Vertical Electrical Sounding #753
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Hello, I am currently a beginner user of PyGIMLi, and I am tasked with performing inversion modeling of vertical electrical sounding using PyGIMLi. However, I am encountering difficulties in extracting the resistivity value of each layer. I am aiming to generate a resistivity log vs depth output similar to the one produced by Software Progress (I dropped the example below). I would like to inquire if PyGIMLi is capable of creating a 1D model of each layer and displaying the resistivity values akin to Software Progress. If this is possible, could you kindly provide me with the corresponding code?
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There is no plotting function like in the image where the values are printed, but it should be very easy to generate using matplotlib. pyGIMLi just has resistivity-depth curves or coloured depth columns. For the modelling, you just need the thickness and resistivity values as vectors. Please have a look at the VES examples. |
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There is no plotting function like in the image where the values are printed, but it should be very easy to generate using matplotlib. pyGIMLi just has resistivity-depth curves or coloured depth columns.
For the modelling, you just need the thickness and resistivity values as vectors. Please have a look at the VES examples.