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5minutesofpython

some python notebooks for fun

automated_decline_curve_analysis_oil_and_gas_wells

This Python script uses webscraped Bakken data to generate automated exponential and hyperbolic decline curves for production forecasting for individual wells.

clastics-assess-discrete-depth-interval-on-nmr-log-to-generate-thin-sections-and-pc-curves-using-knn

Assess discrete depth interval to estimate the Petrophysical properties for that interval

dash-oil-and-gas-demo

Dash Demo App - New York Oil and Gas

dash-sample-apps

Apps hosted in the Dash Gallery

dask-tutorial

Dask tutorial

dyn_opt_class

dynamicoptimizclass

ewmodel

Model for Enhanced Weathering (EW) dynamics in the soil upper layers.

gis-snippets

Some code snippets for GIS tasks

lasio

Python library for reading and writing well data using Log ASCII Standard (LAS) files

pangeo-tutorial

Interactive jupyter notebooks for pangeo tutorial events

petropy

A petrophysics python package for geoscience python computing of conventional and unconventional formation evaluation. Reads las files and creates a pandas dataframe of the log data. Includes a basic petrophysical workflow and a simple log viewer based on XML templates.

pydatabozeman

pysimplegui

Launched in 2018 Actively developed and supported. Supports tkinter, Qt, WxPython, Remi (in browser). Create custom layout GUI's simply. Python 2.7 & 3 Support. 200+ Demo programs & Cookbook for rapid start. Extensive documentation. Examples using Machine Learning(GUI, OpenCV Integration, Chatterbot), Floating Desktop Widgets, Matplotlib + Pyplot integration, add GUI to command line scripts, PDF & Image Viewer. For both beginning and advanced programmers .

snowflake-streamlit-bank-performance-demo

A demo of the Mito Streamlit Spreadsheet

streamlit

Streamlit — The fastest way to build custom ML tools

streamlit-las-viewer

An example streamlit app for visualizing log curves in las files

t20-dash_well_viz

The aim is to try and build some interactive log visualisations using dash in notebooks and demonstrate what is possible (and also what the limitations are) using dash on subsurface data. Ultimately it would be good to try and collate all the examples into a library of templates to share after the Hackathon :swung: I have put together a quick Google Sheet with some initial ideas, so feel free to either pick one that interests you or add something to the list that you think would be fun to make, all ideas welcome.

wellpathpy

Well deviation import