Abstract: In accordance with the present invention, a method that utilizes 3D overall view (O-view) for interactively interpreting geophysical and geological data to produce instantaneously sub-surface geologic maps, geologic features, cross-sections and models, are disclosed. The system provides the user a new capability of interactively interpret seismic data for immediate response. The system allows users to make any corrections interactively on instantaneous basis that is necessary as the interpretation progresses.

Abstract: In accordance with the present invention, a system and a method for generating structural, stratigraphic and petro-physical interpretations of geophysical and geological data to produce sub-surface geologic maps, cross-sections, and models, are disclosed that provide additional advantages over and/or substantially reduce disadvantages associated with the previous methods of seismic data interpretation. The method for interpreting seismic data includes a touch screen based computer system that is easily operable to collect coordinate and other attribute data associated with seismic and well log information. The system is capable of giving the user a feel of virtual paper-pencil based interpretation by allowing the user to freely draw interpretations and annotations on the seismic and well log displays, and collecting all such annotation and interpretation data are stored as a set of points. The system also collects the structural, stratigraphic and petro-physical information and stores in the database.

Abstract: A system for evaluating real-time power flow information includes a collection device operable to collect measurement data associated with at least one point in a power transmission network and a server in communication with the collection device and operable to process the measurement data to determine a current at the at least one point. The system also includes a client in communication with the server and operable to display the current as being associated with the at least one point and a cost associated with the current and the at least one point.