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This screen shows the result of the calculations made to create vertical and
horizontal slices of the measurements done. You see the horizontal slice (X
or Y) to the right and the Top View, the vertical slice, to the left.
For explanation of the two function-buttons and see next
section in this manual.
The options Angle, Aperture and Threshold are settings for the Top View
and stands for:
Angle – The space between the single lines of data is being filled with
the help of an interpolation scheme. This interpolation can be
performed in different directions where the angle parameter determines
this direction as -45 to +45. A value of 0 indicates orthogonal
interpolation, the normal case. This filter should mainly be used when
the target directions are not parallel with any of the profile sets.
Aperture – When targets are not exactly horizontal, it helps a lot if one
can view a depth/time interval instead of an instant time slice. This
parameter determines the thickness of the merged time slices. It should
be altered in order to better follow a dipping target or to view several
targets, on different depths, in the same top view. When the parameter
is altered, the time/depth span is shown interactively on the side view.
Threshold – this is composed filter. It mainly sets a threshold on the
top view data. Levels below the threshold are zeroed and levels above
are presented. The parameter is expressed in percent of maximum
amplitudes found the dataset.
The screen can be expanded by and displayed as:
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