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It would be good to have a full-sized 3D for testing various things, beginning with how the 2D and 3D implementations of FFT scale up.
Download the full 6000 milliseconds Penobscot project and access 3D volume
Use OpendTect to export the full milliseconds
Use segyio to load it and save it a .npy file (example code in this notebook and also the array with samples (values of times in milliseconds for each time slice)
Store on Dropbox
Use pooch (here) for retrieval, as suggested by Matt Hall on a discussion on SWUNG, if we want to do everything programmatically
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It would be good to have a full-sized 3D for testing various things, beginning with how the 2D and 3D implementations of FFT scale up.
segyio
to load it and save it a .npy file (example code in this notebook and also the array with samples (values of times in milliseconds for each time slice)pooch
(here) for retrieval, as suggested by Matt Hall on a discussion on SWUNG, if we want to do everything programmaticallyThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: