Use Faults tool to intersect components classified as Faults and
Horizons.
Faults are generally interpreted separately from other
geo-bodies and commonly have a different, disconnected, discretization. A key geo- model
building step is connecting these fault(s) to the rest of the domain in a geologically
reasonably and consistent way. Until now the process of finding, resolving, honoring
and, often, stitching the numerous intersections between fault(s) and other geo-features
necessary to achieve this was long and laborious. GeoD-Pre simplifies and automates many
of the procedures required whilst allowing complete user control of all aspects of the
process. There could be intersections between faults-horizons, and/or between two
faults. Using the Faults tool, you can fix such intersection issues.
Before
After
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Figure 2.
Fault and horizons are intersecting without mesh
interaction
After the process, the fault and horizon mesh are intersected
and nodes are equivalenced;
Intersecting fault is split into two components under same
part.
From GeoD ribbon, Fix group, select Faults.Figure 3. Figure 4.
Available options are:
Select displayed faults
Select faults manually from the graphics area
Advanced selection options
Select displayed horizons
Select horizons manually from the graphics area
Faults Tool Options
Description of Faults options.
Advanced Options
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Stitch Gaps
Tolerance to close gap
Tolerance to remove penetration
Penetration removal tolerance value.
Number of layers to remesh
Number of layers to be remeshed after intersection.
Organize faults
To organize faults into different components after
intersection with horizons.
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