Check out my first contribution to the open source community. It won't revolutionize the industry, but I think its a good start. It's a little program called 'Simple las Curve Viewer' and it's exactly that. The GUI is written with PyQt4 developed by Riverbank and it uses the plotting library pyqtgraph.
I've built and tested it using the L-30.las file from the Penobscot survey. You can find it at the SEG Github page under tutorials/1406_Make_a_synthetic.
The code can be found at github.
Thank you Warren Weckesser for allowing others to use your las python script and Luke Campagnola for developing pyqtgraph.
Below are some screenshots of the application.
First when the application opens:
After importing the las: (Notice that the curve list is populated with all the names of the curves in the las file)
A gamma ray log:
A resistivity log:
Sorry everyone. I realized this weekend that I forgot to add 'main.py' to the github repo. I added it today, so you should everything (except an las file).
ReplyDeleteTo run, open a terminal:
Delete$ python main.py