Blog : What's new ?

The Service Pack 4 of the current commercial release CIVA 2023 is being released! This Service Pack includes the following improvements:

• A new feature in CIVA UT allowing you to calibrate a signal at 80% FSH more easily
• A new "delamination" flaw that has been developed for composite inspection applications, and is more adapted for parametric studies in CIVA than the previous model
• CIVA Analysis can now read (up to) Capture v5.0, Acquire v2.1.8 data files and Omniscan X3 v5.18.1 data files, and is of course still compatible with Sonatest, TPAC and Zetec (through .txt) files
• The other way around, CIVA Analysis can now export data in the "standard" format hdf5!
• And more than 50 issues corrected in the different modules of CIVA (UT, ET, GWT, SHM, RT-CT)

You can contact our support team if you wish to check whether an issue you have raised has been corrected!

Our users with a valid maintenance contract will receive this update within the next few days.

Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about CIVA.

The EXTENDE team.

As part of our commitment to environmental sustainability, we are certified in accordance with ISO 14001:2004. Thus, we monitor our environmental impacts and try to reduce them. For impacts related to travels (visits to customers, training courses, conferences), these are difficult to reduce without damaging our business, so we act through carbon contribution.

We have contributed up to 100% of our travels emissions of year 2023 by funding the project "Energy and ecological transition for a sustainable agriculture" by the Geres association. You can find more details about this project on their website and in this document.

Set up in 1976, Geres is a development NGO working in Europe, Africa and Asia to improve living conditions and fight against climate change and its impacts. As a field player, the energy transition is a major lever in their action in favor of greater climate solidarity.

The EXTENDE team.