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Creating a mesh parameters in GravMag inversion #434
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JIRA issue [GEOPY-687] was created. |
Hi @alexeytsv , It was voted out by our users. The reason being that it made the ui more complicated and was prone of launching long inversions with a bad mesh. It forces the users to think about an optimal discretization ahead of running the inversion. Sorry about that. |
Thank you for the information.
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1- Hmm good point about the 2d grid. We just need to add it to the list of accepted objects. That being said, data from a 2d grids don't really have a z position (just flat constant) you might have to also create yourself a points from cell centers with drape Z? 2- No you should just be able to ctrl-c the mesh in GA, then ctrl-v in your other project. Or second option you just drag and drop the geoh5 that has the mesh to your viewport. GA is pretty cool that way. |
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Fair enough. Here's a workaround that should work (untested)
From there you will have points and topo to create your octree. Should work... Dom |
Would probably be a good idea to make an app for that - 2d grid to draped points. We could then simplify the inversion app even more and let you do the conversion prior as well. |
Will add the option in the jupyter-app Octree mesh creation only to help out free users on GEOPY-687 for v0.9.1 |
In Gravity and Magnetic 3D Inversion application (v0.9.0-rc.3) there are no parameters for creating a mesh (Mesh option in Inversion Parameters)
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