[SoC] GSOC Horizon based stratigraphy wk3 checkin

[Michael Barton]

How about making the assumption that horizons sampled by a single point are horizontal--or perhaps some other plane with dip and strike specified by the user like in r.plane.

Michael
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On Jul 5, 2013, at 8:57 AM, Tim Bailey <timibly at gmail.com<mailto:timibly at gmail.com>>
 wrote:

This week I worked on the voxel assignment operator for my module.  I also explored the possibility of using a priori assigned anisotropy with a kernal operator to populate the voxel space.One concern that I am not sure how to manage yet are horizon instances that are only identified in a single sample. Next week I will continue working on these same areas.

Tim Bailey

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