After the success of Petrosys PRO 2017.1, we have now turned our attention to Petrosys PRO 2017.2 and what we can do to continue to develop and progress our software, ensuring our clients have the best user experience possible.
With the recent release of Petrosys Pro 2017.1 comes the roll out of the updated training manuals coinciding with the new Map Template standards implemented in the Pro release.
Using the default standard gridding method in Petrosys will produce great results. But sometimes geoscientists would like to have more control of the process.
Over the past year we have been holding Q&A's with the interesting, funny and dedicated Petrosys team, many of whom are behind the scenes. Catch up with what they had to say.
Is your next workspace going to be 3D? Not just in your employer offering you a stand-up desk, but will real 3 dimensional display technology ever become mainstream? How will you be controlling what your information device does for you? Will your workspace be listening to you?
Many of us, believe it’s just easier to click ‘Don’t Send’ and move on, after all, my crash report won’t change anything anyway, will it?
Join us on Booth #S15 at the APGCE 2017, 20-21 November. Come talk to us about your mapping, surface modeling and data management needs and see the advancements we've made in our latest software release, Petrosys PRO 2017.1
Dear Steve, I have some polyline Petrosys faults, but I would like to get the X,Y, heave and throw values from these faults and out into an ASCII file. Can I do this using Petrosys?
