Posters ESSI2.3
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ESSI2.3 Maps to Models – advances in 3D/4D geoscience interpretation techniques and methodologies |
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Attendance Time: Thursday, 11 April 2013, 15:30–17:00 Red Posters Chairperson: Roland Baumberger |
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R216
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EGU2013-904
Considerations on voxelization techniques for 3D geological and geophysical modeling using borehole data and seismic section interpretation - examples from Little Hungarian Plain, Pannonian Basin Edina Bartakovics, Zsófia Koma, Balázs Székely, Gábor Kovács, András Zámolyi, and Gábor Tímár |
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R217
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EGU2013-5988
Handling and quantifying uncertainty in geological 3D models: A methodological approach based on remote-sensing and field work. Roland Baumberger, Philip Wehrens, and Marco Herwegh |
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R218
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EGU2013-2281
Empirical assessment of the uncertainty in a 3-D geological framework model Murray Lark, Steve Mathers, Steve Thorpe, Sarah Arkley, Dave Morgan, and Dave Lawrence |
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R219
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EGU2013-5080
Innovative 3D and 4D geological interpretation, modelling and visualisation techniques for subsurface characterisation of complex industrial sites - examples in the UK nuclear industry Nicholas Smith, John Shevelan, David Hodgetts, and William Head |
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R220
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EGU2013-10978
Processing and Visualization of Borehole data in GIS Lucie Kondrova |
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R221
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EGU2013-4721
Delivery mechanisms of 3D geological models - a perspective from the British Geological Survey Ricky Terrington, Antony Myers, Ben Wood, and Baneet Arora |
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R222
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EGU2013-5349
Contribution of seismic processing to put up the scaffolding for the 3-dimensional study of deep sedimentary basins: the fundaments of trans-national 3D modelling in the project GeoMol Laure Capar and the GeoMol project team |
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EGU2013-11367
Problems and challenges of 3D modeling of regional geological structures in the Precambrian bedrock - a case study from the Outokumpu area, Finland (withdrawn) Eevaliisa Laine, Kerstin Saalmann, and Esko Koistinen |
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R224
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EGU2013-179
From new generation of remote sensing geological maps to 3-D model: the Central Kyzylkum (Western Uzbekistan) is taken as example Elena Sidorova |