Open timaou01 opened 9 years ago
Judging from the error being raised, it looks like the horizon file isn't the size it should be.
Is it possible that the downloaded horizon was corrupted or truncated in some way? The file size for that horizon should be 1757.238 Kb.
You might try redownloading that particular file or re-cloning the repository.
If that doesn't fix it, I'm at a bit of a loss... It could be a 32-bit vs 64-bit issue (It looks like you might be running a 32-bit version of python?), but I don't understand why that would cause this particular problem. I haven't tested it with recent versions of the libraries involved, but python-geoprobe should work just fine on a 32-bit install.
Thank you very much for your prompt answer. The size of the file I am using is 1,731 kb (as it is in the repository, I've downloaded it again). So, it might be the 32bit vs 64bit. In fact, I am using 32bit but please be informed that the volume loading was successful and it can be displayed very normally. Is it possible to generate another horizon from that volume using geo-probe? If not, how can I convert segy(for the data) and txt(for horizons) formats to readable formats by geoprobe(.hzn, .vol).
Your assistance and kindness is highly appreciated.
Dear Mr. Kington, I would just like to ask how can one load a segy-formatted data into geoprobe. Or how to to convert segy to a readable format by geoprobe.
Thank you in advance for your kind assistance. It is highly appreciated.
Mohammed.
I would like to know too. How do I convert segy to .vol Format? Do you know @timaou01
Dear Joe Kington,
Thank you very much for sharing your code, experience and knowledge. Your code and presentation are really helpful,useful and interesting for me. I have successfully loaded and viewed the 3D volume, however, when I try to load horizon, I get the the following error: I will be very grateful to you for any assistance or hint.
Mohammed
EOFError Traceback (most recent call last)