Structure depth fault surfaces¶

This exports the modelled structure depth fault surfaces from within RMS. For each fault surface in a structural model, nodes and triangles are retrieved from RMS and exported as triangulated surfaces in the TSurf file format used in for example the GOCAD software.

Current¶
Field	Value
Version	NA
Output	`share/results/maps/structure_depth_fault_surface/faultname.ts`
Security classification	🟡 Internal

Requirements¶

RMS
structural model with set of fault surfaces

The export function will automatically export all fault surfaces in the selected structural model.

Usage¶

export_structure_depth_fault_surfaces(project, structural_model_name)[source]¶

Simplified interface when exporting triangulated fault surfaces from RMS.

Parameters:

project (Any) – the ‘magic’ project variable in RMS
structural_model_name (str) – name of the structural model

Return type:

ExportResult

Examples

Example usage in an RMS script:

from fmu.dataio.export.rms import export_structure_depth_fault_surfaces

export_results = export_structure_depth_fault_surfaces(
    project,
    "structural_model_name"
)

for result in export_results.items:
    print(f"Output surfaces to {result.absolute_path}")

Result¶

Given a fault surface in the structural model named F1, the result file will be share/results/maps/structure_depth_fault_surface/f1.ts.

The .ts file extension indicates that the file represents the fault surface in the TSurf file format.

The file content has been validated using a Pydantic model representing TSurf data.

Standard result schema¶

This standard result is not presented in a tabular format; therefore, no validation schema exists.