Need another recognised unit?

[DaveHealy-github]

Hello I'm working with wells from the UK North Sea, some of which have depths recorded in 0.1 inches! On trying to load them I get: File "/opt/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages/lasio/las.py", line 754, in depth_m raise exceptions.LASUnknownUnitError("Unit of depth index not known") LASUnknownUnitError: Unit of depth index not known

Is this an easy fix? Any pointers appreciated - happy to have a go myself, on a forked version. Cheers, Dave

[ThomasMGeo]

Dave, do you have an example .las file?

0.1 inches is 0.25 cm, really curious if it's real or 0.1ft!

-TM

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Hello I'm working with wells from the UK North Sea, some of which have depths recorded in 0.1 inches! On trying to load them I get: File "/opt/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages/lasio/las.py", line 754, in depth_m raise exceptions.LASUnknownUnitError("Unit of depth index not known") LASUnknownUnitError: Unit of depth index not known

Is this an easy fix? Any pointers appreciated - happy to have a go myself, on a forked version. Cheers, Dave

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[DaveHealy-github]

CDA_11907470_16_03a-_11_1 copy.txt

Hello

thanks for getting back to me so quickly.

Yes, got loads!

Here is one of N=14 for the Uranium SGR data

Cheers, Dave

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Dave, do you have an example .las file?

0.1 inches is 0.25 cm, really curious if it's real or 0.1ft!

-TM

On Thu, May 21, 2020 at 9:05 AM Dave Healy notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com> wrote:

Hello I'm working with wells from the UK North Sea, some of which have depths recorded in 0.1 inches! On trying to load them I get: File "/opt/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages/lasio/las.py", line 754, in depth_m raise exceptions.LASUnknownUnitError("Unit of depth index not known") LASUnknownUnitError: Unit of depth index not known

Is this an easy fix? Any pointers appreciated - happy to have a go myself, on a forked version. Cheers, Dave

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[kinverarity1]

Thanks for raising this @DaveHealy-Aberdeen! Are you able to have a look at the PR #340 and see if that fixes your issue? Does this look right for your example file?

[kinverarity1]

340 has been merged into master and will be part of the next release (I'll notify you when that happens)