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OpendTect 3.0.2. released |
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Wednesday, 25 April 2007 |
| It is our pleasure to announce that OpendTect v3.0.2 is now available for downloading from the download centre. This is a major new release with many interesting new capabilities. Highlights are: * 2D viewer for inlines, crosslines, random-lines and 2-D lines
* 2D horizon tracking + 3D horizon generation
* Annotations (text, images, arrows) including hyperlinks
* Wavelet support (import, generation, convolve attribute)
* Flattened scenes
* Random line position storage
* Horizon algorithms: snapping, filtering, interpolation
* Pre-stack data load and view
* Auto-load sessions
* Load crossline sorted data from SEG-Y or Simple file
* Qt4-based, new look
* Possibility to use custom icon sets
* Trace match attributes for aligning volumes (4D, Multi-azimuth, RNMO)
* Shading for improved graphical performance (can be switch off in case graphical card can not support this)
* GapDecon (Sponsored by Addax)
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OpendTect SSIS II project flies! |
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Friday, 23 February 2007 |
| We take pleasure in announcing that the OpendTect SSIS II project flies! The project secured funding from ENI, Wintershall and BG International and is further supported by TNO and Dr. Brad Macurda. Additional sponsors are still sought, so we expect more sponsors will join shortly. The official start date is 1 April 2007. To kick off the project we will organize a one-day sponsor-meeting / workshop at our office in Enschede, tentatively on Tuesday 20 March 2007. At this meeting we will train sponsors in the use of the existing SSIS application. In addition SSIS II plans will be presented and there is time allocated for lively discussions. More... |
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Monday, 19 February 2007 |
| | On April 30 2007 dGB offers a public Chimney course through SCA in Houston. The course will provides a method for detecting vertical hydrocarbon migration (chimneys) in 3D seismic data and demonstrate how the results can be interpreted to distinguish leaking (dynamic) faults from sealing (static) faults, to detect direct expulsion from source rock, and predict hydrocarbon phase. Based on studies of over 60 fields and breached traps, it will be demonstrated how chimney detection can be used to assess seal and hydrocarbon charge risk prior to drilling. Case studies from Gulf of Mexico, South Atlantic Basins, North Sea, Caspian, and Far East Basins will be shown. Please contact dGB or SCA if you want to register. |
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Thursday, 04 January 2007 |
| | Geokinetics and dGB have launched an industry sponsored consortium to develop a commercial system for pre-stack depth migration (PSDM) and velocity model building (VMB) in dGB’s OpendTect environment. This system is designed to overcome many of the shortcomings of the current commercially available imaging/velocity model building packages. It is expected to provide the processors and interpreters with a state of the art, easy to use, accurate and efficient interactive system that is based on 3D visualization-style representation of the seismic data. | |
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Tuesday, 02 January 2007 |
| | To increase our development and support capacity, we are pleased to inform you that dGB is currently setting up a branch office in India. dGB-India will start on 1 April 2007 in Mumbai and will be headed by Nanne Hemstra, one of OpendTect's most senior developers. More... |
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