picking faults on time slices

[vincent favreau]

Hi all,

it doesn't seem to be possible to pick faults on time slices.

Is it intentional or a user error ?

Thanks

[Kristoffer Rimaila]

Hi Vincent,

You can pick faults on time slices. Please ensure that the fault (or FaultStickSet) has not been picked on another element such as inline or cross-line prior to starting picking on your z-slice, since we cannot 'mix' where these are picked.

Best Regards,

Kristoffer

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[Eric A. Williams]

Kristoffer,

How do you connect the fault segments picked on time slices to make the vertical fault plane?

Best Regards,

Eric A. Williams

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On Apr 25, 2025, at 11:30 AM, Kristoffer Rimaila <kristoffe...@dgbes.com> wrote:



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[Kristoffer Rimaila]

Hi Eric,

When you interpret a single fault, the sticks connect automatically. Please make sure you are viewing the fault ’in full’ if you cannot see it. If you interpret a FaultStickSet (i.e. blind fault sticks) these need to be connected to create fault planes by using the polygon select tool in the bottom toolbar. Please see this link for a deep-dive into faults and this link for faultsticksets. 

Best Regards,

Kristoffer

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[Eric A. Williams]

Thank you Kristoffer. 

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Eric A. Williams

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On Apr 26, 2025, at 9:45 PM, Kristoffer Rimaila <kristoffe...@dgbes.com> wrote:

Hi Eric,

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