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Title: 3D STRUCTURE MODELING AT THE FEDERAL INSTITUTE FOR GEOSCIENCES AND NATURAL RESOURCES BGR, GERMANY Bi


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3D STRUCTURE MODELINGAT THEFEDERAL
INSTITUTEFOR GEOSCIENCES AND NATURAL RESOURCES
(BGR),GERMANYBirgit Willscher, Rolf Rüdiger
Ludwig, Bettina Kühn
  • THREE-DIMENSIONAL GEOLOGICAL MAPPING (Workshop)
    Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009

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1 BGR and 3D modeling
About BGR
  • Geoscientific institute(subordinate agency of
    the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology,
    BMWi)

THREE-DIMENSIONAL GEOLOGICAL MAPPING
Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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1 BGR and 3D modeling
About BGR
  • Geoscientific institute(subordinate agency of
    the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology,
    BMWi)
  • Advice and information to the federal government
    of Germany and to German industry and research
    institutions

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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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1 BGR and 3D modeling
About BGR
  • Geoscientific institute(subordinate agency of
    the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology,
    BMWi)
  • Advice and information to the federal government
    of Germany and to German industry and research
    institutions
  • Technical cooperation with developing countries,
  • international geoscientific cooperation,
  • geoscientific research

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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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1 BGR and 3D modeling
3D modeling
  • Our teamhydrogeological 3D structure modeling

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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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1 BGR and 3D modeling
3D modeling
  • Our teamhydrogeological 3D structure modeling
  • Why 3D2D just a small slice of a complex
    situation
  • 3D necessary for spatial consistency

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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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1 BGR and 3D modeling
3D modeling
  • Our teamhydrogeological 3D structure modeling
  • Why 3D2D just a small slice of a complex
    situation
  • 3D necessary for spatial consistency

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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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2 Methods
Model construction principles
  • Discretion of surfaces to grids and discretion of
    geo-bodies to volumetric polygons-
    interpolation algorithms- smoothing

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2 Methods
Model construction principles
  • Discretion of surfaces to grids and discretion of
    geo-bodies to volumetric polygons-
    interpolation algorithms- smoothingfor
    heterogeneous data, irregularly distributed data,
    or data varying in scaletime-saving


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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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2 Methods
Model construction principles
  • Discretion of surfaces to grids and discretion of
    geo-bodies to volumetric polygons-
    interpolation algorithms- smoothingfor
    heterogeneous data, irregularly distributed data,
    or data varying in scaletime-saving
  • penetration


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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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2 Methods
Model construction principles
  • Discretion of surfaces to grids and discretion of
    geo-bodies to volumetric polygons-
    interpolation algorithms- smoothingfor
    heterogeneous data, irregularly distributed data,
    or data varying in scaletime-saving
  • penetration


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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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2 Methods
Model construction principles
  • Discretion of surfaces to grids and discretion of
    geo-bodies to volumetric polygons-
    interpolation algorithms- smoothingfor
    heterogeneous data, irregularly distributed data,
    or data varying in scaletime-saving
  • penetrationsubcrops not being in contact with
    surfaces


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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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2 Methods
Model construction principles
  • Discretion of surfaces to grids and discretion of
    geo-bodies to volumetric polygons-
    interpolation algorithms- smoothingfor
    heterogeneous data, irregularly distributed data,
    or data varying in scaletime-saving
  • penetrationsubcrops not being in contact with
    surfaces


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2 Methods
Model construction principles
  • Construction of geo-bodies using input data-
    points or lines- TIN

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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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2 Methods
Model construction principles
  • Construction of geo-bodies using input data-
    points or lines- TIN

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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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2 Methods
Model construction principles
  • Construction of geo-bodies using input data-
    points or lines- TIN

THREE-DIMENSIONAL GEOLOGICAL MAPPING
Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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2 Methods
Model construction principles
  • Construction of geo-bodies using input data-
    points or lines- TIN
  • Construction of complex features


THREE-DIMENSIONAL GEOLOGICAL MAPPING
Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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2 Methods
Model construction principles
  • Construction of geo-bodies using input data-
    points or lines- TIN
  • Construction of complex features


THREE-DIMENSIONAL GEOLOGICAL MAPPING
Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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2 Methods
Model construction principles
  • Construction of geo-bodies using input data-
    points or lines- TIN
  • Construction of complex features


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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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2 Methods
Model construction principles
  • Construction of geo-bodies using input data-
    points or lines- TIN
  • Construction of complex features
  • Visualisation of complex hydrogeological
    problems


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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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2 Methods
Model construction principles
  • Construction of geo-bodies using input data-
    points or lines- TIN
  • Construction of complex features
  • Visualisation of complex hydrogeological
    problems


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3 Discussion of TIN-based models
Software
  • For construction of complex features-
    line-based, TIN- e.g. openGEO

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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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3 Discussion of TIN-based models
Software
  • For construction of complex features-
    line-based, TIN- e.g. openGEO complex
    features like lenses (duplication of layers)


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Portland, Oregon October 17, 2009
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3 Discussion of TIN-based models
Software
  • For construction of complex features-
    line-based, TIN- e.g. openGEO complex
    features like lenses (duplication of
    layers)difficult to learnAutoCAD
    requiredtime-consuming


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3 Discussion of TIN-based models
Software
  • For stacked layer models- e.g. GSI3D

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3 Discussion of TIN-based models
Software
  • For stacked layer models- e.g. GSI3D easy
    to learntime-saving


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3 Discussion of TIN-based models
Software
  • For stacked layer models- e.g. GSI3D easy
    to learntime-savingnot applicable for complex
    faulting (ramps, overthrust faults)


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4 Conclusions
Hydrogeological 3D structure modeling
  • Application of the appropriate software and
    methodology

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4 Conclusions
Hydrogeological 3D structure modeling
  • Application of the appropriate software and
    methodology
  • Purposes of the model resources available for
    the project

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4 Conclusions
Hydrogeological 3D structure modeling
  • Application of the appropriate software and
    methodology
  • Purposes of the model resources available for
    the project
  • Model construction based on expert defined
    cross-sections or contour mapsgt control during
    the modeling process

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THANK YOUFOR YOUR ATTENTION!
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THANK YOUFOR YOUR ATTENTION!
  • 2D gt 3D?
  • Software?
  • Quality control?

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