This was awesome. I'm a geologist learning python and was surprised that you were doing geological plots! I was just trying to learn to change the color scale in plotly, what a pleasant surprise!
Yes they can. You need to assign the plot to a variable, and then update the figure: fig = px.scatter_3d(df_well, x='NPHI', y='RHOB', z='GR', range_x=[-0.05, 1], range_y=[3, 1.5], color='GROUP') fig.update_traces(marker=dict(size=2))
The following code will be able to change your colourbar to horiztonal: fig.update_layout(coloraxis=dict(colorbar=dict(orientation='h', y=-0.15))) Source: stackoverflow.com/questions/70695437/horizontal-colorscale-plotly-express
Thank you for revealing essential techniques in python, what you do is really useful. Would you share the excel sheets that you are dealing with especially of this video?
Thanks Ola. I am glad you have found the videos useful. I have just updated the GitHub repo with all of the required data: github.com/andymcdgeo/Andys_RUclips_Notebooks
Hey Andy, this is really amazing and helpful and I'm definitely gonna use it. I'm wondering if there is a way to run a correlation between wells in the last 3D plot?, and create a 3D model for the wells across certain area.. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge
Thanks for the comment. I am glad it has been helpful. I would have a look at the gempy python library. It’s mainly used for 3D modelling. Not sure what they use behind the scenes to generate their plots, but it’s looks better than plain old matplotlib.
Thanks, Andy, this would be very helpful for me. I want to ask you if, maybe, you can suggest to me a book in order to learn more things about petrophysics ... I have already read a few related to the nature of well-logs, but I'm looking some related with petrophysical calculations like how to calculate water/oil saturation or how to quantify Vshale. I am not familiar with RHOB Vs NPHI plots and the utility they have, so learning those things would be great for me. Thanks in advance, and sorry for my English (I was born and raised in Colombia).
Thanks Jose. There are a number of books out there on the subject, but I would recommend the following: The Geological Interpretation of Well Logs, by Malcolm Rider Petrophysics by Djebbar Tiab Fundamentals of Petrophysics by Shenglai Yang
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This was awesome. I'm a geologist learning python and was surprised that you were doing geological plots! I was just trying to learn to change the color scale in plotly, what a pleasant surprise!
This is one of the most useful videos you have made because scatter plots plays an important role in earth science.Thank you Andy
You're very welcome!
It was a really, really great tutorial. Learned alot. thanks, Andy..! Stay Blessed
Thanks. Glad you found it useful. 🙂
Thanks for information,The library is amazing!
This is so cool.
Thank you for sharing and educating.
Glad it was helpful!
Can be changed the point size on the 3D plots?
Yes they can. You need to assign the plot to a variable, and then update the figure:
fig = px.scatter_3d(df_well, x='NPHI', y='RHOB', z='GR', range_x=[-0.05, 1], range_y=[3, 1.5], color='GROUP')
fig.update_traces(marker=dict(size=2))
Thank you very much for sharing this content. It has been very useful to my work.
Cheers!!!
You're very welcome!
Thank you good Sir, for sharing your overwhelming knowledge of datavisualization with your fellow plebeians!
Thanks. I am happy to share and glad to hear that it is useful 👍
Hi Andy! Thanks for sharing this video. It helps me a lot. Could you explain how to change the colour of each group? Thank you!
How to give orientation of color bar to horizontal?
The following code will be able to change your colourbar to horiztonal:
fig.update_layout(coloraxis=dict(colorbar=dict(orientation='h', y=-0.15)))
Source: stackoverflow.com/questions/70695437/horizontal-colorscale-plotly-express
@@AndyMcDonald42 I've already resolved it. But anyway, tq for responding
Got the solution from Stack Overflow
Thank you for revealing essential techniques in python, what you do is really useful. Would you share the excel sheets that you are dealing with especially of this video?
Thanks Ola. I am glad you have found the videos useful.
I have just updated the GitHub repo with all of the required data: github.com/andymcdgeo/Andys_RUclips_Notebooks
@@AndyMcDonald42 thanks a million 😊
Hey Andy, this is really amazing and helpful and I'm definitely gonna use it. I'm wondering if there is a way to run a correlation between wells in the last 3D plot?, and create a 3D model for the wells across certain area..
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge
Thanks for the comment. I am glad it has been helpful.
I would have a look at the gempy python library. It’s mainly used for 3D modelling. Not sure what they use behind the scenes to generate their plots, but it’s looks better than plain old matplotlib.
Here’s their website
www.gempy.org
This is really helpful, thanks so much, Andy! Wish you all the best and waiting for more geoscience videos
Thanks, Andy, this would be very helpful for me.
I want to ask you if, maybe, you can suggest to me a book in order to learn more things about petrophysics ... I have already read a few related to the nature of well-logs, but I'm looking some related with petrophysical calculations like how to calculate water/oil saturation or how to quantify Vshale. I am not familiar with RHOB Vs NPHI plots and the utility they have, so learning those things would be great for me.
Thanks in advance, and sorry for my English (I was born and raised in Colombia).
Thanks Jose. There are a number of books out there on the subject, but I would recommend the following:
The Geological Interpretation of Well Logs, by Malcolm Rider
Petrophysics by Djebbar Tiab
Fundamentals of Petrophysics by Shenglai Yang
Hey andy nice content man. How can scatter plot on top of a choropleth for data set ranging 700k to 1million records. Please help!! Require urgently
Thanks for the comment. Unfortunately I have not done much with Choropleth maps. Sorry I can't be more help on this one.