An Expert System For Seismic Data Interpretation

Author: Neelu Jyothi Ahuja
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Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 3659249033

An Expert System For Seismic Data Interpretation: Expert System Development for Seismic Data Interpretation using Visual and Analytical Tools with over 200 Rules

Seismic images are extensively used by petroleum geologists to delineate subsurface geological structures. Get An Expert System For Seismic Data Interpretation computer books for free.
This interpretation is dependent on interpreter's individual skills, and expertise causing a complex seismic image to be interpreted differently by different seismologists. To overcome this uncertainty a prototype expert system SeisExpert, has been developed in which the experience and heuristic knowledge of the experts have been incorporated in the form of a set of rules. Over 120 rules have been built into a commercially available expert system shell, 'Flex' (from Logic Programming Associates, UK). Information received from the user is chained through these rules to interpret the seismic images. Additionally, analytical procedures Check An Expert System For Seismic Data Interpretation our best computer books for 2013. All books are available in pdf format and downloadable from rapidshare, 4shared, and mediafire.

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This interpretation is dependent on interpreter's individual skills, and expertise causing a complex seismic image to be interpreted differently by different seismologists. To overcome this uncertainty a prototype expert system SeisExpert, has been developed in which the experience and heuristic knowledge of the experts have been incorporated in the form of a set of rules. Over 120 rules have been built into a commercially available expert system shell, 'Flex' (from Logic Programming Associates, UK). Information received from the user is chained through these rules to interpret the seismic images his interpretation is dependent on interpreter's individual skills, and expertise causing a complex seismic image to be interpreted differently by different seismologists. To overcome this uncertainty a prototype expert system SeisExpert, has been developed in which the experience and heuristic knowledge of the experts have been incorporated in the form of a set of rules. Over 120 rules have been built into a commercially available expert system shell, 'Flex' (from Logic Programming Associates, UK). Information received from the user is chained through these rules to interpret the seismic images. Additionally, analytical procedures

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