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RockWorks 2004 - Visualize Subsurface Data
 
Overview

 

RockWorks has long been the standard in the petroleum, environmental, geotechnical and mining industry for subsurface data visualization because of popular tools such as maps, logs, cross sections, fence diagrams, solid models and volumetrics.

RockWorks gives you numerous options for analyzing your subsurface data, and accepts many different data types, such as stratigraphy, lithology, downhole data, fracture data and hydrology and aquifer data .

In addition to it's already impressive collection of existing capabilities, the latest RockWorks version has numerous new features.

 

NEW FEATURES IN ROCKWORKS 2004

 

RockWorks in Industry Other Features


 Data types:

  • Lithology data
  • Stratigraphy data
  • Downhole data (geophysical, geochemical and geotechnical)
  • Fracture data
  • Hydrology and aquifer data
Other geology tools:  
  • 3D objects
  • Grid model tools
  • More solid model tools
  • Stereonets, rose diagrams and other structural geology tools
  • Piper diagrams, Stiff plots and other hydrochemistry/hydrology tools
  • Ternary diagrams and other statistics tools
  • Geotechnical
  • Miscellaneous geology tools
Program details:
  • Page layout (ReportWorks)
  • 3D viewing (RockPlot3D)
  • RockWorks Command Language (RCL)
  • Import/export features
  • System requirements
  • Help and tutorials

 
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