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| - | ====== Add Workbench XYZ file to GeoScene3D ====== | + | ====== Add Workbench XYZ (by layer) |
| - | A data file eksported | + | A data file exported |
| + | For guidance on how to easily import your XYZ (by layer) file, follow the steps below | ||
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| - | 1) Open GeoScene3D, | + | ---- |
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| + | ==== Step 1: Open GeoScene3D ==== | ||
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| + | Open GeoScene3D, | ||
| + | Select **ASCII** as the file format. | ||
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| + | ==== Step 2: File Settings ==== | ||
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| + | For GeoScene3D to correctly read the file, you must set the appropriate file settings.\\ | ||
| + | The standard settings from Workbench are as follows: | ||
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| + | * **Column Names Line**: 35 | ||
| + | * **Comment Lines**: / | ||
| + | * **Null Character**: | ||
| + | * **Decimal Separator**: | ||
| + | * **Data Separator**: | ||
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| + | ==== Step 3: Object Type ==== | ||
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| + | Select **'1D Geophysical Models (One model layer per line)' | ||
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| + | ==== Step 4: Assign Fields ==== | ||
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| + | Determine what fields contains which values.\\ | ||
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| + | Be aware that your data may not necessarily contain 30 layers. The number of layers is written within the file. | ||
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| + | ==== Step 5: Colorscale ==== | ||
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| + | In this step, you can select your color scale. The result shown below uses the default color scale selected by GeoScene3D. \\ You also have the option to hide your data in the 3D window or create profile lines based on your data. \\ \\ NB: Selecting “Create Line Profiles”, | ||
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| + | ==== Step 6: Results ==== | ||
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| + | Now you can zoom in on your data and view it in 3D and in profiles. \\ To see the data on the map, you will need to add it to the map. \\ If you right-click on your object, you will have a large range of different options to modify your geophysical data from. \\ //OBS: No DOI values can be imported with this data format.// \\ {{: | ||