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Remove markers from the realization traces for the new simulation time series plugin.
The current creation of vector realization traces adds "marker": {"color": color} to the trace, in create_vector_realization_traces()-method in webviz_subsurface/plugins/_simulation_time_series/utils/create_vector_traces_utils.py
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Markers are added to realization traces for the simulat
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Description
In webviz we use the DeckGLMap component to render surface grids as images.
This component is a wrapper on deck.gl including e.g. additional layers targeting subsurface data, such as surface grids and well data.
To render surface grids we use a hillshading layer that is based on the DeckGL [bitmap layer](https://deck.gl/docs/api-reference/layers/bitmap
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In order to show that the configuration file can actually be quite short (if default values are okey), it would be nice to remove all options where we are only using default values from the configuration file.
Another use case is however "copy/paste" an initial configuration where you see easily which arguments are available. However this use case is hopefully solved with webviz-config-editor
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I stumbled upon Ontosoft recently, which is a compilation of geoscience academic software.
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