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How to create 3D well fencing as seismic cube

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Challenges

Currently, we could create well fencing as below. Some clients request to fill up the zone
between two surfaces. However, we have to create 3D simple grid in order to display the
zones.

Display the surfaces in the cross-section, but 3D simple grid must be created in order to
no colour filling up between surfaces. colour up the zones.
Introduction

With this workflow, the seismic cube is created from the zonation using a seismic
calculator with the input of surfaces. Basically, the seismic cube that will be created, it
could be called as zonation volume attribute.
Generate zonation volume attribute from surfaces.

Zone1=If(Z<=Base_Cretaceous(X,Y) And Z>Top_Tarbert(X,Y),1,0)

Zone2=If(Z<=Top_Tarbert(X,Y) And Z>Top_Ness(X,Y),2,0)

Zone3=If(Z<=Top_Ness(X,Y) And Z>Top_Etive(X,Y),3,0)


Combine zonation
Zonation attribute cube as the result

Final = Zone1 + Zone 2 + Zone 3


What we can do with…

We can draw any general intersection lines to We can post the zonation on the well fencing
see the zonations. with colour fill.
More

With horizon probe, the zonation can be extracted using geobody extraction. The zonation can be
obtained without creating any model. These geobody probe can be converted to points.
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