TifLAS is a software platform designed to convert scanned well log images into structured LAS files that can be used in modern subsurface analysis workflows.
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Millions of historic well logs exist only as scanned images. TifLAS addresses this problem by automatically extracting curve data, depth information, and track structure.
Legacy logs stored as Paper, Microfilm, or Scanned images (TIFF, PNG, PDF) cannot be directly used by petrophysical software.
Data Lock-in
Manual Digitization
The TifLAS processing pipeline consists of several advanced stages to ensure accuracy.
De-skewing, contrast normalization, and grid detection.
Reconstructing the depth scale from markers and grid lines.
Identifying and isolating plotted curves using CV.
Sampling and translating curves into numerical values.
Structuring extracted data into standard LAS files.
Key Advantages & Market Opportunity
Make large archives of historical well logs usable again in modern digital workflows.
Automated curve extraction significantly reduces the labor required to digitize logs.
Structured LAS files can be indexed, searched, and integrated into geological databases.
TifLAS uses automation to speed up extraction, tracing, and structuring, while keeping people involved in review, correction, interpretation, and final quality control.
TifLAS is designed as a modular processing pipeline that integrates several technologies:
Oil and gas companies possess vast archives of legacy log images. Digitizing this data represents a major opportunity to unlock previously inaccessible subsurface information and improve reservoir understanding without drilling new wells.