Seismic (for C++)

Classes for displaying seismic data in geoscience applications

Seismic Toolkit is a component of GeoToolkit

With the Seismic Toolkit it is easy to create powerful views containing one or multiple plots overlaying each other or side by side. Users can take advantage of the other GeoToolkit components to overlay annotation, picks, logs or even contours, providing you with all the necessary tools to produce high quality applications. The main features are described below.

NEW - Improved support for transformation, bias, clipping, colour interpolation, and driver colourmap.

Powerful Data Handling – The Seismic Toolkit accesses its data through a published data interface. Developers using the Seismic Toolkit can tie their data format directly using the provided interface or use one of the implementations provided by INT, including Segy file input or memory data access.

Trace display type – INT new fast rasterizer engine supports the following display types: wiggle, variable area, variable density, interpolated density, color filled modes, or combinations.

Built-in Processing Functions – The Seismic Toolkit supports a flexible trace processing pipeline to handle processes such as trace scaling, interpolation, filtering or Automatic Gain Control. Each process module is an object that can be individually controlled. Applications can replace any default module with their own.

Graphic Overlays – Thanks to Carnac powerful view layer managements, applications can overlay any number of seismic dataset, display interpretation or annotation data, overlay logs or contours using the WellLog or the Contour toolkits.

Local Trace Manipulation – Each trace can be positioned independently. User has control of trace highlight, polarity, visibility, color on a trace by trace basis. Fast local trace update.

Virtual Scrolling – Virtual Scrolling mode offers fast display of large sections with unlimited zooming in on a dataset. An image mode pre-rasterizes the data into an image buffer for faster scrolling or for using into movie loops.

Editing – Editor panels are provided to edit the attributes of a section, including setting the display type, controlling the scaling of the data, setting the range of the data, or setting the interpolation mode. A color editor is available to dynamically update the colormap.

Hardcopy Output – EPS is standard and CGM+ is a fully supported option.