Topic:
What is the difference between a fault boundary set and a fault boundary?

Description:
What is the difference between a fault boundary set and a fault boundary?

Solution:
A fault boundary represents the gap between the upthrown and downthrown sides of
a faulted horizon on the basemap.

A fault boundary set contains all or some of the fault boundaries for a
particular horizon.


Notes:

A Fault Boundary CANNOT be moved from one set to another.  Use care in choosing
which horizon to store a boundary set under and which boundary set is active to
digitize a boundary in.

Fault Boundary sets must be set to Preferred to be used in other applications
(e.g. ASAP). 
	1. Basemap > Define > Fault Boundaries > Create set 
	2. Select horizon 
	3. Highlight Fault Boundary
	4. Click on Set Preferred

Before any fault boundaries can be digitized and displayed, a Fault Boundary set
must be created and posted.

Fault Boundary sets for one horizon can be posted with a different horizon.






Last Modified on: 01-SEP-98