Empowering Visualization
IVAAP 2024 Release Notes
26 August 2024
We’re pleased to present the release notes for IVAAP 2024.
Highlights:
- External Workflows to Support Machine Learning and Data Processing: seamlessly integrate external processing workflows and ML capabilities
- Unit System Management: enhanced control over data consistency and clarity by efficiently managing unit conversions
- WellLog Enhancements: support for stacked patterns curve, curve editing, lithology editing, and discrete raster files
- Dynamic Range Intervals: Selected depth intervals can be highlighted in cross-plot, pie charts, histograms, and more
- OSDU™ Data Platform Compatibility: full support for perforation intervals, stratigraphic columns, well-core images, hole sections, collections, and KPIs on the OSDU Data Platform
Release Notes
NEW
3D
- Lithology curve support
- Dynamic interval support
- Independent settings for seismic volumes and lines
Correlation
- Seismic volume support
Line Chart
- Adding multiple curves in one go
- Group and ungroup axes
- Consolidated tooltip for multiple lines
- New settings for annotation curves
Basemap
- Ability to change map layer
- Correlation fence following deviated trajectories
Box Chart
- Minimum, Maximum, Median, First Quartile, and Third Quartile
- Whiskers from minimum to maximum
Data Tree
- Data Tree extended filtering capabilities
- Flexible data tree organization
- Applies to all data types
- Labels support
- Unlimited virtual levels based on data types, labels, and more
- Customizable icons with color
Migration to TypeScript
- ES6 ready
- GeoToolkit.JS 4.0 migration
IMPROVEMENTS
WellLog
- Adds filtering in the CrossPlot widget
- Adds column sorting settings in the templates of the Table widget
- Multiple stability and performance improvements
- Improves the proportional distance mode in the Correlation widget
- Multiple stability and performance improvements
- Improves slice synchronization between the Basemap and other widgets
- Improves the tooltip styles in the WellLog widget
- Improves the tooltip of wavelets in the WellLog widget
