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Automatic Interpretation and Mapping in SeismicFlow | Thebe Dataset, Northern Carnarvon Basin

This video demonstrates automatic horizon interpretation and structural mapping in SeismicFlow using the Thebe seismic dataset from the Northern Carnarvon Basin, offshore Australia. The workflow begins by loading the seismic volume and rendering a cross-line section on the 2D canvas. The automatic interpretation mode is activated on the 2D canvas, and a reflector is selected directly on the seismic section. SeismicFlow then interprets the entire reflector and generates a continuous horizon. The interpreted horizon is displayed in the 2D canvas and in the 3D view. The video then shows the creation of a structural contour map from the interpreted horizon. Structural maps can be generated from both automatically and manually interpreted horizons and display elevation in two-way travel time or depth, depending on the data domain. The structural mapping window includes visualization controls such as colormap selection and display settings, as well as interactive drawing and measurement tools. Lines, circles, and rectangles can be drawn with real-time distance and area measurements. The resulting maps can be exported as images for analysis or publication.