Projecting Coordinates along wellpath #176
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I've been trying to see if there's a method for calculating gps positions along the wellpath. IE, I have a well that starts at 550000 easting and 4440000 northing and assuming I know EPSG code, utm location, etc, is there a way to project the final bottom hole location? Or the location of the points along the well path? |
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Hi @lordhegemon, thanks for getting in touch! Have a look here for how to do what you want using Hope this helps? Good luck! |
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I only added it recently because I needed it for something I was working on. I’m happy to build on it if you’ve any feedback or suggestions.On 21 Jan 2024, at 03:54, lordhegemon ***@***.***> wrote:
Yeah, I've found a couple different methods through pyproj or geopy but was just curious if there was a methodology in welleng. I'll try it out.
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Good luck, although that sounds like something that you should ask the
operator to explain to you?
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Thanks! I'll let you know. I work for a govt agency and I'm trying to
figure out how an operator's survey plan reached the bottom hole location
that it did.
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Hi @lordhegemon, thanks for getting in touch!
Have a look here for how to do what you want using
welleng
, but you can also just usepyproj
directly if you're just looking to transform coordinates, there's plenty of examples of how to do that with a quick Google search.Hope this helps? Good luck!