You need to rebuild your database whenever you add or remove data from your project directory. WinPICS automatically checks if project files are up-to-date when you open a project. If WinPICS finds a change in your project, you will receive a message warning you to rebuild the project.
The rebuild function finds intersection locations for 2D lines, creates a text file containing line locations and intersections, produces a decimated coordinate file (for quick map displays), and updates the horizon definition table (database). You can select which of these functions are performed each time you rebuild.
- Rebuild for All Lines – Recalculates intersections for the entire project.
- Rebuild for New Lines – Calculates intersections for new data only.
- Do Not Rebuild – Select this option if you are only performing a line decimation and/or horizon rebuild.
- Intersection Tolerance – Sets the maximum distance for an intersection in UTM map units. WinPICS looks for shotpoints on other lines that are within a radius of the shotpoint of interest. This radius is equal to the intersection tolerance. Shotpoints further away then the intersection tolerance are considered to part of non-intersecting lines.
- Multiple Intersections with Lines – Allows more than one intersection between two seismic lines. Enable this option when you have seismic lines that are not straight. This option slows the rebuild calculation. If you disable this option, only one intersection between any two lines will be found.
- Decimate for All Lines – Creates new decimated coordinate files for entire project.
- Decimate for New Lines – Creates decimated coordinate files for new data only.
- Do Not Decimate – Select this option if you are only rebuilding intersections and/or horizons.
- Decimate Tolerance – Controls the length of line segments drawn on map displays and plots. For straight lines the default of ‘20’ is appropriate. Set a smaller decimation for better representation of curved lines.
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