Movie style QC your data with a random line in OpendTect In the video we show a dataset from the Australian North West Shelf. First we have pre-loaded the data into memory. As s...
Movie style QC your data with a random line in OpendTect
In the video we show a dataset from the Australian North West Shelf. First we have pre-loaded the data into memory. As soon as this is done we can smoothly move and rotate our random line in any direction we want.
In OpendTect you can create random lines in different ways:
Easiest: Add default data to get a line positioned in the center of the volume and start moving rotating.
Draw on time-slices or horizons (OpendTect Pro users can do this in the basemap).
Through wells: A random line can be created by connecting the selected wells. By right clicking on the random line in the tree, and selecting Create from wells, a dialog box appears with a list of wells that can be selected in order to set up the random line path. This option is useful for the Well Correlation Panel.
From Existing: This option allows the generation of a random line from an existing random line. There is an option available to generate a random line at some distance away from an existing random geometry and store it in a new random line geometry.
From Polygons: allows creating a random line definition from previously created polygons.
From Table: allows creating a random line in defining its nodes in a table. Each node is defined by its x/y coordinates and Inline/Crossline information. Random lines can be optionally saved in the database.
Creating random lines is part of our free package. You can download OpendTect and free datasets from this link https://lnkd.in/e7HceR9h
Have a go yourself and let us know what you think!
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