Product: IESX
Version: GeoFrame 3.7.1
Application: Basemap
Search Type: HowTo
Topic:
How to compute `dip' for an attribute other than Z (e.g. rms amplitude).
Description:
Solution:
The following workflow uses the Basemap application and one horizon create.
1 - Copy the RMS attribute from the horizon to the Z attribute
of another horizon:
Basemap > Tools > Horizon Operations > Single
Select horizon and rms attribute for input
Toggle on Bias and Scale
Set units to ms
Click Create New Surface and add a seismic horizon in the Project
Surface Data Manager
Enter Z for Attribute
Set Property toggle to Time
Click Apply or OK
NOTE: Some attibutes may need to be copied to the Z attribute of a newly
created horizon by gridding and then using the Surface Transfer
function available on the IESX Data Manager (bottom button in the
Interpretation column).
2 - Create the dip attribute on the newly created horizon:
Basemap > Tools > Horizon Functions
Set the Mode toggle to Dip and toggle on the Polygon method
Digitize the desired inclusion polygon and then MB3-break
OR:
Basemap > Tools > Horizon Operations
Select new horizon and Z attribute for input
Toggle on Dip
Click OK
Either way, you now have the Dip attribute for the `Z' of new horizon.
Last Modified on: 16-FEB-01