OpendTect dGB Plugins User Documentation version 4.2
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8.2. CCB Main window

The CCB main window is used to specify the inputs and parameters required for the stacking.

Inputs are:
  1. Surface defining the contour lines geometry
  2. Seismic volume to stack, post- or pre-stack.


Parameters are:
  1. Volume subselection: Area defining the traces that will be used for stack. This can be an entire volume, a rectangular sub-selection (possibly decimated), a table sub-selection, or a polygonal sub-selection.
  2. Contour Z division: start, stop and step value for the bin selection: A bin is a time/depth gate around a contour line [-step/2, +step/2]. It will be the X-axis of the 2D CCB display. Start and stop values are absolute time/depth values.
  3. Z range around horizon: time/depth interval used the extraction of the seismic data prior to stacking. This is a relative gate with respect to the time/depth of the contour.
Numbers must be entered in Z unit of the survey: meters, seconds or milliseconds.

Based on the selected data the traces will be collected based on the time/depth (bin) of the horizon intersection with each trace.
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