2D layers implementing ILayer2D

2D layers are used to display a particular data object in a ILayeredWindow. All layers in a ILayeredWindow implement the com.interactive.intviewerapi.ILayer2D interface. Layers can be stacked on top of each other, so that for example several horizon layers can be displayed on top of a seismic layer.

Working with 2D seismic layers - creating and setting attributes of a seismic layer in a XSection or Map window

• ISeismicLayer - to display seismic data in a XSection window.
• IMapSeismicLayer - to display a seismic time slice in a Map window.
• IMapOutlineSeismicLayer - to display a volume outline in a Map window.
• IMapSeismicLineLayer - to display a 2D seismic line in a Map window

Working with 2D horizon layers - creating and setting attributes of a horizon layer in a XSection or Map window.

• IHorizonLayer - to display a horizon in a XSection window on top of ISeismicLayer
• IMapHorizonLayer - to display a horizon in a Map window.

Working with 2D pointset layers - creating and setting attributes of a pointset layer in a XSection or Map window.

• IPointSetLayer - to display pointset data in a XSection window on top of ISeismicLayer
• IMapPointSetLayer - to display pointset data in a Map window on top of IMapSeismicLayer

Working with 2D triangle mesh layers - creating and setting attributes of a triangle mesh layer in a XSection or Map window

• ITriangleMeshLayer - to display the intersection of a triangulated surface in a XSection window on top of ISeismicLayer
• IMapTriangleMeshLayer - to display the intersection of a triangulated surface in a Map window on top of IMapSeismicLayer

Working with 2D grid surface layers - creating and setting attributes of a grid surface layer in a XSection or Map window.

• IGridSurfaceLayer - to display grid surface data in a XSection window on top of ISeismicLayer
• IMapGridSurfaceSetLayer - to display grid surface data in a Map window

Working with 2D well layers - creating and setting attributes of a well layer in a XSection or Map window.

• IWellLayer - to overlay a well trajectory in XSection window on top of ISeismicLayer
• IMapWellLayer - to display a well trajectory in a Map window

Working with 2D GIS layers - creating and setting attributes of a gis layer in a Map window.

• IGisLayer - to display gis data in a Map window.

Working with FK layers - creating and setting attributes of a fk layer in a FK window.

• IFKLayer - to display a FK display in a FK window.

Working with spectrum and spectrum phase layers - creating and setting attributes of a spectrum layer in a spectrum window, and a spectrum phase layer in a spectrum phase window

• ISpectrumLayer - to display a spectrum chart in a spectrum window (ISpectrumWindow).
• ISpectrumPhaseLayer - to display a spectrum plot in a spectrum phase window (ISpectrumPhaseWindow).

Working with histogram layers - creating and setting attributes of a histogram layer in a histogram window

• ISeismicHistogramLayer - to display a seismic histogram chart in a seismic histogram window (ISeismicHistogramWindow).
• IWellHistogramLayer - to display a seismic histogram chart in a seismic histogram window (IWellHistogramWindow).

2D layers implementing only IVisual

Well logs are displayed in track windows called IWellLogWindow that have a different behavior than ILayeredWindow.

Working for well log visuals - creating and setting attributes of a well log visual in a well log window

• IWellLogVisual - to display a well log visual in a well log window (IWellLogWindow).

Event Handlers, Actions and Synchronization

You can interact programmatically with existing layers using event handlers or actions.

2D Layer Event Handlers - how to control event handling for a 2D layer

Drawing Shapes - how to add J/CarnacPro shapes to a 2D layer

Layer Actions - how to add control actions that appear when a user right clicks on a 2D and 3D layer window

Synchronization - how to control synchronization between layers

An API is also provided to create your own 2D layers and drag and drop layers.

See also: Working with Attribute and Window Shortcut Panels