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Directional drilling 3D visualization modeling about gempy #76
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Also, I'd like to know about this interpolation algorithm that interpolates the lithologies in space based on the different lithologies, what is this interpolation algorithm? 调用 add_orientations 函数gp.add_orientations( geo_model.interpolation_options %%gp.compute_model(geo_model) g3d = gpv.plot_3d(geo_model, show_lith=False, show=False) |
@xiaohua00921 literature and the source code are mentioned in gempy-project/gempy#973 (comment), so please avoid duplicate questions.
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Could you please provide a link to the example you are referring to? What do you mean by the xyz values are not changed? These would be the input data for your modelling. Why would they change? You have to provide two csv files. One for the interfaces points with x,y,z, and formation column and one for the orientations with x,y,z, formation, dip, azimuth, polarity columns.
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Don't I think the xyz data is at the point where the hole is drilled vertically? |
I will provide you with links to examples. |
Unnamed: 0,0,x,y,name,num,z,year,7,8,9,altitude,base,formation,top,_top_abs,md
0,2904240,303412,3913997,1-1,12,-3894,XX,14,0,0.409,108.7132874,1035.5970765000002,topo,0.0,108.7132874,0.0
0,2904240,303412,3913997,1-1,12,-3894,XX,14,0,0.409,108.7132874,1652.2456364,etchegoin,1035.5970765000002,1144.3103639,1035.5970765000002
0,2904240,303412,3913997,1-1,12,-3894,XX,14,0,0.409,108.7132874,2109.9936834,macoma,1652.2456364,1760.9589238,1652.2456364
0,2904240,303412,3913997,1-1,12,-3894,XX,14,0,0.409,108.7132874,2799.0279844,fruitvale,2109.9848934,2218.6981808,2109.9848934
0,2904240,303412,3913997,1-1,12,-3894,XX,14,0,0.409,108.7132874,2110.0036834,mclure,2109.9936834,2218.7069708,2109.9936834
0,2904240,303412,3913997,1-1,12,-3894,XX,14,0,0.409,108.7132874,3062.3277894,round_mountain,2799.0279844,2907.7412718,2799.0279844
0,2904240,303412,3913997,1-1,12,-3894,XX,14,0,0.409,108.7132874,3162.6180724,olcese,3062.3277894,3171.0410768,3062.3277894
0,2904240,303412,3913997,1-1,12,-3894,XX,14,0,0.409,108.7132874,3323.9220274,vedder,3162.6180724,3271.3313598,3162.6180724
0,2904240,303412,3913997,1-1,12,-3894,XX,14,0,0.409,108.7132874,4352.0370174,,3323.9220274,3432.6353148,3323.9220274
1,2906949,312385,3917847,KCL_B45,45,-3107,XX,14,0,0.275,121.8172989,833.7528457999999,topo,0.0,121.8172989,0.0
This is a sample data from the gempy website.
Listen to the people on gempy's github explaining
This example data is probably provided by you.
So I'm here to ask a few questions
I would appreciate your reply.
First of all, this example data
I would like to ask that the xyz value is not even changed.
But the z-values of the points shown in the model have changed.
I'm guessing that this is due to the fact that the source code changes the z-values according to the depth.
I'm not sure if that's correct.
Secondly, what I'm really trying to do is
I want to do a directional drill on the data
That is, it's not that the xy values don't change.
It's that it's all changing.
I see other examples on gempy that require inclination and azimuth.
I think I have all this data, including a direct xyz value.
And then based on the lithology at each point of the trajectory.
Interpolate the lithology in space
But I don't know how to give this data in the format I have.
Can you give me some help?
Or better yet, can you provide me with a sample data that meets my needs?
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