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easy generation of a 3D-dataset from individual 2D-lines which may be parallel, crossing or randomly spaced wihtin the xy-plane
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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
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3D-cube display of the individual slices or of the full 3D-data using shading algorithms
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refraction traveltime analysis for refraction seismics
Interpretation of refraction seismic first
arrivals. The module includes various
sorting and combining possibilities for
the picked traveltimes.
These combined traveltimes are the bases
for a FD based wavefront-inversion.
An interactive 1D-velocity analysis tool
allows the adaptation of the complete
traveltime branch including diving waves.
Different raytracing methods are available
for the evaluation of synthetic traveltimes.
A refraction tomography based on SIRT
is incorporated for the inversion of the
traveltimes
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forward modelling for simulating the electromagnetic and seismic wave propagation in a 2-dimensional medium using a Finite Difference scheme
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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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Easy import of data of many different formats (e.g. SEGY, SEG2, most of the GPR- and seismic systems (GSSI, RAMAC, PULSE-EKKO, ABEM, OYO, Summit, IDS, UTSI and so on)), integration of other non-standard formats.
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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.
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Interactive adaptation of diffractions or first arrivals giving an estimate of the average velocities
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Picking of arrivals - manual, automatic or semi-automatic, ASCII-conversion of the picks
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Single-shot CMP processing (sorting, display, processing, NMO-analysis, stacking)
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Interactive velocity 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).