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* How the surface and [[subsurface maps|subsurface]] tie together

...face using a measurement common to both: the gamma-ray curve. This kind of tie can be more credible than “jump correlating” (identifying events on non

Follow this procedure from Vail<ref name=ch21r44 /> to tie well log information to [[seismic data]]. # Tie well log information to seismic data using the synthetic seismogram.

...pick these same events away from the well on the seismic, being careful to tie at all other well locations. Critical to the interpretation process is comparing how horizons and faults tie at line intersections. Significant effort is expended correcting misties of

...g production, storage, and offloading facility; 10) sub-sea completion and tie-back to host facility. Courtesy Ocean Explorer<ref>[https://oceanexplorer.n

Geological fieldwork can also provide a tighter tie between the rocks themselves and the technologies (logs, seismic surveys, e

...n, can be used to calibrate and refine seismic profiles. Hence, there is a tie-in with geophysical [[modeling]] (directly in the case of sonic–density t

...ted stations are a necessity in land, borehole, and underwater work, while tie lines must be acquired in surface ship and airborne surveys. Regional contr

...justed to a common reference plane. Some data require a bulk time shift to tie other data sets. Bulk shifts are executed primarily in two ways: a correcti ...eological features are determined, and simulated profiles are generated to tie wells.

...jump-correlate picked events across faults. When a conflict exists, a well-tie correlation is preferred to seismic jump correlation across faults. The sei

...rces, it may be handy to have a normal and reverse section when you try to tie different data sets. Also, in stratigraphic work, it may be helpful to dete

...r for lithology, and borehole S wave velocity information is necessary for tie-in with shear wave reflection profiles, amplitude versus [[offset]] studies

...ing along a set of parallel lines that have perpendicular control lines to tie them together. Over smooth terrain, the [[magnetometer]] can be flown as lo

...graph Series n. 2, 50 p.</ref> Also, make sure that the interpreted events tie at the intersections between lines. You may construct a map perfectly, but

# Tie the correlations from depositional-dip sections to depositional-strike sect

...gs and some having check-shot surveys, were used to generate the synthetic tie between seismic and well control. Depth-structure maps were generated for e

...age of the near wellbore area (Hardage, 1992). The results will be used to tie reflectors on seismic lines to geological features in the well.

* They provide a tie to well-log and seismic data.