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4.12.3

This patch uses 'rock permeability' in preference to 'permeability rock' as the property kind when writing xml. This reversal is because 'permeability rock' is flagged as an abstract property kind in the RESQML standard.

4.12.2

This patch allows the BlockedWell class to load blocked wells written with the "Aspen RMS" format identifier in the citation block. Such objects are currently incorrect: either a shared node is being duplicated at the exit of one cell and the entry to the next, or the unblocked intervals between blocked cells are not being represented by a null -1 in the grid indices. Until the source of this bad data is fixed, this patch allows a workaround for resqpy based applications to read the blocked wells.

RMS is a trademark of Roxar, part of AspenTech.

4.12.1

This patch fixes a bug and generally improves the handling of imports of closed polylines from the simple ascii IRAP format.

4.12.0

This change adds a class method to Surface which allows creation of down-sampled version of an existing Surface. A random subset of points from the source (fine) surface are selected and re-triangulated to yield the new surface.

4.11.4

When using the rq_import module to import surfaces, the code would add a title composed of a shorter name followed by 'sourced from' and the original file path. This patch changes that behaviour so that the citation title is the shorter name only, and the original file path is added to extra metadata with the key 'source'.

Note: the shorter name is derived as before, by removing any extension from the file base name.

4.11.3

This patch improves the PointSet.from_irap() method to (by default) exclude the last point in the input file if it is close to triple 999.0.

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