Blog
Perspectives pour les équipes de géosciences
Profondeur technique, conseils pratiques et mises à jour produit de l'équipe nabilog.
Why depth correlation matters more than you think
Multi-run logs are almost never depth-aligned out of the box. Here's how bad correlation silently corrupts your Sw and porosity calculations.
Getting started with nabilog in 10 minutes
From fresh account to your first committed interpretation. Upload a LAS file, run open-hole workflows, and export a PDF — step by step.
How we built a 60fps log renderer in the browser
A deep dive into the OffscreenCanvas 2D rendering engine behind nabilog — why we chose Canvas over WebGL, how the plugin architecture works, and the dirty-flag render loop.
VSH calculation methods compared
GR linear, Larionov clastic, Larionov older rocks, Clavier, Stieber — when to use each, and how the choice changes your net pay cutoffs.
Version-controlled views: the git approach to well log analysis
Why we built commit history into the core of nabilog, and how it changes the review workflow for petrophysical consultants and E&P teams.
LAS 2.0 vs LAS 3.0: what your software should handle
The LAS spec has quirks that trip up most parsers. Wrapped files, non-standard mnemonics, Unicode unit strings — here's what to watch for.
Announcing nabilog Team — real-time collaboration for E&P
Multiple users, shared projects, role-based access, and live view editing. The Team plan is here.