def run(self, data, reuse=False, project=None):
"""Main routine for evaluating grid quality and stop/warn if too bad
The routine depends on existing XTGeo functions for this purpose.
Args:
data (dict or str): The input data either as a Python dictionary or
a path to a YAML file
reuse (bool or list): Reusing some "timeconsuming to read" data in the
instance. If True, then grid and gridprops will be reused as default.
Alternatively it can be a list for more fine grained control, e.g.
["grid", "gridprops", "wells"]
project (Union[object, str]): For usage inside RMS, None if running files
"""
self._data = self.handle_data(data, project)
self._validate_input(self._data, project)
QCC.verbosity = self._data.get("verbosity", 0)
# parse data that are special for this check
QCC.print_info("Parsing additional data...")
self.ldata = _LocalData()
self.ldata.parse_data(data)
if isinstance(self.gdata, QCData):
self.gdata.parse(data=data, reuse=reuse, project=project)
else:
self.gdata = QCData()
self.gdata.parse(data)
dfr = self.check_gridquality()
QCC.print_debug(f"Results: \n{dfr}")
self.evaluate_qcreport(dfr, "grid quality")
def test_filters(self, data_grid):
"""Test filters as argument"""
data_grid["filters"] = {
"reek_sim_facies2.roff": {
"include": ["FINESAND", "COARSESAND"],
}
}
pdf = GridProps2df(data=data_grid, project=None, xtgdata=QCData())
assert ["FINESAND", "COARSESAND"] == list(pdf.dataframe["FACIES"].unique())
assert pdf.dataframe["PORO"].mean() == pytest.approx(0.2374, abs=0.001)
data_grid["filters"] = {
"reek_sim_facies2.roff": {
"exclude": "FINESAND",
}
}
pdf = GridProps2df(data=data_grid, project=None, xtgdata=QCData())
assert "FINESAND" not in list(pdf.dataframe["FACIES"].unique())
data_grid["filters"] = {
"reek_sim_poro.roff": {
"range": [0.15, 0.25],
}
}
pdf = GridProps2df(data=data_grid, project=None, xtgdata=QCData())
assert pdf.dataframe["PORO"].mean() == pytest.approx(0.2027, abs=0.001)
assert pdf.dataframe["PORO"].min() > 0.15
assert pdf.dataframe["PORO"].max() < 0.25
def __init__(self):
self._propstats = [] # list of PropStat() instances
self._dataframe = pd.DataFrame(
) # merged dataframe with continous stats
self._dataframe_disc = pd.DataFrame(
) # merged dataframe with discrete stats
self._xtgdata = QCData() # QCData instance, general XTGeo data
def test_wells(self, data_wells):
"""Test creating property dataframe from wells"""
pdf = WellLogs2df(data=data_wells, project=None, xtgdata=QCData())
assert pdf.dataframe["PORO"].mean() == pytest.approx(0.1539, abs=0.001)
assert pdf.dataframe["PORO"].max() == pytest.approx(0.3661, abs=0.001)
assert set(pdf.dataframe.columns) == set(
["PORO", "PERM", "ZONE", "FACIES"])
def test_gridprops(self, data_grid):
"""Test creating property dataframe from grid properties"""
pdf = GridProps2df(data=data_grid, project=None, xtgdata=QCData())
assert pdf.dataframe["PORO"].mean() == pytest.approx(0.1677, abs=0.001)
assert pdf.dataframe["PORO"].max() == pytest.approx(0.3613, abs=0.001)
assert set(pdf.dataframe.columns) == set(
["PORO", "PERM", "ZONE", "FACIES"])
def test_codenames(self, data_grid):
"""Test modifying codenames on selectors"""
data_grid["selectors"] = {
"ZONE": {
"name": "reek_sim_zone.roff",
"codes": {
1: "TOP",
2: "MID"
}
},
"FACIES": {
"name": "reek_sim_facies2.roff",
"codes": {
1: "SAND",
2: "SAND"
},
},
}
pdf = GridProps2df(data=data_grid, project=None, xtgdata=QCData())
assert set(["TOP", "MID", "Below_Low_reek"]) == {
x
for x in list(pdf.dataframe["ZONE"].unique()) if x is not None
}
assert set(["SAND", "SHALE"]) == {
x
for x in list(pdf.dataframe["FACIES"].unique()) if x is not None
}
def __init__(self):
self._xtgdata = QCData() # QCData instance, general XTGeo data
self._dfs = [] # list of dataframes with aggregated statistics
self._selectors_all = []
self._proptypes_all = []
self._ids = []
self._dataframe = pd.DataFrame() # merged dataframe with statistics
def test_blockedwells(self, data_bwells):
"""Test creating property dataframe from blocked wells"""
pdf = WellLogs2df(
data=data_bwells, project=None, xtgdata=QCData(), blockedwells=True
)
assert pdf.dataframe["PORO"].mean() == pytest.approx(0.1709, abs=0.001)
assert pdf.dataframe["PORO"].max() == pytest.approx(0.3640, abs=0.001)
assert set(pdf.dataframe.columns) == set(["PORO", "FACIES"])
def __init__(self):
self._method = None
self._data = None # input data dictionary
self._path = "."
self._gdata = QCData() # QCData instance, stores XTGeo data
self._ldata = None # special data instance, for local data parsed per method
self._reports = [
] # List of all report, used to determin write/append mode
def test_selector_filters(self, data_grid):
"""Test filters on selector"""
data_grid["selectors"] = {
"FACIES": {"name": "reek_sim_facies2.roff", "include": "FINESAND"},
}
pdf = GridProps2df(data=data_grid, project=None, xtgdata=QCData())
assert ["FINESAND"] == list(pdf.dataframe["FACIES"].unique())
# test exclude values using list
data_grid["selectors"] = {
"FACIES": {
"name": "reek_sim_facies2.roff",
"exclude": ["FINESAND", "SHALE"],
},
}
pdf = GridProps2df(data=data_grid, project=None, xtgdata=QCData())
assert "FINESAND" not in list(pdf.dataframe["FACIES"].unique())
assert "SHALE" not in list(pdf.dataframe["FACIES"].unique())
def test_qcdata():
"""Testing getting data with _QCForwardData class"""
qcdata = QCData()
qcdata.parse(data=DATA1)
assert isinstance(qcdata, QCData)
assert isinstance(qcdata.grid, xtgeo.Grid)
assert isinstance(qcdata.gridprops, xtgeo.GridProperties)
assert isinstance(qcdata.wells, xtgeo.Wells)
assert qcdata._project is None
assert qcdata.grid.ncol == 40
zone = qcdata.gridprops.get_prop_by_name(ZONENAME)
assert isinstance(zone, xtgeo.GridProperty)
assert zone.name == ZONENAME
assert zone.values.mean() == pytest.approx(1.92773, abs=0.01)
assert zone.ncol == 40
op1 = qcdata.wells.get_well("OP_1")
assert ZONELOGNAME in op1.dataframe.columns
def test_filters_and_selector_filters(self, data_grid):
"""
Test filters on both selector and as separate argument
Wanted behaviour is to ignore the filter on the selector
"""
data_grid["selectors"] = {
"FACIES": {"name": "reek_sim_facies2.roff", "exclude": "FINESAND"},
}
data_grid["filters"] = {
"reek_sim_facies2.roff": {
"include": ["FINESAND", "COARSESAND"],
}
}
pdf = GridProps2df(data=data_grid, project=None, xtgdata=QCData())
assert ["FINESAND", "COARSESAND"] == list(pdf.dataframe["FACIES"].unique())
assert pdf.dataframe["PORO"].mean() == pytest.approx(0.2374, abs=0.001)
def test_filters_and_property_filters(self, data_grid):
"""
Test filters on both properties and as separate argument.
Wanted behaviour is to ignore the filter on the property
"""
data_grid["properties"] = {
"PORO": {"name": "reek_sim_poro.roff", "range": [0.2, 0.4]},
}
data_grid["filters"] = {
"reek_sim_poro.roff": {
"range": [0.15, 0.25],
}
}
pdf = GridProps2df(data=data_grid, project=None, xtgdata=QCData())
assert pdf.dataframe["PORO"].mean() == pytest.approx(0.2027, abs=0.001)
assert pdf.dataframe["PORO"].min() > 0.15
assert pdf.dataframe["PORO"].max() < 0.25
def test_props_and_selectors_as_list(self, data_grid):
"""Test"""
data_grid["properties"] = ["reek_sim_poro.roff", "reek_sim_permx.roff"]
data_grid["selectors"] = [
"reek_sim_zone.roff", "reek_sim_facies2.roff"
]
pdf = GridProps2df(data=data_grid, project=None, xtgdata=QCData())
assert pdf.dataframe["reek_sim_poro.roff"].mean() == pytest.approx(
0.1677, abs=0.001)
assert pdf.dataframe["reek_sim_poro.roff"].max() == pytest.approx(
0.3613, abs=0.001)
assert set(pdf.dataframe.columns) == set([
"reek_sim_poro.roff",
"reek_sim_permx.roff",
"reek_sim_zone.roff",
"reek_sim_facies2.roff",
])
class GridQuality(QCForward):
def run(self, data, reuse=False, project=None):
"""Main routine for evaluating grid quality and stop/warn if too bad
The routine depends on existing XTGeo functions for this purpose.
Args:
data (dict or str): The input data either as a Python dictionary or
a path to a YAML file
reuse (bool or list): Reusing some "timeconsuming to read" data in the
instance. If True, then grid and gridprops will be reused as default.
Alternatively it can be a list for more fine grained control, e.g.
["grid", "gridprops", "wells"]
project (Union[object, str]): For usage inside RMS, None if running files
"""
self._data = self.handle_data(data, project)
self._validate_input(self._data, project)
QCC.verbosity = self._data.get("verbosity", 0)
# parse data that are special for this check
QCC.print_info("Parsing additional data...")
self.ldata = _LocalData()
self.ldata.parse_data(data)
if isinstance(self.gdata, QCData):
self.gdata.parse(data=data, reuse=reuse, project=project)
else:
self.gdata = QCData()
self.gdata.parse(data)
dfr = self.check_gridquality()
QCC.print_debug(f"Results: \n{dfr}")
self.evaluate_qcreport(dfr, "grid quality")
def check_gridquality(self):
"""
Given data, do check of gridquality via XTGeo
Final result will be a table like this::
WARNRULE WARN% STOPRULE STOP% STATUS...
GRIDQUALITY
minangle_top_base[0] all>10%ifx<60 13.44 all>0%ifx<40 2.32 WARN
collapsed[0] all>15% 12.25 allcells>30% 0.0 OK
"""
# get properties via XTGeo method get_gridquality_properties()
gqc = self.gdata.grid.get_gridquality_properties()
actions = self.ldata.actions
if actions is None:
raise ValueError("No actions are defined for grid quality")
result = OrderedDict([
("GRIDQUALITY", []),
("WARNRULE", []),
("WARN%", []),
("STOPRULE", []),
("STOP%", []),
("STATUS", []),
])
for prop in gqc.props:
# gqc.props is a list of all gridquality properties, but not all of these
# are defined in input actions.
therules = actions.get(prop.name, None)
if self.data[
"project"] and self.ldata.writeicon and therules is not None:
QCC.print_info(f"Write icon in RMS for {prop.name}")
prop.to_roxar(self.data["project"], self.data["grid"],
prop.name)
if therules is None:
continue
for numrule, therule in enumerate(therules):
warnrule = ActionsParser(therule.get("warn", None),
mode="warn",
verbosity=QCC.verbosity)
stoprule = ActionsParser(therule.get("stop", None),
mode="stop",
verbosity=QCC.verbosity)
QCC.print_debug(f"WARN RULE {warnrule.status}")
QCC.print_debug(f"STOP RULE {stoprule.status}")
# if stoprule is None or warnrule is None:
# raise ValueError("Rules for both warn and stop must be defined")
result["GRIDQUALITY"].append(f"{prop.name}[{numrule}]")
status = "OK"
for issue in [warnrule, stoprule]:
status, result = self._evaluate_allcells(
issue, result, prop, status)
result["STATUS"].append(status)
dfr = self.make_report(result,
reportfile=self.ldata.reportfile,
nametag=self.ldata.nametag)
dfr.set_index("GRIDQUALITY", inplace=True)
return dfr
@staticmethod
def _evaluate_allcells(issue, inresult, prop, instatus):
"""Evaluation of all cells per issue (warn or stop) given the criteria."""
result = deepcopy(inresult)
if issue.status is None:
result[issue.mode.upper() + "%"].append(UNDEF)
result[issue.mode.upper() + "RULE"].append(UNDEF)
status = "OK"
return status, result
ncell = prop.values.count()
if issue.given == "<":
nbyrule = (prop.values < issue.criteria).sum()
elif issue.given == ">":
nbyrule = (prop.values > issue.criteria).sum()
else:
# e.g. discrete qual parameters such as 'faulted' have only 0 or 1 values
nbyrule = (prop.values > 0).sum()
actualpercent = 100.0 * nbyrule / ncell
result[issue.mode.upper() + "%"].append(actualpercent)
result[issue.mode.upper() + "RULE"].append(issue.expression)
if issue.compare == ">" and actualpercent > issue.limit:
status = issue.mode.upper()
elif issue.compare == "<" and actualpercent < issue.limit:
status = issue.mode.upper()
else:
status = instatus
return status, result
@staticmethod
def _validate_input(data, project):
"""Validate data against JSON schemas, TODO complete schemas"""
spath = Path(fmu.tools.__file__).parent / "qcforward" / "_schemas"
schemafile = "gridquality_asfile.json"
if project:
schemafile = "gridquality_asroxapi.json"
with open((spath / schemafile), "r") as thisschema:
schema = json.load(thisschema)
validate(instance=data, schema=schema)
class BlockedWellsVsGridProperties(QCForward):
def run(
self,
data: Union[dict, str],
reuse: Optional[bool] = False,
project: Optional[Any] = None,
):
"""Main routine for evaluating blockedwells vs gridproperties
The routine depends on existing XTGeo functions for this purpose.
Args:
data (dict or str): The input data either as a Python dictionary or
a path to a YAML file
reuse (bool or list): Reusing some "timeconsuming to read" data in the
instance. If True, then grid and gridprops will be reused as default.
Alternatively it can be a list for more fine grained control, e.g.
["grid", "gridprops", "bwells"]
project (Union[object, str]): For usage inside RMS, None if running files
"""
self._data = self.handle_data(data, project)
self._validate_input(self._data, project)
QCC.verbosity = self._data.get("verbosity", 0)
# parse data that are special for this check
QCC.print_info("Parsing additional data...")
self.ldata = _LocalData()
self.ldata.parse_data(self._data)
# now need to retrieve blocked properties and grid properties from the "compare"
# dictionary:
wsettings = {"lognames": list(self.ldata.compare.keys())}
if project:
# inside RMS, get gridprops implicitly from compare values
self._data["gridprops"] = list(self.ldata.compare.values())
if not isinstance(self.gdata, QCData):
self.gdata = QCData()
self.gdata.parse(data=self._data,
reuse=reuse,
project=project,
wells_settings=wsettings)
dfr, comb = self.compare_bw_props()
QCC.print_debug(f"Results: \n{dfr}")
status = self.evaluate_qcreport(dfr,
"blocked wells vs grid props",
stopaction=False)
# make it possible to print the underlying dataframe, either some wells (.e.g
# the failing) or all wells. If 'fail' it will only show those lines that
# contains FAIL
show = self.ldata.show_data
if show is None or show is False:
pass
elif isinstance(show, dict):
if "lines" not in show or "wellstatus" not in show:
raise ValueError(
f"The 'showdata' entry is in an invalid form or format: {show}"
)
lines = show["lines"].upper()
wstatus = show["wellstatus"].upper()
print(
f"\n** Key 'show_data' is active, here showing lines with {lines} "
f"for wells classified as {wstatus} **")
# filter out all line with word FAIL or WARN or ... , h/t HAVB
fcomb = comb[comb.astype(str).agg("".join,
axis=1).str.contains(lines)]
if len(fcomb) > 0:
mask = dfr["STATUS"] == wstatus
wells = [
well for well in dfr[mask]["WELL"].unique()
if well != "all"
]
if wells:
print(f"Wells within {wstatus} criteria are: {wells}:\n")
print(fcomb[fcomb["WELLNAME"].isin(wells)].to_string())
else:
print(f"No wells within {wstatus} criteria")
else:
print(f"No lines are matching {lines}. Wrong input?:\n")
else:
print("Show all well cells for all wells:")
if len(comb) > 0:
print(comb.to_string())
if status == "STOP":
QCC.force_stop("STOP criteria is found!")
def compare_bw_props(self) -> pd.DataFrame:
"""Given data, do a comparison of blcked wells cells vs props, via XTGeo."""
# dataframe for the blocked wells
dfbw = self.gdata.bwells.get_dataframe()
if self._gdata.project is not None:
# when parsing blocked wells from RMS, cell indices starts from 0, not 1
dfbw["I_INDEX"] += 1
dfbw["J_INDEX"] += 1
dfbw["K_INDEX"] += 1
# filtering on depth tvd_range:
if self.ldata.tvd_range and isinstance(self.ldata.tvd_range, list):
zmin = self.ldata.tvd_range[0]
zmax = self.ldata.tvd_range[1]
if zmin >= zmax:
raise ValueError("The zmin value >= zmax in 'tvd_range'")
dfbw = dfbw[dfbw["Z_TVDSS"] >= zmin]
dfbw = dfbw[dfbw["Z_TVDSS"] <= zmax]
if dfbw.empty:
raise RuntimeError(
f"No wells left after tvd_range: {self.ldata.tvd_range}")
# dataframe for the properties, need some processing (column names)
dfprops = self.gdata.gridprops.get_dataframe(ijk=True,
grid=self.gdata.grid)
dfprops = dfprops.rename(columns={
"IX": "I_INDEX",
"JY": "J_INDEX",
"KZ": "K_INDEX"
})
# merge the dataframe on I J K index
comb = pd.merge(
dfbw,
dfprops,
how="inner",
on=["I_INDEX", "J_INDEX", "K_INDEX"],
suffixes=("__bw",
"__model"), # in case the names are equal -> add suffix
)
QCC.print_debug("Made a combined dataframe!")
QCC.print_debug(f"\n {comb}")
diffs = {}
# compare the relevant properties
for bwprop, modelprop in self._ldata.compare.items():
usebwprop = bwprop if bwprop != modelprop else bwprop + "__bw"
usemodelprop = modelprop if bwprop != modelprop else modelprop + "__model"
dname = bwprop + ":" + modelprop
dnameflag = dname + "_flag"
comb = self._eval_tolerance(comb, usebwprop, usemodelprop, dname,
dnameflag)
diffs[dname] = dnameflag
return self._evaluate_diffs(comb, diffs), comb
def _eval_tolerance(self, df_in, bwprop, modelprop, diffname,
diffnameflag):
"""Make a flag log for diffs based on tolerance input."""
comb = df_in.copy()
tol = self.ldata.tolerance
relative = isinstance(tol, dict) and "rel" in tol
tolerance = tol if isinstance(tol, float) else list(tol.values())[0]
comb[diffname] = comb[bwprop] - comb[modelprop]
comb[diffnameflag] = "MATCH"
if relative: # adjust relative to be weighted on mean() value
comb[bwprop + "_mean"] = comb[bwprop].mean()
comb[diffname + "_rel"] = comb[diffname] / comb[bwprop + "_mean"]
comb.loc[abs(comb[diffname + "_rel"]) > tolerance,
diffnameflag] = "FAIL"
else:
comb.loc[abs(comb[diffname]) > tolerance, diffnameflag] = "FAIL"
return comb
def _evaluate_diffs(self, comb, diffs) -> pd.DataFrame:
result: OrderedDict = OrderedDict([
("WELL", []),
("COMPARE(BW:MODEL)", []),
("WARNRULE", []),
("STOPRULE", []),
("MATCH%", []),
("STATUS", []),
])
wells = list(comb["WELLNAME"].unique())
wells.append("all")
QCC.print_info("Compare per well...")
for wname in wells:
subset = comb[comb["WELLNAME"] == wname]
for diff, flag in diffs.items():
result["WELL"].append(wname)
result["COMPARE(BW:MODEL)"].append(diff)
if wname != "all":
match = subset[flag].value_counts(
normalize=True)["MATCH"] * 100.0
else:
match = comb[flag].value_counts(
normalize=True)["MATCH"] * 100.0
result["MATCH%"].append(match)
status = "OK"
for therule in self.ldata.actions:
warnrule = ActionsParser(therule.get("warn", None),
mode="warn",
verbosity=QCC.verbosity)
stoprule = ActionsParser(therule.get("stop", None),
mode="stop",
verbosity=QCC.verbosity)
for _, issue in enumerate([warnrule, stoprule]):
if wname != "all" and not issue.all:
rulename = issue.mode.upper() + "RULE"
result[rulename].append(issue.expression)
if issue.compare == "<" and match < issue.limit:
status = issue.mode.upper()
elif wname == "all" and issue.all:
rulename = issue.mode.upper() + "RULE"
result[rulename].append(issue.expression)
if issue.compare == "<" and match < issue.limit:
status = issue.mode.upper()
result["STATUS"].append(status)
dfr = self.make_report(result,
reportfile=self.ldata.reportfile,
nametag=self.ldata.nametag)
QCC.print_info("Dataframe is created")
return dfr
@staticmethod
def _validate_input(data, project):
"""Validate data against JSON schemas, TODO complete schemas"""
spath = Path(fmu.tools.__file__).parent / "qcforward" / "_schemas"
schemafile = "bw_vs_gridprops_asfile.json"
if project:
schemafile = "bw_vs_gridprops_asroxapi.json"
with open((spath / schemafile), "r", encoding="utf8") as thisschema:
schema = json.load(thisschema)
validate(instance=data, schema=schema)
class QCProperties:
"""
The QCProperties class consists of a set of methods for extracting
property statistics from 3D Grids, Raw and Blocked wells.
The methods for statistics extraction can be run individually, or a
yaml-configuration file can be used to enable an automatic run of the
methods. See the method 'from_yaml'.
When several methods of statistics extraction has been run within the instance,
a merged dataframe is available through the 'dataframe' property.
All methods can be run from either RMS python, or from files.
XTGeo is being utilized to get a dataframe from the input parameter data.
XTGeo data is reused in the instance to increase performance.
Methods for extracting statistics from 3D Grids, Raw and Blocked wells:
Args:
data (dict): The input data as a Python dictionary (see description of
valid argument keys in documentation)
reuse (bool or list): If True, then grid and gridprops will be reused
as default. Alternatively it can be a list for more
fine grained control, e.g. ["grid", "gridprops", "wells"]
project (obj or str): For usage inside RMS
Returns:
A PropStat() instance
"""
def __init__(self):
self._propstats = [] # list of PropStat() instances
self._dataframe = pd.DataFrame(
) # merged dataframe with continous stats
self._dataframe_disc = pd.DataFrame(
) # merged dataframe with discrete stats
self._xtgdata = QCData() # QCData instance, general XTGeo data
# Properties:
# ==================================================================================
@property
def dataframe(self):
"""A merged dataframe from all the PropStat() instances"""
self._dataframe = self._create_dataframe(self._dataframe)
return self._dataframe
@property
def dataframe_disc(self):
"""A merged dataframe from all the PropStat() instances"""
self._dataframe_disc = self._create_dataframe(self._dataframe_disc,
discrete=True)
return self._dataframe_disc
@property
def xtgdata(self):
"""The QCData instance"""
return self._xtgdata
# Hidden methods:
# ==================================================================================
def _input_preparations(self, project, data, reuse, dtype, qcdata=None):
"""
Prepare the input parameter data for use with a PropStat() instance.
Parameters are loaded to XTGeo and can be reused in the instance.
"""
data = data.copy()
data["dtype"] = dtype
data["project"] = project
if dtype == "bwells":
data["bwells"] = data.pop("wells")
pdata = PropStatParameterData(
properties=data["properties"],
selectors=data.get("selectors", {}),
filters=data.get("filters", None),
verbosity=data.get("verbosity", 0),
)
if dtype == "grid":
pfiles = {}
for elem in ["properties", "selectors", "filters"]:
if elem in data and isinstance(data[elem], dict):
for values in data[elem].values():
if "pfile" in values:
pfiles[values["name"]] = values["pfile"]
data["gridprops"] = [[param, pfiles[param]]
if param in pfiles else ["unknown", param]
for param in pdata.params]
if qcdata is not None:
self._xtgdata = qcdata
self._xtgdata.parse(
project=data["project"],
data=data,
reuse=reuse,
wells_settings=None if dtype == "grid" else {
"lognames": pdata.params,
},
)
return pdata, data
def _dataload_and_calculation(self,
project,
data,
reuse,
dtype,
qcdata=None):
""" Load data to XTGeo and xtract statistics. Can be """
# create PropStatParameterData() instance and load parameters to xtgeo
pdata, data = self._input_preparations(project, data, reuse, dtype,
qcdata)
QCC.print_info("Extracting property statistics...")
# compute statistics
propstat = PropStat(parameter_data=pdata,
xtgeo_data=self._xtgdata,
data=data)
self._propstats.append(propstat)
return propstat
def _extract_statistics(self, project, data, reuse, dtype, qcdata):
"""
Single statistics extraction, or multiple if multiple filters are defined.
All PropStat() instances will be appended to the self._propstats list and
are used to create a merged dataframe for the instance.
Returns: A single PropStat() instance or a list of PropStat() intances if
multiple filters are used.
"""
QCC.verbosity = data.get("verbosity", 0)
if "multiple_filters" in data:
propstats = []
for name, filters in data["multiple_filters"].items():
QCC.print_info(f"Starting run with name '{name}', "
f"using filters {filters}")
usedata = data.copy()
usedata["filters"] = filters
usedata["name"] = name
pstat = self._dataload_and_calculation(project,
data=usedata,
reuse=True,
dtype=dtype,
qcdata=qcdata)
propstats.append(pstat)
return propstats
else:
return self._dataload_and_calculation(project, data, reuse, dtype,
qcdata)
def _initiate_from_config(self, cfg, project=None, reuse=False):
""" Run methods for statistics extraction based on entries in yaml-config"""
with open(cfg, "r") as stream:
data = yaml.safe_load(stream)
if "grid" in data:
for item in data["grid"]:
self.get_grid_statistics(data=item,
project=project,
reuse=reuse)
if "wells" in data:
for item in data["wells"]:
self.get_well_statistics(data=item,
project=project,
reuse=reuse)
if "blockedwells" in data:
for item in data["blockedwells"]:
self.get_bwell_statistics(data=item,
project=project,
reuse=reuse)
def _create_dataframe(self, dframe, discrete=False):
"""
Combine dataframe from all PropStat() instances. Update dataframe if
out of sync with self._propstats
"""
if (self._propstats and dframe.empty) or (len(self._propstats) != len(
dframe["ID"].unique())):
dframe = combine_property_statistics(self._propstats,
discrete=discrete,
verbosity=QCC.verbosity)
return dframe
# QC methods:
# ==================================================================================
def get_grid_statistics(
self,
data: dict,
project: object = None,
reuse: bool = False,
qcdata: QCData = None,
) -> PropStat:
"""Extract property statistics from 3D Grid"""
return self._extract_statistics(project,
data,
reuse,
dtype="grid",
qcdata=qcdata)
def get_well_statistics(
self,
data: dict,
project: object = None,
reuse: bool = False,
qcdata: QCData = None,
) -> PropStat:
"""Extract property statistics from wells """
return self._extract_statistics(project,
data,
reuse,
dtype="wells",
qcdata=qcdata)
def get_bwell_statistics(
self,
data: dict,
project: object = None,
reuse: bool = False,
qcdata: QCData = None,
) -> PropStat:
"""Extract property statistics from blocked wells """
return self._extract_statistics(project,
data,
reuse,
dtype="bwells",
qcdata=qcdata)
def from_yaml(self, cfg: str, project: object = None, reuse: bool = False):
""" Use yaml-configuration file to run the statistics extractions methods."""
self._initiate_from_config(cfg, project, reuse)
def to_csv(self, csvfile: str, disc: bool = False):
""" Write combined dataframe to csv """
dframe = self.dataframe if not disc else self.dataframe_disc
dframe.to_csv(csvfile, index=False)
QCC.print_info(
f"Dataframe with {'discrete' if disc else 'continous'} ")
QCC.print_info(f"property statistics written to {csvfile}")
def run(
self,
data: Union[dict, str],
reuse: Optional[bool] = False,
project: Optional[Any] = None,
):
"""Main routine for evaluating blockedwells vs gridproperties
The routine depends on existing XTGeo functions for this purpose.
Args:
data (dict or str): The input data either as a Python dictionary or
a path to a YAML file
reuse (bool or list): Reusing some "timeconsuming to read" data in the
instance. If True, then grid and gridprops will be reused as default.
Alternatively it can be a list for more fine grained control, e.g.
["grid", "gridprops", "bwells"]
project (Union[object, str]): For usage inside RMS, None if running files
"""
self._data = self.handle_data(data, project)
self._validate_input(self._data, project)
QCC.verbosity = self._data.get("verbosity", 0)
# parse data that are special for this check
QCC.print_info("Parsing additional data...")
self.ldata = _LocalData()
self.ldata.parse_data(self._data)
# now need to retrieve blocked properties and grid properties from the "compare"
# dictionary:
wsettings = {"lognames": list(self.ldata.compare.keys())}
if project:
# inside RMS, get gridprops implicitly from compare values
self._data["gridprops"] = list(self.ldata.compare.values())
if not isinstance(self.gdata, QCData):
self.gdata = QCData()
self.gdata.parse(data=self._data,
reuse=reuse,
project=project,
wells_settings=wsettings)
dfr, comb = self.compare_bw_props()
QCC.print_debug(f"Results: \n{dfr}")
status = self.evaluate_qcreport(dfr,
"blocked wells vs grid props",
stopaction=False)
# make it possible to print the underlying dataframe, either some wells (.e.g
# the failing) or all wells. If 'fail' it will only show those lines that
# contains FAIL
show = self.ldata.show_data
if show is None or show is False:
pass
elif isinstance(show, dict):
if "lines" not in show or "wellstatus" not in show:
raise ValueError(
f"The 'showdata' entry is in an invalid form or format: {show}"
)
lines = show["lines"].upper()
wstatus = show["wellstatus"].upper()
print(
f"\n** Key 'show_data' is active, here showing lines with {lines} "
f"for wells classified as {wstatus} **")
# filter out all line with word FAIL or WARN or ... , h/t HAVB
fcomb = comb[comb.astype(str).agg("".join,
axis=1).str.contains(lines)]
if len(fcomb) > 0:
mask = dfr["STATUS"] == wstatus
wells = [
well for well in dfr[mask]["WELL"].unique()
if well != "all"
]
if wells:
print(f"Wells within {wstatus} criteria are: {wells}:\n")
print(fcomb[fcomb["WELLNAME"].isin(wells)].to_string())
else:
print(f"No wells within {wstatus} criteria")
else:
print(f"No lines are matching {lines}. Wrong input?:\n")
else:
print("Show all well cells for all wells:")
if len(comb) > 0:
print(comb.to_string())
if status == "STOP":
QCC.force_stop("STOP criteria is found!")
