3-D improves/speeds up fault plane analysis
Karen S. Hoffman, Derek R. Taylor, Richard T. Schnell · The Leading Edge · 1996
It is inherently difficult to visualize, map, model, and eventually analyze faulted prospects. Traditional two-dimensional methods, whether applied by hand or computer, have severe limitations which too often result in the drilling of drained fault blocks, the relinquishing of prime prospects, or a missed opportunity to book additional reserves.