Viewing Multiple 2D Volumes
Working with 2D data can be more complicated that working with 3D volumes. Insight provides several tools to simplify viewing data across several volumes.
- Use line sets to work with selected lnes from multiple 2D surveys (see Creating a 2D Line Set).
- Create arblines that follow different segments of 2D lines (see Arblines).
- Use groups to display data from many 2D volumes (see Groups).
Viewing Grouped 2D with Arblines
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Arblines can span many 2D line segments, through several surveys. A group of volumes will show data from many different datasets and surveys along these arblines.
A group can be created to view multiple 2D lines/volumes along one arbline.
- Create an arbline that passes through multiple 2D lines/volumes (see Creating an Arbline) e.g. an arbline created along two different 2D volumes; Maura_2D and Kingfisher_2D.
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- Create a group with the 2D volumes that were part of the arbline (see Creating a Group).
- Go to Control Panel > View > Arbline View.
- Select the Group in the navigation bar of the Arbline View to display all the volume data that the arbline passes through.
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