Screen anomalies with RMS amplitude
For a faster way of screening anomalies to confidently interpret your geology, GeoTeric incorporates...
Auditable volumetrics for fast and effective evaluation of hydrocarbon resources Within the newest release 2018.2, GeoTeric is enhancing the exploration workflow by introducing a ‘Volumetrics’ tool which allows calculation of oil and gas resource estimates at any point during horizon interpretation ...
The aim of this workflow is to provide a more quantitative and analytical approach to understanding and distinguishing AVO anomalies.
Read MoreRGB Blends of Frequency Decomposition results are very powerful in revealing fine details of the subsurface, but the amount of information that can be...
Read MoreAvailable 7 January 2019, the 2018.2 release from GeoTeric provides you with enhanced functionality and an improved user interface. Here is an overvi...
Read MoreFor a faster way of screening anomalies to confidently interpret your geology, GeoTeric incorporates...
GeoTeric's Iso-Proportional Slicing tool allows the interpreter to create iso-slices between horizon...
Tags: Colour Blending, IPS, Iso-Proportional Slicing, Blog
For a faster way of screening anomalies to confidently interpret your geology, GeoTeric incorporates RMS amplitude calculations in the iso-proportional slicing tool and also allows the creation of a volumetric RMS cube using processes and workflows. Learn more and follow our step by step guide to create an RMS volume in your GeoTeric project.
Topics: Blog, RMS amplitude, reservoir characterisation, Iso-Proportional Slicing
GeoTeric's Iso-Proportional Slicing tool allows the interpreter to create iso-slices between horizons in a proportional or conformant manner to quickly gain a better understanding of the geology. Either volumes or colour blends can be used for input. A set of attributes are calculated within the slices and displayed as maps of the horizons. When we talk about reflection seismic data, most users can explain these attribute, such as e.g. Maximum +ve (Positive) Amplitude and RMS Energy. However, we frequently get the question: How are these attributes calculated in a colour blend and what do they mean?
Topics: Colour Blending, IPS, Iso-Proportional Slicing, Blog