The Leading Edge · 1998 · 116 citations · 0 references
EngineeringSeismic WaveGeovisualizationVisualization (Graphics)Geological ModelingSocial SciencesSame Data VolumeGeophysicsData ScienceSeismic AnalysisSeismic Instantaneous AttributesGeodesyGeometric ModelingGround MotionCartographyEarthquake Engineering3-D Sequence InterpretationDesignSeismic ImagingSeismic AttributesGorgon FieldTectonicsStructural GeologySeismologySeismic Reflection ProfilingScientific VisualizationCivil EngineeringGeoinformaticsInterpretation Work
Michaelangelo once described the act of sculpting as simply freeing the form he saw locked inside a block of marble. Increasingly, geoscientists are viewing their interpretation work with 3-D seismic data volumes in somewhat the same manner. So much information is locked inside our data, we have only to free it with the right tools. A profusion of seismic attributes has been defined in the past decade, challenging the intrepid interpreter with many problems; foremost is understanding what these attributes mean as well as working efficiently with multiple displays of the same data volume.