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Luis Gomez | July 17, 2018

Pseudo relief attribute

This blog post shows how to calculate a pseudo relief attribute volume using GeoTeric. The pseudo relief attribute gives a topography-like representation of the data, where the interpreter might ...

Chris Han | May 7, 2020

Exporting Attribute Point-Sets from the IFC+ for Quantitative Data Analysis

In GeoTeric 2016.2 the IFC+ now supports the ability to export data values for the selected clusters. This allows increased quantitative attribute analysis of specific areas/features of ...

Peter Szafian | July 17, 2018

Azimuth, Fault Trends, Instantaneous Phase: how to convert these values into degrees?

GeoTeric users know that some of the attributes calculated with the software have “strange” values, which are ...

Geoteric | May 7, 2020

Optimisation of Amplitudes and Scaling for Visualisation

One common question for GeoTeric users is how best to scale amplitude data for optimal visualisation and analysis. In this article, we present some useful definitions and tips ...

Peter Szafian | July 17, 2018

How to create a structural-topographic horizon map in GeoTeric?

Office walls of exploration teams frequently feature structural-topographic maps of key horizons: topography of the horizon is encoded ...

Chris Han | July 17, 2018

Manipulation of Volume Data Values

The blog post this week will show how we can manipulate the data values in a volume with specific emphasis on how this can be applied to

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Geological Expression for Gas Hydrates

Gas hydrates occur abundantly in deepwater marine settings, and pose a widespread obstacle for the exploration and production of hydrocarbon reserves. Their presence can present hazards in drilling, due to increased risk of blowouts ...

Geoteric | March 17, 2020