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Following you find a short description of the available modules:
module 2D data-analysis for GPR, reflection seismics, refraction seismics, borehole-borehole data
- Easy import of data of many different formats (e.g. SEGY, SEG2, most of the GPR- and seismic
systems (for example: GSSI, RAMAC, PULSE-EKKO, ABEM, OYO, Summit and so on),
integration of other non-standard formats
- Many different processing possibilities - interactive processing of single files or by generating a
batch-file, one- and multi-channel filters, editing, static correction, deconvolution, migration and
much more. All processing steps are documented.
- Conversion of single sections and of a profile sequence (automatic assembling and storing of the
sections under one single datafile or automatic generation of datafiles for parallel and inline-
sections)
- Velocity analysis of zero offset or shot data using an interactive hyperbola or line adaptation or
an intercepttime method
- Picking of arrivals - manual, automatic or semi-automatic, ASCII-conversion of the picks
- Single-shot CMP processing (sorting, display, processing, NMO-analysis, stacking)
- Interactive analysis of CMP- or shot-data using a semblance analysis or an interactive adaptation
method calculating either the reflection hyperbolas (reflection seismics) or the complete
traveltime branch including diving waves (refraction seismics).
module 3D data-interpretation for GPR and reflection seismics
- Display of x-,y- or z-slices. The slices are either displayed in manually scalable windows or by
moving through the 3D-dataset using a track bar
- 3D-cube display of the individual slices or of the full 3D-data using shading algorithms
- Picking of arrivals and contour display of the picked reflectors
module modelling with wavefield simulation and traveltime inversion for refraction seismics, borehole-borehole data, GPR and reflection seismics including
- refraction traveltime analysis for refraction seismics
- forward modelling for simulating the electromagnetic and seismic wave propagation in a 2-dimensional medium using a Finite Difference scheme
- A tomographic approach based on SIRT is incorporated for the inversion of the picked traveltimes (refraction and transmission). Straight and curved rays are supported
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