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The ZGY tool can read a ZGY file and create a ArcGIS feature classes class containing the navigation geometry and metadata. The ZGY tool has the following features:
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Hint : Use the info argument to see the valid Z range for your cube.
add-feature-nostats <workspacepath> <featureclassname> <zgyfilepath> [topZT bottomZT]
This is similar to add-feature with the exception that the calculation of min, max, mean and std. dev will be omitted. This will save some time on large volumes. However the resulting feature class can only be displayed as a polygon, not as a seismic cube.
add-feature-raster <workspacepath> <featureclassname> <rasterdirectory> <zgyfilepath> [topZT bottomZT]
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An example of such a file with two cubes is:
[
{
"name": "OrigAmp",
"path": "F:/ZGY/OrigAmp.zgy",
"esriCRS": {
"authority": "EPSG",
"wkid": "23031"
}
},
{
"name": "OrigAmpDepth",
"path": "F:/ZGY/OrigAmpDepth.zgy",
"esriCRS": {
"authority": "EPSG",
"wkid": "23031"
}
}
]
There is also an example file with 3 cubes named "cubes.json" in the same folder as zgyLiveTraces.py.
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