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About Tesseral

Tesseral software are used for simple processing and imaging analysis. Tesseral possess full wave seismic modeling capabilities and among the most accurate numerical simulation software available. The software need higher computer specification. Full wave modeling has the advantage as reflected discontinuities and structural elements can be image correctly while at the same time preserve resolution capability of the observation system. Aim of this project assignment is to consequently understand the concept of model building, wave propagation, velocity and migration.

Tesseral 2D

From full-wave modeling of complex structures to pre-stack depth migration

Application allows assigning different seismic acquisition geometries, numerical model building of complex seismic sections and modeling propagation of seismic waves in heterogeneous medium for the scalar, acoustic, elastic and elastic anisotropic wave equations.


Algorithms use fast and accurate computational schemebased on the finite difference method, which allows effective modeling of arbitrarily complex geological medium, including the combination of solid and liquid state bodies.


Obtained wave fields can be processed, directly within the software, to obtain seismic images with the help of different modifications of the time and depth migration.

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The software package Tesseral 2D is intended for the interactive analysis and examination of depth-velocity models and it easy fits into the survey planning, processing and interpretation of seismic data.


It is widely used as an educational tool in the study of wavefield propagation phenomena, survey planning, processing and interpretation of seismic data.


Tesseral Pro

Full wave modeling & ray-tracing for oil and gas fields


Tesseral Pro is a new software implementation based on the Tesseral 2D package. It includes additional tools such as ray tracing and it is intended to be used for the interactive analysis and examination of depth-velocity models of oil and gas fields by using geological - geophysical data bases.

The software allows creating depth velocity models from well log data, maps of geological surfaces, 2D and 3D seismic velocity models, for the calculation of synthetic data from 2D built models and as well as the preparation of the 2.5D calculation assignment.

Tesseral Pro enables the creation of thin-layered models capable of high precision and modeling feasibility. Along with well log data, the user can enter additional data such as: well's coordinates and inclinometry, stratigraphic arrangements, fault information, horizon maps etc.

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