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Conwy Valley Systems Limited,

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Training

We offer training for PETROG and PetrogLite. Please contact us if you would like more information.

  

We have training available in how to use and get the best out of your software. The training can be arranged to be at your site, in the UK or on-line.

Training courses can be given to individuals or on a group basis and can be tailored to suit new or existing users.

For who ?

PetrogLite and PETROG are rich in features, and so user training can help you get the best out of the tool, to make your workflow more efficient and allowing you to concentrate on producing quality data.

Even if you are already using PetrogLite and PETROG, consider a refresher course to ensure you are making the best use of your software.

We have set courses, or the course can be tailored to meet your requirements, novice or expert.

How many ?

Training can be tailored to suit individuals or groups.

Where ?

Training can be arranged at a location of your choosing. It can be at your site or here in the UK; or we also offer RILT (Remote Instructor-Led Training) courses.

Example modules for RILT course for PETROG:

Module 1: Camera and Microscope Setup

- Microscope and camera configuration within the software

- Calibration of the camera using a stage micrometer

- Crosshairs calibration

- Configuring camera settings and saving custom 'presets' specific to microscope objectives and selected lighting conditions (e.g. PPL/XPL)

Module 2: The SteppingStage and Area of Interest

- The SteppingStage,

- The concept of Area of Interest (AoI), and why it is needed

- Setting an AoI

- The stepping pattern and navigating the slide

Module 3: Data Structures

- The hierarchical data structure: why we need it, and what can be achieved with it

- Creating TickLists

- Reporting data at different levels

Module 4: Quantitative Compositional Data Entry

- Setting up the Data Entry Methodology

- Setting up Data Collection Options

- Compositional Data Entry

Module 5: Projects and Data Edit/Review

- Setting up a Project, Well and Sample

- Editing and Reviewing Samples

Module 6: Textural Data Entry

- Textural Data Methodologies

- Textural Data Entry

- Textural Data Analysis

Module 7: Concurrent Compositional and Textural Data

- Concurrent Compositional and Textural Data Entry

- Extra analyses available for concurrent data

- Concurrent Data Edit and Review

Module 8: Data Analysis and Reporting

- Mineralogical Summary, Porosity Summary and XRD Comparison

- Triangular Diagrams and other plots

- Reporting to Spreadsheet

Module 9: Full Cycle

- Review of previous modules

- Workflow from beginning to end of a project

- Additional tips for efficiency (e.g. keyboard mappings)

 

Listing of Advanced modules:

Module 10: Working with Images

- Image collection and storage preferences

- Overlay options

- Inclusion in reports

Module 11: Stitching Images

- Collecting images for stitching

- Stitching the images

- Viewing and navigating stitched images

Module 12: Advanced Textural Data Entry and Colour Analysis

- Manual digitisation of grain/pore outlines and node tagging

- Colour Analysis Tool

- Automated digitisation of grain/pore outlines

- Data review

Module 13: Data Collection for Touchstone

- Collecting compositional data for Touchstone

- Exporting the data to Touchstone