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Warrior 7 Software Support => Warrior Software General Support => Topic started by: yangguotianl on October 20, 2009, 08:45:34 AM

Title: Import LAS into DB
Post by: yangguotianl on October 20, 2009, 08:45:34 AM
Hi, I created LAS file it only contains depth and a curve.
The depth interval is 10m.
When I import this ASCII file into Warrior, I only have the valid curve reading at discrete  depth the LAS file shows, between these points, the reading is 0.
Would you mind telling me what's wrong?

And Could I create the LAS file by uneaqual depth interval and import into Warrior?

I want to plot a data profile by warrior.
Title: Re: Import LAS into DB
Post by: kmilch on October 21, 2009, 09:26:43 AM
You may have to send us your LAS file - the sampling should work.  For uneven sampling, select the 'more opts' button and be sure the box is checked for "Interpolate between data points".
Title: Re: Import LAS into DB
Post by: yangguotianl on October 28, 2009, 07:03:47 AM
This is past from LAS file:
~Version Information
VERS.                      2.0: CWLS Log ASCII Standard - VERSION 2.0
WRAP.                       NO: One line per depth step
~Well Information Block
STRT.M               1000.0000:
STOP.M               1510.0000:
STEP.M                 10.0000:
NULL.                -999.2500:
COMP.                         : COMPANY
WELL.                         : WELL
FLD.                          : FIELD
LOC.                          : LOCATION
CNTY.                         : COUNTY
SRVC.                         : SERVICE COMPANY
DATE.          Mon Oct 20 14-39-13 2008: LOG DATE
UWI.                          : UNIQUE WELL ID
STAT.                         : STATE
~Curve Information Block
DEPT.M             0 000 00 00: Depth
V.m/min                       :
~Parameter Information Block
~A  Depth        V     
  1000.0000     10.0000
  1010.0000     10.0000
  1020.0000     10.0000
  1030.0000     10.0000
  1040.0000     10.0000
  1050.0000     10.0000
  1060.0000     10.0000
  1070.0000     10.0000
  1080.0000     10.0000
  1090.0000     10.0000
  1100.0000      9.0000
  1110.0000      9.0000
  1120.0000      9.0000
  1130.0000      9.0000
  1140.0000      9.0000
  1150.0000      9.0000
  1160.0000      9.0000
  1170.0000      9.0000
  1180.0000      9.0000
  1190.0000      9.0000
  1200.0000      8.0000
  1210.0000      8.0000
  1220.0000      8.0000
  1230.0000      8.0000
  1240.0000      8.0000
  1250.0000      8.0000
  1260.0000      8.0000
  1270.0000      8.0000
  1280.0000      8.0000
  1290.0000      8.0000
  1300.0000      8.0000
  1310.0000      8.0000
  1320.0000      8.0000
  1330.0000      8.0000
  1340.0000      8.0000
  1350.0000      8.0000
  1360.0000      5.0000
  1370.0000      5.0000
  1380.0000      5.0000
  1390.0000      5.0000
  1400.0000      5.0000
  1410.0000      5.0000
  1420.0000      5.0000
  1430.0000      5.0000
  1440.0000      5.0000
  1450.0000      5.0000
  1460.0000      3.0000
  1470.0000      3.0000
  1480.0000      2.0000
  1490.0000      1.0000
  1500.0000      0.0000
  1510.0000      0.0000
Title: Re: Import LAS into DB
Post by: kmilch on October 29, 2009, 08:36:21 AM
The maximum step size for a curve is approximately 3.3 meters.  If you make your step size less than that, then you should be able to import and plot ok.
Title: Re: Import LAS into DB
Post by: yangguotianl on October 29, 2009, 10:10:30 AM
Thanks, I got it.