SOFTWARE

Nan Gall Energy Systems products involve the acquisition of data for subsequent analysis on a Personal Computer and each product is supplied with the appropriate accompanying software. Nan Gall Energy Systems supplies three main types of software;

Uni^TM

"Uni^TM" is the original software for early Nan Gall Energy Systems gauge products. This software is DOS based but is still utilised by several customers who enjoy its simplicity, ease of operation and functionality.

UNI-SOFT^TM

Uni-Soft^TM is the main data acquisition software provided with Nan Gall Energy Systems products and is the platform on which the majority of the product software is developed. This Windows based software is supplied with all gauge, logging tool and intelligent trigger products. There are several variants of Uni-Soft, including customer specific versions. Uni-Soft^TM has excellent functionality and is very easy to use despite the fact that it is so "feature rich."

Nan Gall Energy Systems is very flexible in its approach to software development and works closely with its customers to continually improve the software provided and to customise features requested by customers.

Simplified versions of Uni-Soft^TM have also been developed and are available on request. These "cut down" versions are typically used by customers in "Run-It-Yourself" type applications where less experienced users are operating the products.

Uni-Soft^TM is available in several languages

UNITAP^TM

UNITAP^TM is a recent addition to the Nan Gall Energy Systems software range. It is a powerful, "easy to use" data interpretation and report generating package, allowing the manipulation, interpretation, display and reporting of data acquired by pressure temperature gauges in applications such as "pressure build ups" and "gradient surveys."

UNITAP^TM is designed for use in conjunction with Nan Gall Energy Systems' Uni-Soft^TM software (see above.)

UNITAP^TM creates a standard database from the acquisition files which is used to generate "charts" and "listings" where information can be viewed and edited. Data can be filtered into "phases" and the software has the capability to allow different filter values for each phase.

The data can be analysed in several ways and create industry standard plots such as;

If the data is acquired from a "well pass" suitable for finding the "fluid contact points" (the interface between oil/water/gas) then the data can be analysed and the "fluid contacts" identified and inserted into the database.

For more information on any of the software described above, please contact our sales department.