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1. Import the seismic files using Seismic Explorer for ArcMap the or ZGY tool. If you are using the Seismic Explorer you should set
   
   1. For small datasets you can use the Raster with Statistics and Pyramids as output format to have pyramids and stats created as part of the import.
   2. For larger datasets you should choose Raster File as output format and then use the built-in ArcGIS tools to create pyramids and statistics as separate post-steps.
2. If you have converted SEG-Y files you may use the Seismic Explorer 3D visualization to verify that the seismic data has been correctly read and converted.  
3. Copy the seismic rasters or ZGY files to a directory to which the server has read access. This location will probably be a folder that is registered as a data store on the server.
4. Replace the value of the URL field in the seismic feature class corresponding to the target location on the server used in the previous step. See the section on manually modifying the urls at the bottom of this page for details.
5. Install the Seismic Server SOE on the server. This will provide the Seismic Server capability when publishing maps. Click the Site button on the server administration page and then select Extensions.
6. Create a map containing the seismic survey navigation features created in the geodatabase. 
7. Publish the map and make sure to enable the Seismic Server capabiliity. 
8. When the map is published verify that the data is in place using a test URL (details below).
9. Open the seismic server web app to view your data, see the section Web Client for details.

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Publishing from SEG-Y files

1. Use the Import the seismic files using Seismic Explorer for ArcGIS to read the SEG-Y files. Choose ArcMap the or ZGY tool.
   
   1. For small datasets you can use the Raster with Statistics and Pyramids as output format to have pyramids and stats created as part of the import.
   2. For larger datasets you should choose Raster File as output format and then use the built-in ArcGIS tools to create pyramids and statistics as separate post-steps.
2. Copy the rasters to a registered data folder or  geodatabase to which the server has access. Make a note of the location as seen from the server.
3. Use the Set Seismic URL to create a copy of the navigation feature class with the correct target URL as used in the previous step
4. Create a map containing the seismic outline features and publish the map. This will give you a URL to the published feaure layer in the map server. 

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• For ZGY files, the url should be similar to file:///c:/mydata/myvolume.zgy
• For raster files the URL should point to the raster fileame filename without the inline, crossline or timeslice ending, ie if you have raster files c:/mydata/myvolume_inlines.tif, c:/mydata/myvolume_crosslines.tif etc the url should be file:///c:/mydata/myvolume.tif
• If you keep the raster data in the same geodatabase as the feature class the url should be of the format urn:name:<name of seismics>. So if the seismic 2D line is named LINE_43_SOUTH the URL would be urn:name:LINE_43_SOUTH

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