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Chapter 05 3D Seismic Data
Chapter 05 3D Seismic Data
3. 3D Seismic Horizons
The 3D seismic Horizons are read into Petrel in a specific General
Lines/Points (ASCII) (*.*) format as shown in Fig. 5.1.
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3D Geological Modeling Chapter 05 – 3D Seismic Lines
4. Make sure that the X, Y, and Z-columns are correctly numbered, in this
case, 1, 2, and 3 as shown in Fig. 5.3. There exist two options for reading
seismic lines, the Points and Lines options. For faster display, the Lines
option is selected. However, for more accurate display of seismic data, the
Points option is selected. Once done, the Ok button is clicked.
X Y Z
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5. The Input data dialog form appears. Make sure that the correct domain is
selected; in this case, the Elevation Time option should be selected from the
Template combo box, as shown in Fig. 5.4. Press the Ok for All button, and
press OK.
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3D Geological Modeling Chapter 05 – 3D Seismic Lines
On other hands, if you select the Lines Option, the Input data dialog form
appears. Select the Elevation Time option from the Domain combo box and
the Other option for the Line type as shown in Fig. 5.6. Press the Ok for All
button and press OK.:
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Next, the Horizons are arranged from top to bottom as they appear in the
geological column as follows (Fig. 5.8):
1. Sea Bed
2. Base Cretaceous
3. Top Tarbert
4. Top Ness
5. Top Ettive