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    3D Geological Modeling

    Chapter 07 Fault Data

    4.Fault Data
    In Petrel, fault data is presented in two formats: Fault
    Polygons and Fault Sticks as follows:

    a.Fault Polygons
    Fault polygons are normally generated in the seismic
    interpretation station or in a mapping application, and are
    commonly defined by the hanging wall line and the
    footwall line for a given surface.

    How to Import Fault Polygons file


    1. Right click on the Gullfaks Input folder then choose
    Insert folder. Rename it to Fault Polygons (Time).
    2. Now right-click on the Fault Polygons (Time) folder,
    then select Import (on Selection). The Import File
    form appears as shown in Fig. 7.1. Select Zmap+ lines
    (ASCII) (*.*) from the Files of type combo box. And
    press the Open button.

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    Fig.7.1: The Import File form


    3. The Elevation Time option and the Fault polygons
    should be selected from the Domain and Line Type
    combo boxes, as shown in Fig. 7.2. And press the Ok for
    All button.

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    Chapter 07 Fault Data

    Fig. 7.2: The Input data dialog

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    Fig.7.3: The Fault Polygons displayed in a 3D window

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    b.Fault Sticks
    Fault sticks may be created from within Petrel. Their files
    can be edited with any text editor such as Notepad as
    shown in Fig. 7.4.

    Fig.7.4: The Fault Sticks data file open in a Notepad


    window

    How to Import Fault Sticks file


    1. Right click on the Gullfaks Input folder then choose
    Insert folder. Rename it to Faults (time). And right click
    on this folder then choose Insert folder. Rename it to
    Fault Sticks.

    2. Now right-click on the Fault Sticks folder, then select


    Import (on Selection). The Import File form appears
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    as shown in Fig. 7.5. Select Zmap+ lines (ASCII) (*.*)


    from the Files of type combo box. And press the Open
    button.

    Fig.7.5: The Import File form

    3. The Elevation Time option and the Fault sticks should


    be selected from the Domain and Line Type combo

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    boxes, as shown in Fig. 7.6. And press the Ok for All


    button.

    Fig.7.6: The Input Data Dialog

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    Fig.7.7: The Fault Sticks displayed in a 3D window

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