Topic:
How does Scale Factor work in seismic loading?

Description:
        

Solution:
Scale factor is a multiplier applied to data before it is stored.  The actual
value applied to the data is a power of 2.  When a scale factor is input that
is not a power of 2, a value will be used that is the next power of 2 lower 
then what was specified.  For example, a scale factor of 15 was input but a value of 8 is what was applied to the data.



Last Modified on: 14-JUL-00