Library for reading CWLS Log ASCII Standard v. 1.2, 2.0, and 3.0 .las files.
pip install lasfile
import lasfile
las = lasfile.LASFile(file_path='path/to/file.las')
In order for an lasfile to properly read, and pass a critical error check, it must have the following sections:
- Version
- Well
- Curves
- Data
las.sections
las.well.raw_data
las.well.df
las['well']['raw_data']
las['well']['df']
The write
function allows you to write LAS files based on the sections available in the LASFile
object.
from lasfile import write
write(las, overwrite=False, file_path='path/to/output/file.las')
- If a 'file_path' is not passed to the function, the 'write' function will attempt to overwrite the existing file stored in the 'file_path' variable of the LASFile object. Overwrite functionality is disabled by default but can be enabled by setting the 'overwrite' attribute to 'True'.
- Currently, the write functionality cannot write LAS v. 3.0 files. This feature is under development.
- LAS v. 3.0 files can be written to LAS v. 2.0 format by setting the 'version' keyword argument of the 'write' function to '2.0'. However, this will result in the loss of any data stored in sections not found in the LAS v. 2.0 format.
Version | Read | Write |
---|---|---|
1.2 | ✔ Working | ✔ Working |
2.0 | ✔ Working | ✔ Working |
3.0 | ✔ Working | 🚧 In Development |
las.errors
las.open_error
las.read_error
las.split_error
las.version_error
las.parse_errors
las.validate_errors
lasfile.error_check(las)
lasfile.error_check(las, critical_only=False)
lasfile.error_check(las.well)