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INT and TotalEnergies Sign Five-Year Agreement for Data Visualization, Analysis Platform, and Libraries Software

INT will provide all of TotalEnergies' Exploration & Production’s IT Teams with access to the latest JavaScript GeoToolkit, the industry-leading data visualization libraries for Exploration and Production. This agreement includes access to IVAAP, INT’s next-generation data visualization and analysis platform that will help Total accelerate the delivery of web and cloud-based IT solutions to geoscientists, drilling and production operations engineers around the world.
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INT Announces GeoToolkit.NET 3.9

The new GeoToolkit.NET 3.9 includes a host of new and improved features, including an expanded library of charts—bubble, radar, and area—all with full features to give users the ability to create increasingly accurate and feature-rich charts. GeoToolkit.NET 3.9 now has read and write WellLog functionality and added support for multilateral and multi-string schematics, empowering developers to build feature-rich applications for upstream data visualization.
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INT Releases GeoToolkit.JS 2.6

INT is pleased to present GeoToolkit.JS 2.6. Highlights include better ArcGIS web map integration, decreased memory usage and increased performance for well log applications, and multi-well correlation for up to 1,000 wells.
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INTViewer 2018 is here!

INTViewer 2018 includes several new features and key improvements that allow users to visualize microseismic data using a beachball/focal mechanism, eliminate processing steps by creating virtual headers, open and manipulate more data sets simultaneously with better window synchronization/grouping, and much more.
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New Release: IVAAP™ 2.0

We are pleased to announce the release of IVAAP 2.0, which features advanced mapping capabilities, improved correlation display, an integrated formula engine, ability to integrate with third-party analytics engines, and new data source connectors. IVAAP’s new release brings key features that will empower digital transformation for IOCs, NOCs, independent oil companies, and service companies as they modernize their operations.
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New Release: GeoToolkit.JS 2.5

We’re pleased to present the release of GeoToolkit.JS 2.5. Here are a few highlights: a new Correlation Widget to help with subsurface interpretation; new Schematics Widget that features an extended set of SVG components and labeling strategies to enable longer, more accurate drill strings, improved mapping capabilities, including ArcGIS feature layer, added symbols aggregation, and improved performance; improvements to the Seismic Widget, including trace header subset display and cached reader; and enhanced reporting and exporting functionalities, including support for CGM, external fonts, and UNICODE.
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New Developer Community Announced with GeoToolkit.JS 2.4

GeoToolkit.JS™ 2.4 release brings important features for WellLog and a new Developer Community. The newest version includes updates to all components, including Carnac and WellLog, adding multi-well correlation, improved performance for large data handling, and better ways to share and print data, while the launch of the Developer Community means immediate access to shared knowledge.
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IVAAP Featured in Oil IT Journal

IVAAP, INT's new visualization and analytics platform, is featured in O&G tech publication Oil IT Journal.
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INT Releases HTML5Viewer 2.3

With several new features and refinements, including integrated local file system support and easier drag and drop functionality for external files and links, HTML5Viewer 2.3 runs smoother and better than ever. Check out the full list of updates here.
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INT Collaborates with RPT AS to build ENTER

We’ve partnered with Rock Physics Technology (RPT AS) to develop ENTER, a new quantitative interpretation and analysis software package built using INTViewer, our data analysis and visualization platform. By providing a powerful platform for the whole geoteam, ENTER takes an innovative approach to quantitative interpretation that will help geologists and geophysicists to get the most out of their seismic data.
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