GemPy is an open-source, Python-based 3-D structural geological modeling software, which allows the implicit (i.e. automatic) creation of complex geological models from interface and orientation data. It also offers support for stochastic modeling to address parameter and model uncertainties.
As first discussed in this comment, module docstrings should contain inline code examples to show a working example of the module with the correct syntax without needing to find an example page.
To prevent example functions from being run in tests, add "# doctest: +SKIP" after lines of example code.
Since Verde v2.0.0 the grid method of every gridder in Verde will not take the spacing, shape or region arguments.
They will not create the desired grid, but will be able to take the coordinates of a predefined regular grid (see #326 for more details).
I am using SimPEG.Utils.download for gpgLabs. The download messages are distracting in notebooks, so I wanted to suppress them. The option is controlled by "verbose=false", but it does not stop writing "Downloading ... Saved to:.." message.
Can verbose=false swtich kill all the print output?
A petrophysics python package for geoscience python computing of conventional and unconventional formation evaluation. Reads las files and creates a pandas dataframe of the log data. Includes a basic petrophysical workflow and a simple log viewer based on XML templates.
Our forward models for the different geometries (points, prisms, tesseroids) allow to take multiple bodies as inputs, returning a single array as the resulting field generated by every one of these bodies on the computation points.
One of the properties of these forward models is their linearity: the resulting field for all the bodies should be equal to
http://www.ontosoft.org/portal/#list
I stumbled upon Ontosoft recently, which is a compilation of geoscience academic software.
Not all is open-source and I've not used any of them yet, so I decided to just post here in case anyone wants to check them out.