When extracting isosurfaces from massive volumetric datasets, in general, the output surface is dense, and may require a lot of memory for processing. In addition to this, depending on the extraction method used, the result can also include several geometric and topological problems. In this study, we experimented combinations of different isosurface extraction methods along out-of-core strategies to generate polygonal approximations to these surfaces, preserving the original topology segmented in the volumetric dataset. The implemented method was tested in a real seismic volume dataset for the salt dome extraction.