seismic studio 操作说明书1.ppt

Seismic Studio Tutorial - Part 1“Project Construction from SEG-Y Data” Boulder, Colorado USA May, 2004 Welcome to Renegade Geophysics’ Tutorial for Seismic StudioPart 1 Tutorial Part 1 will teach you how to: Bring SEG-Y data into Seismic Studio View your geometry from the source, detector, trace and bin perspectives Creating a new project Everything Seismic Studio does, it does within a project. By default, all Seismic Studio projects will reside under the C:\SeismicStudioProjects directory. To start this Tutorial, you must create a new project. Creating a new project Creating a new project This brings up the New Project Wizard This wizard will create a project directory with your project name and will create some files that will be used to store the database The New Project Wizard is very short and it really only wants to get some idea of what your new project will be like. New Project Wizard The SEG-Y Import Wizard The general sequence is as follows: Select SEG-Y file or files to import Define header locations Preview the geometry Let Seismic Studio build a database Source table window Source table window Source table window Source table window Detector table window Detector table window Map View Map View Map View Conclusions for Tutorial Part 1 You have created a file and loaded a SEG-Y file into it You have extracted a geometry database from the SEG-Y headers You have looked at source and detector attributes for you extracted project database Part 2 will discuss trace display and refraction picking Some more information about Projects You can always add one project to another project. See “Import/Import another project.” Any new sources and detectors will be added to the project database You can always add more SEG-Y data to an existing project See “Import/Import SEG-Y data.” Any new sources and detectors will be added to the project database FFID numbers Here we are plotting elevation vs total fold and coloring by FFID. (This plot is only to ill