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Practical Guidance for the Installation and Operation of the CubeTechnology System with Artificial Intelligence Support from ChatGPT

Sep 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2 citations · 2 references

Abstract

This practical guidance presents a procedure for installing and operating the CubeTechnology system in which artificial intelligence is used as a continuous assistant to the user at all stages of working with the system. The main distinguishing feature of the proposed approach is that the user provides ChatGPT, or another AI service they are accustomed to using, with the CubeTechnology documentation archive. The AI uses a dedicated navigation document within the archive to identify the required manuals and documentation sections, explain the sequence of actions, help verify that the installation has been completed correctly, translate instructions into the user’s native language, support the execution of training and production tasks, and assist in analyzing difficulties that arise during operation. When errors or unexpected results occur, the user can provide the chat with screenshots, calculation logs, program parameters, input and output files, VisualCube scenes, and other diagnostic materials. The AI compares these materials with the system documentation, helps localize the cause of the problem, and proposes a sequence of checks. If the issue cannot be resolved in the chat, the AI can help prepare a message to the author of CubeTechnology, and the author’s reply can then be added to the same chat so that the work can continue. This form of support reduces the user’s dependence on the developer’s constant direct involvement and makes it possible to master the system progressively, from installation and familiarization with the VisualCube multi-window graphical interface to performing seismic data processing and interpretation tasks. The guidance also provides links to the software distribution package, complete documentation, test data, training materials, and related CubeTechnology publications. Related publications: 1. CubeTechnology system presentation: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22122420 2. Announcement of the book on the theoretical foundations of the system: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22064681 3. Special Courses on the Theory of the System: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22108817

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