Closed yngve793 closed 6 months ago
When the input vds file only contains a single iline or xline the stepsize was calculated to "nan".
The problem occurred when this notebook was recreated. 1410_Phase/phase_and_hilbert_transform.ipynb
Following python code can be used for testing: import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from oneseismic import OneseismicClient
# The oneseismic server server = "http://127.0.0.1:8080" # Url and sas token to a vds stored somewhere in Azure vds = "https://onevdstest.blob.core.windows.net/testdata/phase_data/penobscot_xl1155_test" sas = "?SAS" cube = OneseismicClient(server, vds, sas) metadata = cube.metadata() print(metadata) data, metadata = cube.slice('crossline', 1155) vrng = max(abs(np.min(data)), np.max(data)) data_t = np.transpose(data)[500:750, :] plt.figure(figsize=(12,6)) plt.imshow(data_t, vmin=-vrng/5, vmax=vrng/5, cmap='seismic', aspect='auto') _=plt.title(f"Penobscot - partial xline 1155 ({500*4}ms, {750*4}ms)")
Due to minimum requirement for the number of values in each dimension this is no longer relevant.
When the input vds file only contains a single iline or xline the stepsize was calculated to "nan".
The problem occurred when this notebook was recreated. 1410_Phase/phase_and_hilbert_transform.ipynb
Following python code can be used for testing: import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from oneseismic import OneseismicClient