![Installing the Seismic Unix Library on Windows [Walkthrough]](https://www.int.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/seismic-workbench-main-1024x410.jpg)
In our previous blog, Simplifying the Learning Curve of the Seismic Unix Library, we described how INTViewer can leverage the SU library. This library is typically meant for Linux, but it can also be used on Windows. This walkthrough describes how to install the SU Library on Windows 10 to use the Seismic Workbench plugin.
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3 NetBeans Shortcuts to Help You Be More Productive
I have been using NetBeans daily for about 8 years, so I’d say I am pretty familiar … with the features I use all the time. Over the years, friends and colleagues have shown me that there are faster ways to get the job done. I have gathered in this post three shortcuts that I learned from others and that you can also use when you develop an INTViewer plugin.
Visualize Microseismic Events with INTViewer Plugins [Walkthrough]
![Visualize Microseismic Events with INTViewer Plugins [Walkthrough]](https://www.int.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/main3.jpg)
INTViewer is well-known for its seismic analysis capabilities. Among the less well-known plugins, there is a set that always impresses during demos: the microseismic plugins, a set of four plugins that allows INTViewer users to visualize microseismic events.
