InSite Seismic Processing Software Release Notes
InSite v 3.19.1
Released on 18.10.2023
The following fixes are included in InSite v3.19.1:
- Correction of missing user 3D Event position in some views of Array Analysis
- Fixed occasional crash on adding downhole array
- Fixed export of processing properties parameters (Grid Search Pixel Dimension East)
- Fixed incorrect calculation of local magnitude when amplitude obtained from both horizontal components
- Fixed crash when x and y axes are deactivated in default receiver array but then “amplitude from both horizontal components” is selected in the local magnitude equation
- Fixed uninitialised variables issue in source mechanism decomp algorithm
- Fixed potential log10 of zero issue in calculation of instrument magnitude
- Fixed occasional issue importing SAC files which caused duplication of channel traces in resulting ESFs
- Corrected Import of SEG-Y files to correctly auto detect endianess of data
InSite v 3.19
Released on 07.02.2023
The following features and fixes are included in InSite v3.19:
- Calculation and display of Shake maps displaying PPA or PPV for seismic events monitored using a surface array
- Calculation of Local magnitude (ML) using a user-configurable equation
- Incorporated the option in Frac manager to add uniaxial sensor arrays, e,g, fibre optics lines.
- Added the import and harvesting of BDF files from AE and surveys acquired using Elsys acquisition systems
- Additional configuration options in the import of SAC files
- Added flexible options for the enablibg and disabling of channels
- Added BDF format files to the Stream visualiser
Bug fixes in version 3.19:
- Fixed crashes when sonic logs do not match
- Fixed reset in cluster label when cluster index is calculated
Please note that following the rebranding of our company, the new version will install by default on: C:\Program Files\ASC\InSite and will not update previous versions installed in different directories. We recommend uninstalling any previous versions of InSite before installing this latest update.