Description Usage Arguments Details Value Note Examples
This function read 3D grid properties exported in ascii format and returns a data frame with the resepctive properties value, and optionallythe I, J and K indexes.
1 | read_asciigrid(filename, dims, index = TRUE, order = "IJK", along = "I")
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filename |
A character string giving the name or path of the file to be read. |
dims |
An array of length = 3,telling the IJK dimension of the cube. Has no default. |
index |
A logic flag telling if IJK index should be returned or not.
If set to |
order |
A character string defining in which order Petrel exported the grid.
Petrel Export Options:
Cell Origin at (I=0, J=0, K)
Cell Origin at (I=0, J=max(J), K)
Cell Origin at (I=max(I), J=max(J), K)
Cell Origin at (I=max(I), J=0, K)
Should be one of: "IJK","IJmaxK","ImaxJmaxK" or "ImaxJK".
Default |
along |
A character string defining in which order traverse the indexes.
Traverse first along I, then along J
Traverse first along J, then along I
Should be either: "I" or "J"
Default |
If the filename
you provide does not existe, the function stops and
returns an error message.
This function returns a dataframe with the grid properties and for
each cell, and if index = TRUE
the I, J and K indexes of the cells.
Basically what this function do is to convert the ascci format into a easier to operate gslib-like format.
At the moment the function only read 1 porperty per file. Upgrade to read several properties in the same file is under development.
1 2 3 4 5 | ## Not run:
read_asciigrid("filename.las", dims = c(12, 12, 25))
read_asciigrid("filename.las", index = FALSE)
## End(Not run)
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