Smooth Derivative Grids
Use the Smooth Derivative Grids option (UXSMTHTF GX) to smooth vertical and horizontal derivative grids before the calculation of analytic signal grid.
Smooth Derivative Grids dialog options
Input X-derivative grid | input X-derivative grid to smooth Script Parameter: UXSMTHTF.DX_GRIDIN |
Input Y-derivative grid | input Y-derivative grid to smooth Script Parameter: UXSMTHTF.DY_GRIDIN |
Input Z-derivative grid | input Z-derivative grid to smooth Script Parameter: UXSMTHTF.DZ_GRIDIN |
Output smoothed X-derivative grid | output smoothed X-derivative grid Script Parameter: UXSMTHTF.DX_GRIDOUT |
Output smoothed Y-derivative grid | output smoothed Y-derivative grid Script Parameter: UXSMTHTF.DY_GRIDOUT |
Output smoothed Z-derivative grid | output smoothed Z-derivative grid Script Parameter: UXSMTHTF.DZ_GRIDOUT |
No. of passes of smoothing filter | Specify the number of passes of smoothing (Hanning) filter to apply to the grid so that low amplitude, high frequency ‘noise’ targets will not be picked. More filter passes tend to reduce the number of peaks found. The default is to apply the filter 3 times. Script Parameter: UXSMTHTF.PASS |
Application Notes
This dialog provides you with the option of filtering the derivative grids prior to the calculation of the analytic signal. This is generally used to remove very high frequency noise from the grids.
Hanning Filter
Hanning smooth filter is a 9-point (3x3) filter with the following coefficients:
0.06
0.10
0.06
0.10
0.36
0.10
0.06
0.10
0.06
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