and Improved Line Chart

The IVAAP line chart now supports templates and data series dialog. We improved the ability to edit existing data series. Users can now flip the axis for date and time data, and the legend has been improved to show or hide the data series parent. There is also an improvement for single data sets, multi-data sets, and multi parent projects.

This release includes many more improvements to features and to the UI. For more information, check out the full release here.

Or check out int.com/ivaap for a preview of IVAAP or for more information about INT’s other data visualization products, please visit www.int.com or contact us at intinfo@int.com.

Aug 18 2020

Weatherford, INT Expand Collaboration to Create 2D, 3D Real-Time Well Visualization

INT’s IVAAP framework provides next-level real-time well visualization in 2D and 3D for Weatherford’s Centro digital well delivery software.

HOUSTON, TX – August 18, 2020 – Weatherford International plc announced a strengthened collaboration with upstream data visualization provider INT to provide next-level, real-time well visualization in both 2D and 3D. Weatherford will embed INT’s IVAAP framework into the Weatherford Centro™ digital well delivery software, advancing its data visualization capabilities.

“Weatherford’s selection of the IVAAP framework for their Centro software is extremely exciting for INT,” said Dr. Olivier Lhemann, President of INT, Inc. “Centro is leading the industry-wide digital transformation as part of a new generation of applications built fully in HTML5. It is both highly collaborative and powerful, but still very user-friendly. INT has worked with Weatherford for many years and we are proud to be part of their innovative approach to integrating data and analytics within a single platform.”

Weatherford Centro digital well delivery software offers exceptional workflows that seamlessly integrate every element of an operator’s well data, allowing team members from any global location to access, share, and store all vital project information at any time. Combining Centro’s advanced data visualization capabilities with the IVAAP framework provides next-level real-time well visualization in 2D and 3D.

“Weatherford provides digital solutions that help our customers reduce costs and increase operational efficiency,” said Gustavo Urdaneta, Drilling Software Global Manager at Weatherford. “The proven E&P data visualization and open architecture design was a critical factor in selecting the IVAAP framework to enhance the value of user centric visualizations in our well delivery software.”

Weatherford has been at the forefront of software innovation, especially in drilling and production. Both companies have built a strong relationship by embedding advanced HTML5 domain visualizations libraries and modules from INT in several Weatherford software applications.

Read the full press release on PRWeb.

Visit int.com/ivaap/ to learn more or contact INT at intinfo@int.com.

About INT

INT is a software provider of Data Visualization solutions and platforms used in Upstream E&P and other technical industries. INT Software uses the latest technologies, such as HTML5 and JavaScript, to enable cloud-enabled and mobile-responsive solutions. For more than 25 years, INT visualization libraries, widgets, and frameworks have been used by the leading Oil & Gas and Service companies to empower best-in-class business applications for seismic, geoscience, well intelligence, drilling ops, utilities, manufacturing, and asset management.

About Weatherford

Weatherford is a leading wellbore and production solutions company. Operating in more than 80 countries, the Company answers the challenges of the energy industry with its global talent network of approximately 19,000 team members and 600 locations, which include service, research and development, training, and manufacturing facilities. Visit weatherford.com for more information or connect on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or YouTube.

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