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Python library for reading and writing well data using Log ASCII Standard (LAS) files
**Describe the bug** Can't read in this .las file. This is a open source .las file from Oklahoma. **To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce the behavior: Using latest version of lasio...
Hello, I have a bunch of las files with version 3.0 that I am trying to read using lasio library (version 0.29). `lasfile = lasio.read(rootdir + "file.las")` They were all...
Hello, I tried looking around all day but couldn't find a way to use the "las.df()" command in a way that would generate a dataframe header that includes the "mnemonic...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** When there are lots of curves (e.g. a file containing image/sonic (generally 2D) data), the curve mnemonics can be difficult...
Thank you for updata 2.9 I have been using Python3 and the lasio 2.8 library to create special purpose lasfiles I added data curves and used las_data.set_data(new_df) prior to overwriting...
Hi Kent, I have been using LASIO for a week now and I think it has a large potential. Great job! Some of the files I open has header and...
May I suggest making an option of a conda installation option available? If this is of interest to you, I can submit a PR.
**Describe the bug** A LASFile object containing a curve of dtype `datetime64[ns]` cannot be written to a LAS file unless converted to strings. **To Reproduce** See failure for case #2...
At the moment there are side-effects to the ``lasio.writer.write()`` function involving modifications to the LASFile objects' STRT, STOP and STEP values. I should avoid these side-effects entirely - see previous...
Most software puts the curve names as column headers on the line beginning with "~A". We should have scripts to check for this, cross-check to see if they match the...
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Python library for reading and writing well data using Log ASCII Standard (LAS) files