• Open source, public notebooks for working with DLISIO
• Examples of the functionality in the dlisio package
• Utilizing open data from the Volve field: https://data.equinor.com/dataset/Volve
  • License: CC BY NC SA
• Also utilizing data from the NOPIMS dataset: https://nopims.dmp.wa.gov.au/nopims

• dlisio has had a stable production release at the end of 2023 - dlisio v1.0
• Notebooks are updated to reflect an update in packages and python base to 3.11 - please check the requirements.txt file.

• There is a notebook and a set of functions for a Dlis to las file converter. Thanks for the help on this one!

• There is a notebook and a set of functions for a las to las file converter.

I hope this work can be useful for any geoscientist working in academia, during a hackathon, or at a company dealing with subsurface well data. I am a firm believer that file format parsing and file type conversions should not come at a cost in this day and age.

I can't promise the code is perfectly written, and as a non-professional developer, I appreciate all feedback. Make an issue or change the code and submit a pull request!

Work released under MIT License (MIT)