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2D Detailed Properties
The Detailed Propertiess window displays additional details for the currently selected 2D line.
Line Information
Line Name:
The
internal line name for the file.
Owner: The owner of the default working set version of the line.
Default Working Set: The working set version of a line for new users in a project.
Owner: The owner of the default working set version of the line.
Default Working Set: The working set version of a line for new users in a project.
File Information
Line
Version: Specify the unique version information for the
selected file. You can
modify the Type and Version of the selected line. You can modify
the Owner with the right privileges.
Description:A description of the file. This will appear in many of the dialogs in SeisWare. You can modify this field and hit OK to update.
Full Path: The full path to the file on disk.
Size:The physical size of the disk file.
File Type:The type of the file. Possible values are SEG-Y, SEG-P, and Slice.
Description:A description of the file. This will appear in many of the dialogs in SeisWare. You can modify this field and hit OK to update.
Full Path: The full path to the file on disk.
Size:The physical size of the disk file.
File Type:The type of the file. Possible values are SEG-Y, SEG-P, and Slice.
Detailed File Information
Total Traces: The total number of
traces in the file.
Polarity:Specifies the polarity of the file. This will be either Normal or Reverse.
Vertical Units:Specifies the units for the vertical domain of the file. This will be either Milliseconds, Meters, Feet or Hertz. This value can be modified.
Trace Range:The start, end and trace increment of the file.
Shot Range: The start and end shotpoint in the file.
Time Range/Depth Range:The raw (unshifted) start and end vertical range of the file as well as the sample rate.
X Range: The minimum and maximum easting of the file.
Y Range:The minimum and maximum northing of the file.
Polarity:Specifies the polarity of the file. This will be either Normal or Reverse.
Vertical Units:Specifies the units for the vertical domain of the file. This will be either Milliseconds, Meters, Feet or Hertz. This value can be modified.
Trace Range:The start, end and trace increment of the file.
Shot Range: The start and end shotpoint in the file.
Time Range/Depth Range:The raw (unshifted) start and end vertical range of the file as well as the sample rate.
X Range: The minimum and maximum easting of the file.
Y Range:The minimum and maximum northing of the file.
Statistics
Working
Set:An
indicator whether the file is a member of the working set. If
it is not a member of the working set, you can change it to be the
working set file in this dialog.
Bulk Shift: The bulk shift applied to the file. You can modify the bulk shift value within this dialog.
Peak:The peak amplitude value of the file.
Average:The average amplitude value of the file.
RMS: The RMS amplitude value of the file.
Phase:The total phase applied to the line.
Gain: The gain applied to the line. If no gain has been applied this will be zero.
Gain Exponent: The gain used when a gain has been applied to the line. If no gain has been applied this will be zero.
Bulk Shift: The bulk shift applied to the file. You can modify the bulk shift value within this dialog.
Peak:The peak amplitude value of the file.
Average:The average amplitude value of the file.
RMS: The RMS amplitude value of the file.
Phase:The total phase applied to the line.
Gain: The gain applied to the line. If no gain has been applied this will be zero.
Gain Exponent: The gain used when a gain has been applied to the line. If no gain has been applied this will be zero.
Geometry
Trace
Spacing:The
average distance between traces in meters.
Start to End Distance:The straight-line distance from the start to end of the line.
Total Distance: The total distance of the line measured from trace to trace. This value may be larger than the start to end distance.
Start to End Distance:The straight-line distance from the start to end of the line.
Total Distance: The total distance of the line measured from trace to trace. This value may be larger than the start to end distance.
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