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pyLogDigitizer
pyLogDigitizer is a modular Python toolkit (with optional Rust acceleration) for digitizing historical scanned raster petrophysical well logs into depth-calibrated curves and standard LAS files.
Planned Capabilities
- Automated scan deskewing, track/grid detection, and depth/scale calibration
- Conventional dynamic-programming curve tracing and backup-scale wraparound handling
- Local interactive web editor for anchor-assisted curve tracing and QC
- Optional machine-learning curve recognition and dataset-specific fine-tuning
- Direct LAS export and quantitative QC validation against reference logs
Status
Pre-alpha package reservation (0.0.1a0). The full source release is under active local development.
License
Apache License 2.0.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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