|
|
This package
provides classes to view, interpret, edit, and process seismic
data in applications such as seismic QC, cross-section displays,
velocity analysis or VSP applications.
|
| |
|
|
|
|
Other
GeoToolkit.NET Components:
|
|
|
Features
|
Flexible
Data Handling
The toolkit accesses the data via published data interfaces suitable
for standard and proprietary data formats.
Built-in
SEG-Y Reader
Reads SEG-Y data in standard and custom format. Header field offsets
and data types can be specified in XML form according to publicly
available schema.
|
 |
|
Flexible
Data Processing Pipeline
The data is read and processed (scaled, interpolated, filtered)
in conveyor fashion. Each pipeline process' properties can be
individually manipulated to control the appearance of the seismic
raster. The toolkit provides a set of interface-based pre-defined
processes. The user can also extend and replace the existing trace
processes or create and insert into pipeline the new ones.
|
 |
|
Threaded
Data Processing
The filters that process multiple traces can run in separate thread
making the GUI very responsive to the user interaction.
Powerful
Rendering
The on-the-fly rasterization engine provides fast rendering and
is designed to efficiently handle very large datasets. Unlimited
overlays of multiple seismic datasets, including support for transparency,
are also available. Horizon and fault data can be displayed on
top of the seismic data as well.
Variable
Trace Spacing
Supports explicit specification of trace positions.
|
 |
|
Multiple
Orientations of Seismic Image
The orientation of seismic image is defined by three vectors:
trace step direction, trace baseline direction, and amplitude
direction. Certain restrictions exist: trace step and baseline
vectors should be orthogonal and either horizontal or vertical.
|
 |
|
High-Level
Components
A seismic plot combines the data and annotation (axes, labels,
color bar) into professionally looking displays.
Industry-Standard
Display Types
Supports the following display types: wiggles, variable area,
variable density, interpolated density, color-filled modes, and
combinations.
Trace clipping and anti-aliasing for wiggles is supported as well.
|
 |
|
Built-in
Property Editors
Utilizes flexible infrastructure of Carnac.NET to provide property
editors for customization of seismic data visualization properties
like the type of display, scaling and interpolation parameters,
properties of filters. A color map editor is available to dynamically
update the color map used for seismic display while an annotation
editor can be used to change various aspects of annotation appearance.
Hardcopy
Support
Printing, print previewing, export to CGM and raster images.
Tutorials
Rich set of tutorials to show the solution for typical tasks.
|
 |
Documentation
Complete set of documentation including API reference, architectural
overview, and tutorial overview.
Availability
Seismic.NET Release
2.2 is available on 32bit or 64bit Windows platforms with .NET environment
version 2.0 or newer installed.
|
