The KGS sells an Excel add-in called PfEFFER for interactive log analysis.The KGS has written an LAS viewer as part of the GEMINI project.Software to display or analyze LAS files includes: The files are simple ASCII (text only) files, readable by Microsoft Word, Excel, or Notepad. LAS files are digital versions of wireline logs in a format created by the Canadian Well Logging Society. Drawing software such as Adobe's Photoshop or Corel's CorelDRAW will read many of the TIF files.It will read many TIF files, though some of the logs will give problem to some versions of Document Imaging. Microsoft Office Document Imaging is a program included in Microsoft Office.Exploration mapping programs such as GeoGraphix, Petra, or RockWorks can read the logs and create cross sections and other products.IrfanView software can be used to view logs, and is offered in a free version.Vizex Reader from Larson Software Technology states it can read TIFF and CGM files.Software to read, print, and interpret the scan is available from Neuralog. We use a Neuralog scanner to create the TIF files.The wireline logs on our website are scanned into TIF files and then compressed into ZIP archives to aid in web distribution. A web page from a group of people creating shareware or public domain software is available at 7-Zip. Commercial software to perform this is available from PKWARE, Inc., the company that invented the format. Your browser may be already set up to decompress these files. We compress TIF and LAS files into ZIP archives. Mention on this page does not imply endorsement by the Kansas Geological Survey. Please feel free to let us know of other tools you think should be added to this list. Fixed a bug where the Northing and Easting had become swapped in the directional survey computation.These tools may help users to make full use of the files and data we distribute from our web site. Minor adjustments to LAS file reading routine, to overcome a bad LAS file example.Ģ.2.18. Added up/down key controls and pageup/down controls to the data list. Re-activated the curve wrapping option, which had stopped workingĢ.22.24. Curve splicing is not allowed by default, and requires a passcode.Ģ.2.32. Added options for curve editing, and curve splicing. Added log curve histogram, Synthetic Seismogram and Finite Difference ModellingĢ.3.2. Modified DLIS load to include loading files with Tape Markers embedded inside.Ģ.3.8. Updated internal documentation on Curve Name anf Unit recognitionĢ.3.12. Projects saved from earlier versions are not supported for re-loading.Ģ.3.30 Loading array data from DLIS filesĢ.3.22 Dynamic and Static Elastic Modulii, UCS - Unconfined compressive strength (needs access code)Ģ.3.14.

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