[Users] Hi opendtect and seismic unix

[Jan Stellingwerff]

Dear OpendTect users,

this question has been answered already by Geert de Bruin of dGB and by 
Mike Cline about a week ago.
So please remember to check the message archives on 
http://lists.opendtect.org/pipermail/users/ to see whether your question 
has already been answered?
Also remember to check the very extensive users documentation.
Of course you can reach OpendTect support on support at opendtect.org .

Best regards,

Jan Stellingwerff Beintema
Marketing Director
dGB Earth Sciences B.V.
Nijverheidstraat 11-2, 7511 JM Enschede, The Netherlands
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Adrian Diaz wrote:
> Hi Menno
>
> In OpendTec the section at "Survey Selection" then press New, then 
> "Specify surveys parameters" at "survey ranges, then at "Define SEG-Y 
> access parameters":
> what are in-line byte, cross-line byte, X-coord byte and Y -coord byte ?
> when i try to import the program sends the following messages " Could 
> not set transform with this input". What can i do...?
>  The datas were converted from SEG-Y SU to SEG-Y. Moreover, do i have 
> to change part of the header (in SU format) before to convert ti SEG-Y?
>
>  At "Specify surveys parameters" what does in-line range mean? (the 
> same question for cross-line range). At coordinate setting,  what does 
> in-line First in-line/cross=line mean?. It is necessary to fill in all 
> the boxes in this section ?. The boxes (x,y), what type of coordinate 
> do i have to use?
>
>
>                        My Best Regards Adrian
>
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