斯伦贝谢petrel教程1讲述.ppt

Overview - Chapter 1 PETREL 2003 Mapping and Geological Workflows Course Overview You have the data in Petrel. Now it is time to extract the information you need and present it in the best way! You will learn how to: Use different display options to better inspect your model Select the correct gridding algorithm for the Make Surface process Strengths and weaknesses Create isochores based on well information, structural surfaces or from an existing 3D model Extract information from an existing 3D model Use the maps to QC the model Set up maps with the correct scale and send it to the plotter Contents Display and color managementLecture and exercise goal Purpose: To understand how to manipulate an objects appearance using different styles and color templates. You will learn to: Style options for different objects Use and manipulate a global color template Use and manipulate a stand alone color template Utilize Color settings Create discrete or continuous color templates Display objects in Petrel Most objects in Petrel contain a Style tab where the appearance in the active display window is controlled. The style options varies based on the object type and the type of selected display window. Surface Display Restricting Contours/Colors Surface Display Restricting Contours/Colors Surface Display Grid Blanking (Restricting Scale) Surface DisplayDraping Surface DisplayLighting Color templates Introduction to color templates Each object in Petrel has a default color template associated with it. These are based on standard industry colors Color templates are either stand alone (applied to one object) or global (applied to all objects of that type). The global templates are located under the Templates tab in the Petrel Explorer. Color templates can have the following characteristics: Linear or logarithmic Continuous or discrete HSV (Max) or HSV (Min) or RGB Color templates Accessing color templates - Global 4 ways to open a global color template: 1. Choose