Structure time surfaces¶

This exports the modelled structural time surfaces from within RMS. These surfaces serve as the input for depth conversion in RMS and form the basis for generating the structural framework in depth. Typically, they are extracted from a structural model in time domain.

Note

It is only possible to export one single set of time surface predictions per model workflow.

Current¶
Field	Value
Version	NA
Output	`share/results/maps/structure_time_surface/surfacename.gri`
Security classification	🟡 Internal

Requirements¶

RMS
time surfaces stored in a horizon folder within RMS

The surfaces must be located within a horizon folder in RMS and be in domain time. This export function will automatically export all non-empty horizons from the provided folder.

Usage¶

export_structure_time_surfaces(project, horizon_folder)[source]¶

Simplified interface when exporting modelled time surfaces from RMS.

Parameters:

project (Any) – The ‘magic’ project variable in RMS.
horizon_folder (str) – Name of horizon folder in RMS.

Return type:

ExportResult

Examples

Example usage in an RMS script:

from fmu.dataio.export.rms import export_structure_time_surfaces

export_results = export_structure_time_surfaces(project, "TS_extracted")

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

Result¶

The surfaces from the horizon folder will be exported as ‘irap_binary’ files to share/results/maps/structure_time_surface/surfacename.gri.

Standard result schema¶

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