Seismic Viewer

The Seismic Viewer is used for displaying seismic data as well as performing a variety of interpretation task like picking horizons, faults and looking at synthetics.

The Seismic Viewer is made up of:

• Menus
• Toolbars
• Main Area
• Status Bar
• Zoom Window

To configure the appearance of the Seismic Viewer, use the Seismic Display Properties.

General Information

Main Area

The Seismic Viewer is composed of a main area in which the seismic is displayed. The main area is surrounded by a number of smaller areas that are used to initiate actions and give feedback to the user. The look of the seismic is controlled in the Seismic Display Properties. Wells are projected onto the seismic based on the perpendicular distance from the line and only appear if the Seismic Viewer is launched from the Basemap. 
 

Status Bar

The status bar is used to give feedback to the user as they move their cursor across the seismic display.  The status bar will track the closest horizon or fault on the left.  In addition it will track the closest trace and line for 3D displays, or the closest shot and CDP for 2D displays.  The time and amplitude values under the cursor are also tracked.  Depth values for synthetic tracks and curve overlays will track in the final box.  Depth values are subsea.

Also See

• Menus
• Toolbars
• Seismic Display Properties
• Hot Keys
• Zoom Window
• Additional Information
• Generating Synthetics
• Picking Horizons
• Picking Faults