GeoTeric 2017.2 – Adaptive Fault Interpretation

Written by Geoteric | 02 Oct 2017

GeoTeric 2017.2 continues to expand on our Adaptive Interpretation system by introducing Adaptive Fault Interpretation.

Our new Adaptive Faults use Regional Structural Awareness to guide the fault sticks through the data, whilst still allowing the interpreter full control over the end results. Since it’s based on GeoTeric’s patent pending Graph Theory approach it will also show the user different alternative paths as you interpret your data.

Key Features include:

Data following fault sticks increase the resolution and precision of structural interpretation
Interpret directly on reflectivity, attributes or blends in 2D or 3D
Automatic preview of surface generation for rapid QC whilst you interpret
Easy editing of fault sticks in a similar way to Adaptive Horizons
Interpret fault sticks on Arbitrary Lines

Also in the 2017.2 release:

Full support for floating point data throughout GeoTeric
Adaptive Horizons can now be tracked on Arbitrary Lines
Well correlation panel now allows you adjust the synthetic in either time or depth domain
Several performance and interactivity issues resolved in order to ensure a smooth interpretation experience
Faster SEG-Y header scan and IsoProportional Slicing export
GeoTeric is now compatible with Petrel 2017