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title: Webinar - How to Refine Existing Interpretation in GeoTeric - On demand
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# [Webinar - How to Refine Existing Interpretation in GeoTeric - On demand](https://blog.geoteric.com/technical/february-webinar-2018)

 Written by [Geoteric](https://blog.geoteric.com/technical/author/geoteric) | Feb 12, 2018 4:23:26 PM

 

The live webinar has passed, you can now view it [on demand](https://www.geoteric.com/webinars)

 

Webinar 22nd February 2018

This webinar will show you how to edit your existing interpretation using GeoTeric’s Adaptive Horizon technology. It will cover how to refine your existing horizons to benefit of the improved accuracy of the graph theory approach.

**The webinar will demonstrate how to:**

- Bring your existing horizons into GeoTeric
- QC the results against Frequency Decomposition RGB blends
- Edit the horizons interactively using the 3D editing functionality
- Remove existing interpretation in areas where the horizon is inaccurate
- Track the horizon over those areas with different methodologies
- Create surfaces and export them

**Presenter: **

Luis Gomez, Senior Geoscientist

 

[View full post](https://blog.geoteric.com/technical/february-webinar-2018)

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