[OpendTect_Users] Problem when importing data

[Paul de Groot]

Hi Anders,

OK, you have 2D seismic (not 3D as I thought).

The organization of 2D data in OpendTect is confusing and we will change
the way we are doing this in the next major release (next year). In your
case I notice that you have named the lineset "Seis" and the line name
"RAW-STK-XXXX026". I recommend changing that because OpendTect tries to be
clever by calling the first attribute "seis", which happens to be also your
lineset name.

So, let's start again: Load your data in a Lineset that you will call e.g.
"My-Lines". This lineset contains at least one, possibly more, lines that
are all from the same vintage. (My-Lines may contain raw stacks, migrated
stacks, and any number of attributes. It differs from other linesets
because it contains lines with similar characteristics, e.g. all the lines
acquired in the campaign of 2001 are stored in the lineset named
"lines_2001", while older lines are stored in lineset "lines_1985"). Let's
call your first line: line_026. The seismic data will be called "seis"
(unless you give it a different name). Now load all other lines (line_001,
line_002, ...) into the same lineset.

To avoid data loading errors I suggest to split your Result1 file such that
each seismic line has its own ascii file containing Results1. Call this
e.g. "line_026_Results1". When you now import the ascii file you select the
input file (line_026_Results1). Press the Select button next to the output
field (Output Lineset / Attribute). In the new window select the Lineset
(My-Lines) and specify the name of the Attribute, e.g. call this
"Results1". Press OK and select Line name "line_026" and press Go. Repeat
this for all lines in the lineset and for all Results.

If you have a lot of lines and a lot of Results to load you could consider
running the Command Driver (under Utilities -> Tools -> Command Driver).
This will create a parameter file that you can duplicate and modify to suit
your problem before running it in batch.

Good luck and best regards,

Paul.

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On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 3:49 PM, Anders Harrysson <
anders.harrysson at fem4fun.com> wrote:

>  Hi Paul,
>
> Thanks for the reply.
> I have done the things you describe below. Imported the seismic data and
> used the simple file format (under Survey->import->seismics) to import
> result from the ascii files.
> This work and I can look at the results. However, what would be preferred
> would be to have the imported results as attributes to the original
> seismic. To try to clarify a bit more I have attached a picture showing the
> seismic line "RAW-STK-XXXXX026" and the results "Result1" and "Result2",
> i.e. "Result1" and "Result2" are attributes to "RAW-STK-XXXXX026".
>
> Regards,
> Anders
>
> Paul de Groot skrev 2012-08-16 10:10:
>
> Hi Anders,
>
>  May be I am missing the point in this discussion but I don't think there
> is a need for exporting / re-formating / importing.
>
>  If I understood you correctly you have: 1) seismic and 2) multiple ascii
> files. The seismic you have imported and the ascii files you can import via
> the simple file format. Assuming that the ascii file ordering corresponds
> with the ordering of the seismic volume than the answer to your question
> is: yes, you can now directly use your results in OpendTect as attribute
> volumes.
>
>  Any volume in OpendTect is effectively an attribute volume. You can do
> whatever you like in the attribute engine with your seismic volume and your
> volumes Result1, Result2, ...
>
>  OpendTect does support a multi-component volume format but this is only
> to facilitate storage & manipulations of attributes that naturally belong
> together such as frequency components computed in Spectral Decomposition.
> There is no way in OpendTect to combine multi-attribute volumes into a
> multi-component volume but as explained above there is no need either. You
> should be able to do everything you want with attributes stored in separate
> files.
>
>  Best regards,
>
>  Paul.
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> *Paul de Groot
> President
> dGB Earth Sciences, Nijverheidstraat 11-2, 7511 JM Enschede, The
> Netherlands.
> Tel. +31 53 43 15 155, Fax +31 53 43 15 104.
> paul.degroot at dgbes.com, www.dgbes.com, www.opendtect.org.
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>  On Wed, Aug 15, 2012 at 7:11 PM, <leonardl at centrin.net.id> wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi Anders,
>>
>> Try to export your seismic as simple file. After that, reformat your
>> input similar to the exported simple file. It should work.
>>
>> If you are importing attribute map, just use xyz ascii column
>>
>> Regards,
>> Leonard
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