fmu.tools.qcdata package

Submodules

fmu.tools.qcdata.qcdata module

This private module in qcforward is used to parse data on a general level.

The resulting data will be stored as class instance attributes, e.g. self._grid

class fmu.tools.qcdata.qcdata.QCData[source]

Bases: object

This is a class which parse/reads and stores some common data like 3D grids, maps etc.

It shall be semi-agnostic to where data comes from, i.e. accept both files and RMS input.

By having it as a class one can store different datasets and compare them later if needed. E.g. if one need to compare two grid models, they will be members of two different instances of the QCData()

property project: Project attribute as Roxar project instance

property grid: Grid attribute as XTGeo Grid() instance

property gridprops: GridProperties attribute as XTGeo GridProperties() instance

property wells: Wells attribute as XTGeo Wells() instance

property bwells: Wells attribute as XTGeo BlockedWells() instance

property xtgdata: All xtgeo based data as a dictionay

parse(data=None, project=None, reuse=False, wells_settings=None)[source]

Parse the actual data, such as grids, gridprops etc.

Parameters:

data (dict) – The input data dictionary fine grained control, e.g. [“grid”, “gridprops”, “wells”]
project (obj or str) – For usage inside RMS
reuse (bool or list) – If True, do not reread grid and gridprops. Can also be a list referring to key names.
wells_settings (dict) – More granular settings for wells which may speed up reading and/or execution. If set, this is a dictionary with keys lognames, depthrange, resample

set_path(path)[source]: General path prefix settings

parse_project(project=None)[source]: Get the RoxarAPI project magics

read_grid(gridname, reuse)[source]: Read 3D grid (which is required), from file or RMS

read_gridprops(gridprops, gridname=None, reuse=None)[source]: Read 3D grid props, from file or RMS.

read_wells(wells, welltype='wells', settings=False, reuse=None)[source]: Reading wells

Module contents

class fmu.tools.qcdata.QCData[source]