LogScope Mobile Functionality Seminar

LogScope Mobile Functionality Seminar



Harvey Rock Physics is offering an introductory course for LogScope Mobile.

LogScope Mobile is based on iPhone and iPad devices and allows the viewing and analysis of well data from multiple data sources (internal and external). In this course, we will focus on the following data types/sources: WITSML, DLIS, LAS and soon OSDU.


The course content is as follows:

  • Download LogScope Mobile

  • Registering to activate trial

  • WITSML data loading

  • LAS, DLIS and CSV data loading

  • Basic display functionality

  • Metadata viewing such as header information

  • Tabular data viewing

  • Statistics

  • Functions

  • Single curve functions

  • Solver

  • Scripting

  • Cross plots

  • User defined

  • Petrophysical and special application

  • Ternary Diagrams

  • Petrophysical Interpretation

  • Conventional

  • NMR

  • Rock Mechanics

  • TOC

  • Hydrocarbon Volume Report

  • Exporting plots

  • Maps (e.g., shape files)

  • Cross sections

For those who wish to interactively “follow along” we suggest that the attendees have available an iPad or iPhone device.



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