Method and system for interactive geological interpretation, modeling and restoration
OwnerAlan Gordon Nunnsinventor
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The present invention comprises a computer-implemented method for interactive geological interpretation, structural modeling and structural restoration, in which instantaneous feedback is provided to an interpreter. A software module is loaded into and executed by the computer system to implement the method of the invention. The method and system are employed by a technician or scientist, such as an earth scientist, geologist or geophysicist, hereinafter called an “interpreter”. Using the method and system, the interpreter can make skilled qualitative and quantitative appraisals of geologic structures that occur within the upper parts of the earth's crust, including both the current state of such structures and their kinematic development through time. One use of such appraisals is to evaluate resources found in structures within sedimentary basins, including but not limited to oil and gas resources. The method and system can be used to train novice and advanced interpreters to improve their understanding.
A computer-implemented method for an interactive analysis of geological structures by an interpreter using a computer system and a software module, the method comprising:
A computer system for interactive analysis of geological structures adapted for storing and executing a software module and further adapted for continuous interactive control of said software module, and continuous graphical display of results, said computer system comprising:
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