Timeline

Dynamic Graphics has provided advanced software solutions for applications in the earth sciences since 1969. Our software solutions are backed by a comprehensive training program, thorough user documentation, a responsive technical support staff, expert consultation services, and a research-and-development program focused on providing practical solutions to the evolving visualization and spatial analysis problems in the petroleum and environmental industries as well as other earth-related sciences.

2007—CoViz 4D Viewer and WellArchitect 2.0

Industry First—CoViz 4D Viewer including temporal data controls.
WellArchitect 2.o released

2006—CoViz 4D

Industry First—CoViz 4D debut, vendor-independent simultaneous viewing of many types of data.

2005—WellArchitect

WellArchitect debut, advanced model-based well trajectory planning.
New Viewer released, supporting the simultaneous viewing of any number of files of different types.

2004—EarthVision 7.5

New generation 3D Viewer previewed.
EarthVision 7.5 released.

2003—Cellular Grid

Cellular Grid debut, building robust input grids for reservoir simulation.

2002—Well Design Suite

Well Design Suite: Wellpaths can be interactively designed in relation to a 3D model.
EarthVision 7.0 released.

2001—EarthVision 6

Industry First—Along with IRIX and Solaris, EarthVision′s first release on Linux and Windows 2000.
Property gridding using geometric reconstruction; 3D seismic data import and display integration with 3D models.

2000—EarthVision 5.1

Industry First—Synchronized 3D Model Viewing between the office and the drill site on UNIX and Windows.

1999—EarthVision 5

Industry First—WorkFlow Manager: easy-to-use interface streamlining model building

1998—EarthVision 4.1

Robust Geostatistics

1997—EarthVision 4

Well positioning tools; industry-standard data access

1995—EarthVision 3

Automated horizon gridding with fault surfaces

1994—EarthVision 2

Property modeling across faults

1992—EarthVision 1

Industry First—Surface-defined faults, reverse faults, salt-dome models

1989

3D Viewer debut Interactive Volume Modeling (IVM)

1984

Industry First—Non-vertical fault handling

1982

Interactive Surface Modeling (ISM)

1977

Industry First—Vertical fault handling

1976—1980

Widely adopted gridding and contour software developed; Surface Gridding Library (SGL), Surface Display Library (SDL)

1969

Dynamic Graphics, Inc. founded