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| geoscene3d:add_geophysics:segyfiles [2020/11/10 13:20] – [Step 2: Activate the marker at ‘SEGY data is Big Endian’ (you can make sure the Segy file is Big Endian by looking at the file in e.g. SeiSee).] gs3d | geoscene3d:add_geophysics:segyfiles [2021/12/07 11:35] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1 | ||
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| This tutorial describes how to import SEGY files as a profile. | This tutorial describes how to import SEGY files as a profile. | ||
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| + | Import of *.segy, *.sgy and *.seg format. | ||
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| ==== Requirements ==== | ==== Requirements ==== | ||
| - | The coordinates in the SEGY file MUST be placed in the Group X coordinate and Group Y coordinate. | + | The coordinates in the SEGY file MUST be placed in the 'Group X coordinate' |
| === Data === | === Data === | ||
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| ==== Step 1: Open the ’Add Data Wizard’ and select the Segy fil. ==== | ==== Step 1: Open the ’Add Data Wizard’ and select the Segy fil. ==== | ||
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| ==== Step 2: Activate the marker at ‘SEGY data is Big Endian’ (you can make sure the Segy file is Big Endian by looking at the file in e.g. SeiSee). ==== | ==== Step 2: Activate the marker at ‘SEGY data is Big Endian’ (you can make sure the Segy file is Big Endian by looking at the file in e.g. SeiSee). ==== | ||
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| + | ==== Step 3: Give the new object a name and select a group node for the object. ==== | ||
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| + | Go to Object Properties for the Segy data and manual set the ‘SEGY Vertical Position’.\\ | ||
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| - | ==== \\ | + | ==== Result |
| - | Step 3: Give the new object a name and select a group node for the object. | + | |
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