resqpy.derived_model.unsplit_grid

resqpy.derived_model.unsplit_grid(epc_file, source_grid=None, inherit_properties=False, inherit_realization=None, inherit_all_realizations=False, new_grid_title=None, new_epc_file=None)

Extends epc file with a new grid which is a version of the source grid with all faults healed.

Parameters

• epc_file (string) – file name to rewrite the model’s xml to; if source grid is None, model is loaded from this file

• source_grid (grid.Grid object, optional) – if None, the epc_file is loaded and it should contain one ijk grid object (or one ‘ROOT’ grid) which is used as the source grid

• inherit_properties (boolean, default False) – if True, the new grid will have a copy of any properties associated with the source grid

• inherit_realization (int, optional) – realization number for which properties will be inherited; ignored if inherit_properties is False

• inherit_all_realizations (boolean, default False) – if True (and inherit_realization is None), properties for all realizations will be inherited; if False, only properties with a realization of None are inherited; ignored if inherit_properties is False or inherit_realization is not None

• new_grid_title (string) – used as the citation title text for the new grid object

• new_epc_file (string, optional) – if None, the source epc_file is extended with the new grid object; if present, a new epc file (& associated h5 file) is created to contain the unsplit grid (& crs)

Returns

a new grid (grid.Grid object) which is an unfaulted copy of the source grid

Notes

the faults are healed by shifting the thrown sides up and down to the midpoint, only along the line of the fault; to smooth the adjustments away from the line of the fault, use the global_fault_throw_scaling() function first