Once you’ve generated dips (see Dips), you can create the edges. Edges highlight the areas where there is a change in the movement and direction of the vectors in the dips volume. For example, displaying a possible fault in the seismic data. It is a way to visualise discontinuity.

You can smooth 2D/3D volumes including velocity and other low frequency volumes using the Volume Smoothing process. This process uses the damped least-squares method to suppress derivatives in every spatial dimension of the input volume.

You can smooth 2D/3D volumes including velocity and other low frequency volumes using the Volume Smoothing process. This process uses the damped least-squares method to suppress derivatives in every spatial dimension of the input volume.

You can smooth 2D/3D volumes including velocity and other low frequency volumes using the Volume Smoothing process. This process uses the damped least-squares method to suppress derivatives in every spatial dimension of the input volume.

You can smooth 2D/3D volumes including velocity and other low frequency volumes using the Volume Smoothing process. This process uses the damped least-squares method to suppress derivatives in every spatial dimension of the input volume.

You can export a single/multiple polygons picked in the Map View in the GeoQuest/IESX format (.dat or .iesx file extension) or DUG’s .dupoly format. For other polygons picked in section views, you can export them using the .dupoly format.