News and Events

Mount Sopris and ALT partner with AGT Systems Ltd. to sell and support our borehole logging equipment and WellCAD petrophysical software in Russia, Kazakhstan, and other nearby countries.

With your WellCAD Support & Maintenance Plan, you get free access to high-quality, timely support from technical experts at Mount Sopris and ALT as well as quarterly upgrades to new program versions. If you purchase or upgrade a license 6 weeks before the release of a new version, you will automatically be upgraded to the newest version when its released!

Mount Sopris Instruments geophysicist Lia Martinez recently visited our customer First Quantum Copper Panama, also known as Cobre Panama, for a training. First Quantum Panama is one of the largest copper deposits being developed worldwide within the past decade. The geotechnical greenfield group had recently purchased a set of Optical and Acoustic Televiewers.

With the release of WellCAD 5.4 right around the corner, let’s look back at the features and improvements from previous versions. In WellCAD 5.2 and WellCAD 5.3, ALT introduced several new modules, improved the Image & Structure Interpretation (ISI) Workspace and CoreCAD functionality, and added numerous enhancements to the basic WellCAD module.

The Covid-19 pandemic is quickly changing the way Mount Sopris Instruments can do business in a global economy. The following updates are based on new “shelter in place” regulations recently announced by the Mayor of Denver.

Don’t miss meeting Mount Sopris Instruments and ALT at the 2019 Fall Symposium for the Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists (RMAG) and the Denver Well Logging Society (DWLS). The Symposium will be held on October 22nd and will focus on Multiscale Imaging for Reservoir Optimization through a wide range of insightful talks from industry leaders.

Come see David Huffington and Marcus Donaldson from Mount Sopris and Qteq at the 2nd Annual Western Groundwater Summit September 17-19, 2019 in Sacramento, California. Drop by and see how borehole geophysics and Borehole Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (BMR) logging can help identify productive zones and quantify aquifer parameters.