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GEOL882.3 Seismic Processing Systems Objective Processing Systems SEGY and similar file formats General structure of several systems
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Seismic Processing Systems

Objective

Processing Systems

SEGY and similar file formats

General structure of several systems

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Seismic Processing Systems

Usually geared to a particular type of application

Mostly CMP reflection processing;

Land or marine, 2D or 3D.

Commercial:ProMAX (Landmark, now Haliburton);

Omega (Western Geophysical, marine);

Echos (Paradigm);

Amoco and almost every other company have their own…

Vista (Seismic Image Soft. Now Schlumberger).

Open-source/Universities:Stanford Exploration Project;

Seismic Un*x (Colorado School of Mines);

FreeUSP (Amoco);

SIOSEIS (Scrippts, marine, not free!);

Our own: http://seisweb.usask.ca/igeos

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Seismic data formatsSEG-Y

Most seismic data formats are similar, and include:

Text file header (comments for the user, line description);

Binary file header (number of traces, other vital formatting information);

‘Traces’, each including:Binary trace header (channel number, coordinate, offset,

statics, mute times, filter parameters, etc.). Some formats allow user-defined trace headers.

Trace sample values (integer or floating-point).

SEG-Y (adopted by SEG as the standard data exchange format):

Text file header of 3200 bytes (40 80-character lines);Binary file header of 400 bytes;Traces include:240-byte headers, fixed predefined format.Samples in any of the 2- or 4-byte formats (usually stored

as 4-byte IBM REAL).

Seismic Un*x format is generally SEGY without file header and with some additional headers in trace records

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Seismic data formatsSEG-2

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Seismic data formatsNanometrics YFILE

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Well-log data formatLAS

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Graphics FormatPostScript

A seismic section on a bitmap

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ProMAX, EchosProcessing organized around the database

Area (project)LineProcessing Flows (perform specific

processing tasks with the traces or databases)

Datasets (traces, headers, lookup tables)

Databases (most of them called OPF – Ordered Parameter Files)

Tables (travel times, velocity models, etc.)

A special area used for archiving and restoring other projects ('areas')

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ProMAXKey components

Front-end GUINavigates within areas, lines, flows,

datasets, databases, tables, etc.

Flow builderAllows building processing flows from a

library of modules

Send flows to execution

MonitorMonitors running jobs, allows

suspending and killing them

Displays job logs

Database editorsDisplay/edit various databases

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VISTA

Processing organized around a dataset in a SEGY file

Processing operations are mostly modifications of this file

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Seismic Un*xand IGeoS

Processing organized by processing flows (shell scripts)

Additional files (velocity model, picks, etc.) created and used by tools as needed

Interactive displays also created by tools

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Processing Flow

Seismic processing flow is a computer program

Implemented as a 'script' (DISCO, SIA, SU), 'instruction list' (ProMAX), or visual 'graph' (Vista, Omega)

User builds the processing sequence using a collection of tools for data manipulation

Results in generation of a code customized to perform the specified task

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A More General Processing Flow (IGeoS/SIA)

SIA Seismic processing logic is based on independent operation of the modules

Each module transforms an input gather of multicomponent traces into output one

SIA also maintains a system of database tables and inter-modular messaging mechanism


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