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This study introduces a 3D visualization tool for seismic data interpretation, enabling interactive segmentation guided by domain knowledge. User studies confirm its effectiveness in transferring expertise to non-specialists.

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Area of Science:

Geophysics
Geoscience visualization
Seismic data analysis

Background:

Seismic data interpretation requires specialized domain knowledge.
Current methods for seismic data segmentation can be complex and time-consuming.
Bridging the knowledge gap for non-experts in geoscience is a significant challenge.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and evaluate a 3D visualization environment for interactive seismic data segmentation.
To integrate domain information directly into the visualization process.
To assess the system's efficacy in transferring domain knowledge to novice users.

Main Methods:

Development of an interactive 3D visualization environment.
Incorporation of domain-specific geologic feature information.
User-guided segmentation steering based on visual cues and knowledge.
Conducting a user study to evaluate knowledge transfer.

Main Results:

The 3D visualization environment facilitates interactive segmentation of geologic features in seismic data.
Users could effectively steer segmentations using visual information and integrated domain knowledge.
A user study demonstrated successful transfer of domain knowledge to non-expert participants.

Conclusions:

Interactive 3D visualization is a viable approach for seismic data interpretation.
Integrating domain knowledge enhances segmentation accuracy and user understanding.
This method effectively democratizes seismic data analysis by enabling non-experts to leverage domain expertise.