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OpendTect & OpendTect Pro main features dGB\’s software products can be split into two parts: open source and closed source. The open source part is OpendTect, a seismic interpretation software system for processing, visualizing and interpreting multi-volume seismic data, and for fast-track development of innovative interpretation tools. The closed source part starts with OpendTect Pro, a commercial layer on top of OpendTect width a lot of extra functionality, especially for professionals. OpendTect Pro can be extended by renting or purchasing commercial plugins that offer unique seismic interpretation workflows. See what functionality is supported. See our corporate brochure.Features Data IO via SEGY, LAS, ASCII2D & 3D viewersHorizon trackers, fault sticks & planesInteractive attribute analysisWell tie, waveletsTime-depth conversion3D bodies. Special Functionality in...

The following new features have been developed in OpendTect Rework of the 2D geometryAll batch processing can be restartedAttributes on pre-stack gathersImproved horizon-based painterF-K plots on slicesRe-worked mathematics expressionsDirectional texture attributes – Plugin from Joanneum InstituteImproved setup for distributed computingImproved handling multi-component / pre-stack interactionDocumentation in MadCap Flare: HTML5 output, Context-Sensitive Help, fully searchable index and permanently visible TOCMatlab connectionproduct:dGB Earth Sciences OpendTect v4.6.0 Lanaguage:english Platform:Win7/WIN8 Size:1CD

rossplots, PDF and Bayesian inversion The cross-plot tool has been enhanced considerably. It now supports colour-coding of wells & attributes and generation of Probability Density Functions (PDFs) and Bayesian inversion work flows. fault-handling Other highlights* Low frequency model building using HorizonCube data* Improved Stratigraphic Model building* Multimachine batch processing on Windows* Gridding using GMT algorithms* Improved 2D Viewer (e.g. added tree, horizon/fault tracking)* Export of cultural data to GoogleEarth: wells, survey area, 2D lines, random lines, polygons* Directional lighting* Interactive fault construction from faultsticksets* Translation of gui text using Google-translate * New toolbar icons New in the Closed Source part horizoncube-icon2 HorizonCube Game-changing new plugin that auto-tracks a dense set of horizons (e.g. a horizon every 4ms). The HorizonCube impacts...

OpendTect is an open source seismic interpretation software system for processing, visualizing and interpreting multi-volume seismic data, and for fast-track development of innovative interpretation tools. Optionally OpendTect can be extended with (closed source) commercial plugins. Features Horizon trackerThe new horizon tracker features various modes: In auto-track mode the surface grows automatically within a user specified tracking area. The tracker can be controlled by amplitude only, by a step-wise amplitude difference and by similarity (cross-correlation). The stepwise tracker first tracks the areas that have a minimal amplitude difference with the picked seeds and allows for a greater difference in subsequent steps. This results in a much better horizon which requires less editing. In line tracking mode the user makes an interpretation...

OpendTect 4.2 comes with new HorizonCube and Well Correlation plugins, as well as new interpretation, editing and visualization features. Benefits include: A significant increase in the number and density of mapped horizons through the HorizonCube plugin, resulting in low frequency model building with a greater number of horizons and more accurate inversion results, geologically sound rock-property predictions, a realistic geologic history and well correlations, and more geological information from seismic than ever before. A well correlation tool with a new stratigraphic framework and interactive viewer from which users can correlate and update well markers and horizons. The latest in visualization, editing and data integration features. Through Wacom’s interactive pen display technology, seismic interpreters can interact directly with the tablet to...