A 2-minute introduction to NeuraView for viewing, editing, converting and printing large raster and vector files such as well logs.
It shows the crop, annotation, layout and stitch tools, side-by-side display of offset wells in different file formats, LAS display with curve fill, and printing to a Neuralog printer.
NeuraView is Neuralog's software for displaying, editing and printing large document files.
Edited from the video's English captions.
Welcome to this short demonstration of NeuraView, a solution for quickly viewing, processing, editing, converting and printing your raster and vector files. NeuraView was developed specifically to handle large documents such as well logs, and processes multiple industry-standard formats such as TIFF, JPEG, BMP, PDS, PDF, CGM, EMF and LAS files.
NeuraView makes it easier than ever to enhance your logs or documents using layout, annotation, stitch and crop tools. With the crop tool you can trim unwanted areas of the image. Annotation allows you to add text or comments to the image, and with different shapes you can highlight features as well.
NeuraView can open several logs of different formats simultaneously. The side-by-side display allows you to compare offset wells, even if they are different file types. Our LAS features allow you to view LAS files as well as customize your LAS display. Curve fill can be quickly added to indicate properties, zones of interest and more.
It is also ideal for image editing when combining separate log images into one composite log file, as well as stitching maps together or laying out a presentation. Once editing is complete, logs or images can be saved and printed directly to a Neuralog printing solution for closer analysis, presentation and a permanent record of your work.
This concludes our quick introduction to the new NeuraView interface. Thanks so much for watching, and please visit neuralog.com for more information.
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