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ResInsight/GrpcInterface/Python/rips/PythonExamples/geomech/create_wbs_plot.py
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import os
# Load ResInsight Processing Server Client Library
import rips
# Connect to ResInsight instance
resInsight = rips.Instance.find()
# Get all GeoMech cases
cases = resInsight.project.descendants(rips.GeoMechCase)
# Get all well paths
well_paths = resInsight.project.well_paths()
# Ensure there's at least one well path
if len(well_paths) < 1:
print("No well paths in project")
exit(1)
# Create a set of WbsParameters
params = rips.WbsParameters()
params.user_poisson_ratio = 0.23456
params.user_ucs = 123
# Loop through all cases
for case in cases:
assert isinstance(case, rips.GeoMechCase)
min_res_depth, max_res_depth = case.reservoir_depth_range()
# Find a good output path
case_path = case.file_path
folder_name = os.path.dirname(case_path)
# Import formation names and assign them to this case
formation_names = resInsight.project.import_formation_names(
formation_files=[
"D:/Projects/ResInsight-regression-test/ModelData/norne/Norne_ATW2013.lyr"
],
apply_to_all_cases=False,
)
case.set_formation_names(formation_names=formation_names)
# create a folder to hold the snapshots
dirname = os.path.join(folder_name, "snapshots")
print("Exporting to: " + dirname)
for well_path in well_paths[0:4]: # Loop through the first five well paths
# Create plot with parameters
wbsplot = case.create_well_bore_stability_plot(
well_path=well_path, time_step=0, parameters=params
)