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3-D seismic data: time and horizon slices (view source)
Revision as of 21:35, 28 July 2014
, 21:35, 28 July 2014→Structural effects
==Structural effects==
==Structural effects==
A time slice provides at best an image of a small portion of a depositional system. Subsequent structural deformation of the depositional surface typically means that only a small portion of a depositional system is imaged on a time slice. In fact, as the structural relief increases, the anomalies on the time slice associated with the structure quickly dominate the image.
A time slice provides at best an image of a small portion of a depositional system. Subsequent structural [[deformation]] of the depositional surface typically means that only a small portion of a depositional system is imaged on a time slice. In fact, as the structural relief increases, the anomalies on the time slice associated with the structure quickly dominate the image.
==Horizon slices==
==Horizon slices==