J/Seismic
Java Toolkit for Seismic Visualization
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.
Features
Powerful Data Handling
- J/Seismic accesses its data through a seismic data reader. Developers
can either customize INT's SEG-Y file reader (for example, header value
locations) or implement their own reader via the published data
interface.
Trace Display Type - INT's new
fast rasterizer engine supports the following display types: wiggle,
variable area, variable density, interpolated density, color-filled
modes, or combinations.
Built-in Processing Functions
- J/Seismic supports a flexible trace processing pipeline to handle
processes such as trace scaling, interpolation, filtering, or automatic
gain control (AGC). Each process object's properties can be
individually manipulated to control the appearance of the seismic
raster. Developers can replace the seismic reader, data selector, or
rasterizer with their own or implement their own processes.
Powerful Rendering - J/Seismic's
on-the-fly rasterization engine provides fast rendering and is designed
to efficiently handle very large datasets. Traces can be rendered
vertically or horizontally. Classes are provided to display time slices
or to integrate seismic data inside a welllog track. Unlimited overlays
of multiple seismic datasets, including support for transparency, are
also available.
Trace Handling - Traces can be
cached after the data selector or interpolation processes in the
pipeline. An added feature of J/Seismic allows multiple pipelines to be
included in one view, and various editors provide greater manipulation
of images. The seismic editor, for instance, allows the programmer to
easily apply gaps. With J/Seismic, images can be output to CGM files.
The color map is also editable and includes a transparency option.
Built-in Editors - Dialog boxes
are provided for editing attributes of a section, including setting the
display type, controlling the scaling range of the data, and setting
the interpolation mode. A color editor is available to dynamically
update the color map used for seismic display while an annotation
editor allows for manipulation of axes.
Support for internationalization and full
customization or replacement of built-in editors is provided.
Availability
Available for any Java 2D™ Standard Edition
compatible platform, including Windows, Unix, Linux, and Mac OS.
Requires Java 5 or above.
