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The
Claritas geometry application is used to control 2-D or 3-D seismic
survey geometry information. Text files (containing the observers
logs, navigation files or topographic survey) are input to the geometry
application, which is used to create a geometry database, and wiggly
line CDP gathers or 3-D bin definition. The input text files can
be easily created from whatever ASCII format input data is available,
using a suite of filter programmes. Alternatively, the geometry
database may be created from the header information in SEG-Y trace
headers.
The Geometry application can be used to :
- Display a map of the peg and shot XY and height
information
- Display a 3-D isometric view of the survey pegs and shot-holes
- Create land and marine geometry databases
- Define a wiggly-line or 3-D grid by picking hitpoints with the
mouse
- Calculate linear, wiggly-line or 3-D CDP gather geometry
- Display trace midpoint and azimuth distribution, and CDP bins
- Show the CDP-fold variation as colour-coded bins, or a histogram
- Calculate and display floating-datum elevation statics
- Present information listing shot, trace or CDP statistics
- Produce hardcopy graphical output
To define a 2-D wiggly-line CDP gather, the user
clicks on the map of trace mid-points to define a set of hitpoints;
the CDP positions are then positioned along a spline fitted to these
points. Since the trace mid-point map is colour-coded by source-receiver
offset, it is simple to position the CDPs to take advantage of the
optimum offset range for the seismic data. 3-D grids are defined
using three hitpoints. {geom3d.tif}
Geometry
information may be applied to seismic data using the ADDGEOM processor
module; the CDPSORT or DISCSORT modules may be used to effect a
CDP-sort at any point in a seismic processing flow. Alternatively,
the DISCGATH processor may be used to read a shot-sorted disc file
and output CDP-sorted gathers, effectively dispensing with the need
to store CDP gathers at any stage in the processing sequence.
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