PDT gives you the ability to inspect and edit detail while maintaining the overall context of a large digital image or map.
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PDT for the Oil & Gas Industry
PDT enhances:
- Viewing of large data sets
- Reservoir analysis
- Remote collaboration
- 3D data analysis
As the Oil and Gas Industry's Need for Accurate Interpretation of Geophysical Data Sets Increases...
As environmental awareness increases and access to certain public lands becomes more restricted, oil and gas companies need to become more accurate in finding oil in their existing oil fields. In order to increase the accuracy of interpretation and decrease the cost of exploitation, the oil and gas industry has seen the emergence of multiple trends that impact the way geophysical data is visualized such as improvement in the resolution of data sets that have been made possible by increases in computing and in graphics power.Better Ways of Visualization Must be Utilized...
Higher resolution data sets means the need for improved display technology and devices is growing. Visualization technologies that can support higher resolution of data and allow for more efficient use of data manipulation tools need to be implemented. Virtual Reality Centers that enable immersive visualization for reservoir analysis and integration of data are gaining wider use, since they allow for collaboration and provide insight into data sets such as complex 3D models. Teams of multi-disciplinary experts are able to gather together to integrate their data and their knowledge. However, these centers are expensive and their use is restricted by problems such as set-up time. More efficient methods for data visualization and collaboration must be developed.Companies must Interpret Data Accurately and Efficiently both In-House and in the Field...
Although Virtual Reality Centers allow for better in-house collaboration, these centers do not offer the flexibility that meets the demand for remote collaboration. In order to remain competitive, companies need to collaborate remotely with experts in the field and offices abroad. Wireless devices and office PCs for remote collaboration have limited screen size, making it difficult for experts to view details in large data sets, thereby hampering the analytical process.






