Download Erdos Miller's WAVE Software
Analyze real-time and recorded memory for drilling devices, all through a graphical workbench.
Erdos Miller's WAVE application is a data analysis software package that is focused on analyzing both real-time and recorded memory for drilling devices. WAVE provides the user with a graphical workbench which brings all this data together automatically into one consistent graphical work-space.
Wave will work with computers running on Windows 7 or newer and at least 4GB RAM.
Some of the main features you will enjoy with WAVE are:
1) Load Data from different sources:
Wave is vendor agnostic. Which means we can open data produced by devices from dozens of different manufacturers. Not only that, we handle all the pesky details of understanding the format of each individual file type. Wave already has a surprisingly large list of compatibility but we can easily add compatibility quickly for any data sources not yet built in.
WAVE can process data from different manufacturer's software:
- Erdos Miller: Pulse Driver, eLogger.
- Bench Tree: MPU/DPU, Receiver.
- JAE: Smart DM.
- Tolteq: iPDU.
- Innova: Smart-4.
- Charger: Oil Tick.
- Zone Direct: VMT.
- Rime: Slick HD (Pulser Driver).
- MWD Technology: I-SUB, Surface.
- EDR Systems: Pason, Totco.
- Generic: WITS, CSV.
Click here to download WAVE via Sling
2) Analyze Data Visually:
Drilling data has some unique challenges. Not only is there just a LOT of data, it can often span hundreds of hours of operation. Can you imagine trying to analyze something in fine detail, say at a minute resolution, when you have over 200 hours of data? Wave is built for speed and can load in millions of points of data for easy visual analysis. Users can easily zoom out to view the entire operational history of their data or zoom into unique events that last just seconds. Quickly pan both and forth to travel forwards and backward in time. Annotate the graph to notate interesting events.
3) Time Correction:
Having different data sources sometimes takes to having different datasets, so while one machine might think it's 5:03 PM, it's actually 5:07 PM.
The data is all correct relative to itself, but the data is just slightly off from the time it actually was. This is critical when it comes to comparing multiple data streams together, all data sources need to be synchronized for accurate analysis. Erdos Miller Wave you correct for the time errors with easy to use software tools.
4) Reports:
Once your data analysis is complete you can generate easy-to-email PDF reports that highlight your discoveries. Reports can be branded with company logos and tagged with job specific information. These reports help your team get to the real meat of the issue and take the guesswork out of it!
