[OpendTect_Users] 3D GPR data

[ptarsomenezes at pq.cnpq.br]

hello bruno

I have two "3D" GPR datasets at one site that were collected orthogonally each
other (a set of 2D lines along N-S and a set 2D lines along E-W). That can be
useful as you may have control on the gridding results. I can send them to you
and collaborate with this issue.

There is only problem
I'm out my home town now, so I will able to send it to you next week only.

regards
Paulo Menezes
Dep. Geologia Aplicada - UERJ

Citando Bruno Chaintreuil <bruno.chaintreuil at dgbes.com>:

> Dear David,
>
> > If I just can import GPR data as 2D-lines how can I to generate 3D
> > cube from those 2D-lines?
> >
>
>  From what you are saying, you may need to gather your data and turn it
> into 3D before you load it in OpendTect. Inside OpendTect there is no
> direct way to do the conversion from a 2D LineSet to a 3D Cube.
>
> Bert and I have been investigating that issue lately. It is far from
> simple to create a 3D pseudo cube out of 2D. It requires some complex
> FFT interpolation to spread the traces on the grid and the distances
> between the lines are often too big. We might get sponsored by BG for a
> project of cube merging which also implies seismic interpolation. Some
> of the tools will be usable in both cases even though the 2D to 3D is
> much more difficult.
>
> However the problem might be a bit easier with densely sampled data such
> as GPR and I think I could come up in due time with something. I am not
> sure how good the quality would be and when this can actually be done.
> Probably not before a few weeks/months because we are really busy right
> now making the 4.2 release. In any case I would like to have some GPR
> data to test (does anybody have some available ?).
>
> Regards,
> Bruno
>
>
>
> --
>   Bruno Chaintreuil, MSc.
>   Software Engineer
>   dGB Earth Sciences B.V.
>   Nijverheidstraat 11-2, 7511 JM Enschede, The Netherlands
>   bruno.chaintreuil at dgbes.com
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>   http://www.dgbes.com
>
>
> David wrote:
> > Dear OpendTect users,
> >
> > I would like to know how I can import 3D GPR data
> > (.DZT) to generate a 3D cube in OpenDtect. If I
> > just can import GPR data as 2D-lines how can I to
> > generate 3D cube from those 2D-lines?
> >
> > I thank you in advance for your attention.
> >
> > Best regards,
> > David Castro
> >
> > Dr. David Lopes de Castro
> > Depto Geologia / Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
> > Campus Universitário S/N
> > 59072-970    Natal - RN
> > Tel.: (84) 3215-3808
> > E-mail: david at geologia.ufrn.br
> >
> >
> >
> >
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