Line Properties
The Line Properties dialog allows you to view the properties of all the seismic lines in a project. These include SEG-P lines. You can access functionality such as renaming and deleting lines from your project here. As with all properties, you can sort columns by clicking on the column heading and you can re-order columns by dragging and dropping them.
The Line Properties is made up of:
General Information
Main Area
Line properties are arranged in columns like the other properties dialogs. There are 4 tabs in the line properties: Lines, Files, Slice Groups and Slice Group Files. The Lines is the default tab displayed when you open the Line properties. Like other properties dialogs, you can sort any column by clicking on the column heading, and you can re-order columns by dragging and dropping.To access any tools you can right click on the line, or highlight the line and use the menus above. You can also double click on any line to pop up either the 2D detailed properties or the 3D detailed properties.
Lines Tab
Line
Name:The
internal line name for the file.
Owner:
The owner
of the file.
Active:Specifies
whether the line is active. Only active lines will
appear on
the map.
Traces:Indicates
the total number of traces in a line.
Brickable:
Indicates
whether a 3D line can have its horizons bricked. Only regular 3D lines
(lines with the same number of traces for each inline) can be bricked.
First
Shot:The
lowest shotpoint value in the file. Only meaningful for
2D
lines.
Last Shot: The
highest shotpoint value in the file. Only meaningful for
2D
lines.
First CDP: The
lowest CDP value in the file. Only meaningful for 2D
lines.
Last CDP:The
highest CDP value in the file. Only meaningful for 2D
lines.
Min X:The
X coordinate of the left-most trace in the file.
Min Y:The
Y coordinate of the bottom-most trace in the file.
Max X:The
X coordinate of the right-most trace in the file.
Max Y:The
Y coordinate of the top-most trace in the file.
Length: The
total distance of the line measured from trace to trace. This
distance will be in map units. This is only
meaningful for 2D lines.
Additional Information
3D Detailed Properties: Double click on any 3D volume to view the properties of that line.
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