cigvis.io.vds module#
- class cigvis.io.vds.VDSReader(filename)#
Bases:
objectA vds file reader that mimics the numpy array style.
Examples#
>>> d = VDSReader('test.vds') >>> d.shape # (601, 203, 400) # (n-inline, n-xline, n-time) >>> k = d[20:100, 100:200, 100:300] # k is np.array >>> k = d[20, :, :] # shape is (203, 400) >>> k = d[20, ...] # same as k = d[20, :, :] >>> k = d[20] # same as k = d[20, :, :] >>> k = d[:, 20, :] >>> print(d.min(), d.max()) # will call `Layout.getChannelDescriptor(0).getValueRangeMin()` # and `Layout.getChannelDescriptor(0).getValueRangeMax()`
- close() None#
- max() float#
- min() float#
- read(ib, ie, xb, xe, tb, te) ndarray#
read sub volume
- property shape: Tuple#
- to_numpy()#
like pandas
- cigvis.io.vds.create_vds_from_array(d: ndarray, vdsf: str, clim: List = None, brick_size: int = 64)#
create a vds file from a np.ndarray, check the official repository to view the original examples, path: open-vds/examples/NpzToVds/npz_to_vds.py, repository: https://community.opengroup.org/osdu/platform/domain-data-mgmt-services/seismic/open-vds
Parameters#
- darray-like
input data
- vdsfstr
output vdsfile
- climList
[vmin, vmax], if None, will use [d.min(), d.max()]
- brick_sizeint
brick size, can be one of {32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048}