The Interpretation bar provides tools for seismic horizon and fault interpretation, including automatic picking, correlation control, AI-assisted detection, and import/export of interpretation objects.
The bar consists of the following sections: Picking, Horizons, Horizons Import, AI Detection and Faults Import. For more information about the supported formats refer to Horizon Data Formats and Fault Data Formats.
Picking
Defines how horizons are picked in the seismic views. The available parameters are:
•Pick mode — the picking mode (for example Autopicking).
•Pick type — the trace feature picked, such as Zero phase, peak, or trough.
•Magnet type — how the pick snaps to the seismic signal (for example Cross-correlation).
•Picking window and XCorr window (ms) — the time windows used for picking and for cross-correlation.
•XCorr threshold (%), XCorr with, Radius limit and Override in radius — control the correlation quality, the reference seed, and the radius within which picks are accepted.
A full description of the picking workflow is given in Seismic picking.
Horizons
Update the selected horizon maps from the current horizon picks.
Run the AI Multi-Horizon Picking wizard to automatically pick several horizons across the seismic volume using a trained model.
Horizons Import
Import and export horizon interpretation data. For more information refer to Import horizons / Export horizons.
Save horizon binary
Load horizon binary
Import horizon ASCII
Export current horizon ASCII
AI Detection
Runs AI-assisted fault detection on the selected seismic data to automatically highlight fault surfaces. See AI faults wizard and Fault prediction for the full workflow.
Faults Import
Import and export fault interpretation data. For more information refer to Import faults / Export faults.
Export faults binary
Import faults binary
Import faults as charisma
Export faults as charisma
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