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
Related Insights
2026 User Group Meeting
Please join us at the 2025 Danomics User Group Meeting. Danomics will be holding its annual user group meeting on October 15th, 2026. To join us, please RSVP to sales@danomics.com. PDF version available here: 2026 User Group Agenda. In-Person User Training We'll also be offering in person user training on October 13th and 14th. You can register by emailing us at sales@danomics.com. Both days have the same agenda, so you should only register for one of the sessions.
Quick Start Module
Purpose The Quick Start module is designed to help users quickly set dozens of common parameters by selecting a handful of basic options from dropdown menus. Parameters There are three parameters that are set on a zone-by-zone basis and two parameters that are set on a full-well basis. These are as follows. Discussion The parameters are linked to what are called named_defaults in the software. These are collections of defaults that can be set through assigning a single parameter.
Making Log Calculations in a Flow
This articles provides an overview of how to use a Flow to before basic log calculations. To do this, the following Flow tools are used: LogInput >> Bring the log data into the Flow LogMath >> Perform some calculation LogOutput >> Writes the log data to a new log database. There can be as many LogMath tools added to a flow as one would like, and they can be added to existing Flows ushc as a Log Clean-up Flow. The LogMath tool is extremely flexible.