Building a consistent GeoChron model in GOCAD

@inproceedings{MoyenRM2004,
 abstract = { The GeoChron framework is a new 3D-parameterization of the geological space which can be computed over any type of discrete mesh, structured or not. It is based on the principle that an horizon used to build a surfacic model usually represents a iso-value surface of a so-called geological time property. In this article, we present two methods to compute a GeoChron (or G) parameterization of a tetraedrized volume. One method (the IPG-Lines) is a local approach, the other one is a global approach based on DSI constraints. Combining the two methods allows for a more consistent resulting G-parameterization. Finally, we show some examples of applications of the GeoChron framework to real geological data to geostatistical property modeling, seismic cube processing and stress analysis. },
 author = { Moyen, Rémi AND Mallet, Jean-Laurent },
 booktitle = { 24th gOcad Meeting },
 month = { "june" },
 publisher = { ASGA },
 title = { Building a consistent GeoChron model in GOCAD },
 year = { 2004 }
}