Source assessment
Review resolution, orientation, depth interval, tracks, scales, headers and any source limitations before production begins.
- Image quality
- Depth range
- Track inventory
- Special instructions
QUALITY PROCESS
Control at every stage, not only at the end.
Quality is treated as a connected workflow—from initial source assessment to final file packaging—so issues can be identified early and reviewed consistently.
FIVE CONTROLLED STAGES
A repeatable path from raster to digital output.
Each stage produces a clear handoff to the next. The exact checklist is adjusted to suit the log type, source condition and required deliverables.
Project specification
Translate the requirements into a controlled curve list, naming convention, output structure and delivery checklist.
- Curve selection
- Mnemonics
- Output formats
- File naming
Structured digitization
Complete tracing and capture work using consistent grids, scales and project rules across the full source interval.
- Depth registration
- Curve continuity
- Track alignment
- Text capture
Independent quality review
Compare the completed output with the original raster and verify data identity, completeness and organization.
- Visual overlay
- Depth checks
- Header review
- Exception notes
Controlled delivery
Package final files using the agreed structure, with clear notes for missing source data or approved exceptions.
- Folder structure
- Final naming
- Format check
- Delivery notes
WHAT THE REVIEW COVERS
Technical accuracy and delivery readiness.
Curve integrity
Continuity, scale, registration and alignment are checked against the raster source.
Identity & naming
Mnemonics, units, depth references and file names are reviewed for consistency.
Output completeness
Required curves, captured text, supporting notes and final formats are confirmed.
DELIVERY OPTIONS