TPG4162 - 3D Visualization of Petroleum Data
Course content
3D visualization of petroleum data. Overview of visualization techniques applicable to analysis and simulation within petroleum technology and petroleum geoscience. Demonstration of techniques and industrial solutions. Fundamentals of computer graphics. Implementation of visual applications by means of OpenGL programming interface and shaders. Handling of large data sets.
Learning outcome
The course will give an introduction to applicable visualization methods and enable the students to develop visualization solutions for use within the petroleum sector.
Learning methods and activities
Lectures and exercises. Excursions. Presentation and discussion of applicable techniques for visualization purposes, examples and sample program code. Discussion of exercises. The exercises count for 50/100 of the final grade. Final exam decides the remaining 50/100 of the final grade. The course will be taught in English if International MSc students participate.
Compulsory assignments
- Exercises
Recommended previous knowledge
Basic knowledge and skills concerning procedural programming.
Required previous knowledge
Course materials
Lecture notes, tutorials, selected papers and lecturing material, OpenGL manual.
More on the course
NoFacts
Version: 1
Credits: 7.5
Study level: Second degree level
Grade: Letters
Coursework
Term no.: 1
Teaching semester: FALL 2010
Start: FALL 2010
No.of lecture hours: 2
Lab hours: 3
No.of specialization hours: 7
Language of instruction: English
Examination plan
FALL 2010
Examination arrangement: Oral examination/Work
Part: 1
Oral examination
, counts for 50/100
Examination aids: D
Examination date: 2010.08.12
Part: 2
Work
, counts for 50/100
Examination date:
Course coordinator
- Stein Inge Dale
Lecturer(s)
- Stein Inge Dale
Department with academic responsibility
Department of Petroleum Engineering and Applied Geophysics
Subject area(s)
- Petroleum Engineering
- Technological subjects
Contact information
Department of Petroleum Engineering and Applied GeophysicsLerkendal og Valgrinda