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Creating
Horizon Grids - Overview
The following workflow takes you through the typical
steps to create horizon grids.
- From the bar select (or press
<Ctrl> + <g>
on your keyboard) to open the Choose
Horizon For Gridding dialog box.
- In the Do Gridding
column, double-click to select the check boxes for the horizons you want
to grid. See: Select
Data to Grid.
- If you want to rename your grid, double-click the name, and enter an appropriate name.
- Click <Execute>
to open the Gridding
dialog box.
- Select a gridding
method. This is the algorithm WinPICS
applies to horizon data to calculate and assign values to a grid.
- Define a new grid
geometry by specifying the grid area, number of grid lines, and the
grid spacing. You may Rename the grid geometry to make it easier to identify
should you wish to reuse this geometry to create future grids. Alternately,
select an existing grid geometry from the pull down list or use Get
Geometry From 3D or Grid Data button to select the geometry
of a 3D or existing grid from another project directory.
- Optional:
Switch between data sets when gridding more than one horizon or attribute
at a time. Control which data is included in gridding calculations by
turning on \ off 2D,
3D, Well and or Control Points. Add, edit or import Control
Points to bias gridding results.
- Use the
Data Trend Treatment. OR specify how trends in your data are treated by
selecting the Action on Trend. and method
you will be Modelling
Trend With. (You can also use these options to map Trend alone or
Residuals).
- Default settings for each of the Gridding Methods
produce acceptable grids in most cases. For better control over gridding
results, see More Options.
- Click <Execute>
to begin gridding or click <Cancel>
to exit the window without gridding.
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