Python Jupyter notebooks are all the rage in Data Science at the moment. The Python machine learning environments shipped with OpendTect do not include tools for working with Jupyter Notebooks out-of-the box. However, it is relatively simple to install and use Microsoft's free, open source Visual Studio Code editor to create and edit notebooks. View the blog post at the link below for details:
A new release of my free and open source WMPlugins for OpendTect 6.6 is now available for Linux and Windows and can be…
A new release of my free and open source wmPlugins for OpendTect 6.6.
It has been a while but with the release of OpendTect 6.6.
Probably the biggest news since my last post is that with the release of OpendTect 6.4.
This month's update brings a revamped Gridding plugin and the new WMTools plugin which provides some helpful map making…
The August 2019 release of my free OpendTect plugins brings some enhancements to the two spectral (time-frequency)…
The July 2019 release of my free OpendTect plugins continues to focus on further enhancement to the Mistie plugin…
This month's release of my free OpendTect plugins is mainly about enhancements to the Mistie plugin. As usual you can…
This month's release of my free OpendTect plugins brings some bug fixes and 2 new features, GeoTIFF format export of 3D…
I recently needed to add some 2D seismic to a 3D project and extend the seismic interpretation and maps beyond the 3D…