resqpy.rq_import.grid_from_cp

resqpy.rq_import.grid_from_cp(model, cp_array, crs_uuid, active_mask=None, geometry_defined_everywhere=True, treat_as_nan=None, dot_tolerance=1.0, morse_tolerance=5.0, max_z_void=0.1, split_pillars=True, split_tolerance=0.01, ijk_handedness='right', known_to_be_straight=False)

Create a resqpy.grid.Grid object from a 7D corner point array.

Parameters:

  • model (resqpy.model.Model) – model to which the grid will be added

  • cp_array (numpy float array) – 7 dimensional numpy array of nexus corner point data, in nexus ordering

  • crs_uuid (uuid.UUID) – uuid for the coordinate reference system

  • active_mask (3d numpy bool array) – array indicating which cells are active

  • geometry_defined_everywhere (bool, default True) – if False then inactive cells are marked as not having geometry

  • treat_as_nan (float, default None) – if a value is provided corner points with this value will be assigned nan

  • dot_tolerance (float, default 1.0) – minimum manhatten distance of primary diagonal of cell, below which cell is treated as inactive

  • morse_tolerance (float, default 5.0) – maximum ratio of i and j face vector lengths, beyond which cells are treated as inactive

  • max_z_void (float, default 0.1) – maximum z gap between vertically neighbouring corner points. Vertical gaps greater than this will introduce k gaps into resqml grid. Units are corp z units

  • split_pillars (bool, default True) – if False an unfaulted grid will be generated

  • split_tolerance (float, default 0.01) – maximum distance between neighbouring corner points before a pillar is considered ‘split’. Applies to each of x, y, z differences

  • ijk_handedness (str, default 'right') – ‘right’ or ‘left’

  • known_to_be_straight (bool, default False) – if True pillars are forced to be straight

Notes

this function sets up all the geometry arrays in memory but does not write to hdf5 nor create xml: use Grid methods; geometry_defined_everywhere is deprecated, use treat_as_nan instead