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The results of the invert call is a pyGIMLi vector that is widely compatible with a numpy array. However, it can be transformed into a real array using |
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Thanks a lot - Afterwards I just need to reshape the data. Just one more question - Is there also a way to extract the ray paths into a numpy array (in my case in 3D). All the best and thank you for your help, Simon |
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Please have a look at https://www.pygimli.org/_examples_auto/2_seismics/plot_05_refraction_3D.html where 3D rays are plotted and have a look into the source code https://www.pygimli.org/_modules/pygimli/physics/traveltime/TravelTimeManager.html#TravelTimeManager.drawRayPaths on how the paths can be accessed. |
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Hello everyone,
i want to extract the result of a travel time inversion into a numpy array. The inversion was done in 3D
with the following command.
How can i get the inversion result (velocity) in invmodel in a numpy array?
All the best and thank you for your help,
Simon
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