Harvey Rock Physics are planning a short introductory log analysis course that is computer assisted. This course is on April 22, 2021 0930-1130am WAST April 22, 2021 0930-1130am CST LogScope Petrophysical Course (Click here to register) There are two time slots so select one best for you: Harvey Rock Physics are planning a short introductory log analysis course that is computer assisted. Intended Audience: Any person who has a rudimentary understanding of logs and needs to c

LogScope Mobile is based on iPhone and iPad devices and allows the viewing and analysis of well data from multiple data sources (internal an

Harvey Rock Physics are planning a short LogScope familiarization webinar that is computer assisted on November 21st between 10:00am and 10:30am CST (Houston time) LogScope is easy intuitive and works on iPhone, iPad and Windows 10 To participate you can download here and Click on this link to register Intended Audience: Any person who has a rudimentary understanding of logs and needs to compute porosity, saturation and clay content. Whats Required: An attendee will need to h

HRP has expanded its cloud based connectivity. A link to obtaining LogScope™ from the Microsoft Store can be obtained within the XSPACE™ of Halliburton (xspace.halliburton.com) through an Auxiliary link. Here are a couple of videos on an iPhone and from the desktop which illustrates the ease at which one can download and use data from the cloud environment. The video below shows the use of Xspace to a cloud based storage system called WelltoDesk #iphone #iPad #Windows #Tab

HRP gets asked a lot of questions about what LogScope™ is and what can it do. Lets outline some of the capabilities. Please email us at sales@harveyrockphysics.com Runs on iOS, iPad and Windows Impervious to wifi connections going down All data is interoperable between all operating systems Is gesture and mouse/keyboard friendly. One of the main things that we output is a hydrocarbon volume report directly as an excel spreadsheet. As shown here with histograms and a summary r

There is an undeniable push to cloud based storage and centralization of data repositories that ostensibly are more economic and provide broader reach of data to stakeholders. Which cloud storage system or even a mixture of cloud storage systems can be a challenging because of compliance issues such as where data is actually stored and who actually owns the infrastructure. Regardless of these issues, being able to quickly and easily access your data, any time and any where is

Posting core data for comparison with wireline results is an important validation step in any Petrophysical evaluation. HRP believes that making it as simple as possible to load and work with this information is an important and critical step in any evaluation of any hydrocarbon column. It validates any Wireline or LWD evaluation and allows the geologist or petrophysicist to have confidence in the measured log properties. HRP has released LogScope Mobile and LogScope with a q

An area in Petrophysics that has continuing controversy is the challenge of distilling an evaluation down to a few solid numbers that can be related to management and the disciplines that need to have an idea of what and where is potentially productive in a well. This first example from the North West Shelf of Australia is indisputable. Darcy rock and a significant gas column. There may be petrophysical nuances but you get the picture. Nice gas column and high permeability. N

Being able to provide a timely information to decision makers is important for anybody who works in the Energy Sector. A timely graphical screen shot sent on a phone can save significant amounts in time in the decision making process. But such screen shots are static and may not convey the full picture. This usually results in collaborative decisions being made solo and with not quite enough information. LogScope can address that by: Allowing complete plot and data to be shar

Harvey Rock Physics are planning a short introductory log analysis course that is computer assisted. This course is on April 11th 2019 from 10:00am-12:00pm CDT. You can register for the course here: LogScope Petrohysical Course Intended Audience: Any person who has a rudimentary understanding of logs and needs to compute porosity, saturation and clay content. Whats Required: An attendee will need to have a Windows laptop/tablet with Windows 10, iPad or iPhone* device in orde

Harvey Rock Physics are planning on Wednesday, 5th December 2018 from 9:00 am in the morning to 3:00pm in afternoon a short introductory log analysis course that is computer assisted. Click on this text to register Intended Audience: Any person who has a rudimentary understanding of logs and needs to compute porosity, saturation and clay content. Whats Required: An attendee will need to have a Windows laptop/tablet with Windows 10 or iPad device in order to attend the course

HRP introduces another first for LogScope. We innovated and introduced the world to gesture based log interpretation that includes: Log Display on iPad and Windows Tablets/Desktops in general Log Interpretation on iPad and Windows Tablets and desktops Petrophysical interpretation on iPads and Windows Tablets/Desktops But now we will shortly be releasing enhanced mapping capability: Import shape files showing any feature into LogScope Pinch and squeeze causes all features to a

Harvey Rock Physics has released the latest version of the LogScope software with the following capabilities: Project window complimented by map window Cross section capability added - can plot up to 533 wells Tadpole for formation dip and azimuth added to basic display plots Multi-well LAS file loading added Basic log analysis. Advanced Log Analysis Basic Log Analysis The basic evaluation in LogScope was intentionally designed and constructed to facilitate the analysis of lo

Harvey Rock Physics has released the latest version of the LogScope software with the following capabilities: Project window complimented by map window Cross section capability added - can plot up to 533 wells Tadpole for formation dip and azimuth added to basic display plots Multi-well LAS file loading added Basic log analysis now has Carbonate origin in addition to clastic for UMTA-RHOMA cross plot. Advanced Log Analysis Advanced Log Analysis HRP has added advanced log anal

Learn how to create a cross section in LogScope

Harvey Rock Physics would like to announce a new release of LogScope. The package is available on the iTunes store and the windows store. The release has new features included which includes the following: Discrete Data loading, display and manipulation Log Analysis updated with global parameter store that is geographically sensitive. This will allow users to store the parameters used in one log analysis in another. Hydrocarbon correction added. In gas filled reservoirs poro

LogScope will shortly be updated with some exciting new features seen in the post on Discrete Data. Not many people seem to know that after registering a 7 day trial can be activated. #Production #Petrophysics #mobility #Software #Windows #iPad #Tablet

LogScope has a Python Scripting module (Python 2.7) available and it can be purchased here. One of the features of the module is the ability to access zone parameters without having to code depths into your script. The zone parameters have the following features: Stored automatically with the well data Relate to the zone intervals created in LogScope Zones can be stored in a master database for each formation that (assuming you have latitude and longitude) is geographically s

One of the fundamentals in designing LogScope was ease of use. The next release of LogScope will have the ability to import and store what we call discrete data. Discrete data can be defined as data that comes from a discrete point or interval that is generally sampled irregularly. HRP will be releasing the discrete data module in the next major revision of LogScope, sometime around April 2017. For those interested in beta testing the module contact us here An example of disc

A short section of log missing can be problematic but with the advanced bundle here the digitising of the missing section can be achieved rapidly. The video shows the process below. First step is import the depth interval into LogScope. This is show in the figure below: The second step is to choose patching and select the log that has the missing section as shown below. The final step which is really easy on a tablet or iPad pro s to follow the background trace filling in the