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    This document describes how to import 3D seismic line data into Petrel software. It involves several steps: 1) creating a new interpretation folder, 2) importing the seismic data file using the General Lines/Points format, 3) specifying the X, Y, Z columns, 4) selecting either the Lines or Points option for display, 5) choosing the Elevation Time domain template, and 6) displaying the seismic horizons by expanding the interpretation folder. The horizons are arranged from top to bottom as they appear in the geological column.

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    This document describes how to import 3D seismic line data into Petrel software. It involves several steps: 1) creating a new interpretation folder, 2) importing the seismic data file using the General Lines/Points format, 3) specifying the X, Y, Z columns, 4) selecting either the Lines or Points option for display, 5) choosing the Elevation Time domain template, and 6) displaying the seismic horizons by expanding the interpretation folder. The horizons are arranged from top to bottom as they appear in the geological column.

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    This document describes how to import 3D seismic line data into Petrel software. It involves several steps: 1) creating a new interpretation folder, 2) importing the seismic data file using the General Lines/Points format, 3) specifying the X, Y, Z columns, 4) selecting either the Lines or Points option for display, 5) choosing the Elevation Time domain template, and 6) displaying the seismic horizons by expanding the interpretation folder. The horizons are arranged from top to bottom as they appear in the geological column.

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    3D Geological Modeling

    Chapter 05 3D Seismic Lines

    3.3D Seismic Lines


    The 3D seismic lines are read into Petrel in a specific
    General Lines/Points (ASCII) (*.*) format as shown in
    Fig. 5.1.

    Fig. 5.1: The 3D Seismic Lines


    open in a Notepad window

    3D Geological Modeling

    Chapter 05 3D Seismic Lines

    How to import a seismic lines file


    To insert the seismic lines to the project:

    1. Click the Insert

    menu command and choose New


    Interpretation Folder.
    2. A new interpretation folder will be added, Right-click on
    this item, then select Import (on Selection).
    3. The Import File form appears as shown in Fig. 5.2. Select
    General Lines/Points(ASCII) (*.*) format from the Files of
    type combo box, and specify location and name of the seismic
    data files to be inserted into the project.

    Fig. 5.2: The Import File Form

    3D Geological Modeling

    Chapter 05 3D Seismic Lines

    4. Make sure that the X, Y, and Z-columns are correctly


    numbered, in this case, 1, 2, and 3 as shown in Fig. 5.3.
    There exist two options for reading seismic lines, the
    Points and Lines options. For faster display, the Lines
    option is selected. However, for more accurate display of
    seismic data, the Points option is selected. Once done, the
    Ok button is clicked.

    Fig. 5.3: The Import Lines/Points Form

    5. The Input data dialog form appears. Make sure that the
    correct domain is selected; in this case, the Elevation Time
    option should be selected from the Template combo box, as
    shown in Fig. 5.4. Press the Ok for All button, and press OK.

    3D Geological Modeling

    Chapter 05 3D Seismic Lines

    Fig. 5.4: The Input Data Dialog

    3D Geological Modeling

    Chapter 05 3D Seismic Lines

    To display the seismic 3D lines, expand the interpretation


    folder by clicking the plus sign to its left, then select the
    surfaces to be displayed as shown in Fig. 5.5.

    Fig. 5.5: Seismic data of Sea Bed, Base


    Cretaceous, Top Tarbert, Top Ness and Top
    Etive by choosing Points option displayed in a
    3D window

    3D Geological Modeling

    Chapter 05 3D Seismic Lines

    On other hands, if you select the Lines Option, the Input


    data dialog form appears. Select the Elevation Time option
    from the Domain combo box and the Other option for the
    Line type as shown in Fig. 5.6. Press the Ok for All button
    and press OK.:

    Fig. 5.6: The Import Lines/Points Form

    3D Geological Modeling

    Chapter 05 3D Seismic Lines

    Fig. 5.7: The Input Data Dialog

    Fig.5.8: Seismic data of Sea Bed, Base


    Cretaceous, Top Tarbert, Top Ness and Top
    Etive, by choosing Lines option displayed in a 3D
    window

    Next, the Horizons are arranged from top to bottom as


    they appear in the geological column as follows (Fig.

    5.8):
    1. Sea Bed
    2. Base Cretaceous
    3. Top Tarbert
    7

    3D Geological Modeling

    Chapter 05 3D Seismic Lines

    4. Top Ness
    5. Top Ettive

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