Example Flow: Bricking Seismic Data
This Flow demonstrates how to brick 3D Seismic data into a .vol format that can be displayed more efficiently.
This Flow uses the following tools:
- SegyInput >> Retrieves the 3D seismic data
- BrickOutput >> Writes the data in brick format
The SegyInput tool retrieves the 3D seismic data, provides a preview of the Textual and binary headers, and allows you to do the mapping. Custom bin gridding can be applied as needed.
BrickOutput allows for writing the new .vol file out.
Tips and Tricks
- Always double check the header mappings.
- Ensure the .sgy file is a 3D seismic volume
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Sample data to get started
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