[Users] Stratal-Slicing in OpendTect

[Geert de Bruin]

Dear OpendTect users,

Horizon based attribute analysis can reveal sedimentary and  
structural features, but is limited by the number of tracked  
horizons. To analyze more data, horizons are often shifted, which is  
in most cases only valid in the vicinity of the original horizon.  
Stratal slicing (or proportional slicing) is a technique were  
horizons are interpolated in-between two (or more) horizons. This  
enables you to quickly analyze all available data, increasing the  
probability to reveal sedimentary structures. Stratal slicing  is  
possible in OpendTect, through the use of the linear interpolation  
option of the SSIS plugin.

Please find a Powerpoint presentation describing the entire workflow  
on our website;

http://www2.dgb-group.com/technical-updates.html
ftp://ftp.dgb-group.com/pub/SSIS_project/Stratal-slicing.pps

best regards,

Geert


-- Geert de Bruin
-- Geoscientist
-- dGB Earth Sciences B.V.
-- Nijverheidstraat 11-2
-- 7511 JM Enschede, The Netherlands
-- geert.debruin at dgb-group.com
-- http://www.dgb-group.com
-- Tel: +31 534315155 , Fax: +31 534315104




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