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}
// intersect the log with the grid and return cells traversed
IEnumerable logInCells = log.GetLogInCells(grid);
// find the average value of the log in the cell
PetrelLogger.Info("******* Log in cells ********");
foreach(LogInCell lic in logInCells)
{
// get first and last log points in the cell and cell index
double MDIn = lic.MD_In;
double MDOut = lic.MD_Out;
Index3 ind = lic.Index;
// compute average of points entering and leaving cell
float avg = ((float)logLUT[MDIn] + (float)logLUT[MDOut])/2;
prop[ind] = avg;
}
// dump the result an increment the counter
PetrelLogger.InfoOutputWindow(MDIn + " " + logLUT[MDIn] +
" " + MDOut + " " + logLUT[MDOut] + " " +
ind.I + " " + ind.J + " " + ind.K + " " + avg );
count++;
}
// commit the transaction to save the data
trans.Commit();
}
return count;
11. Build the solution.
Figure 3-15 Code for private method UpscaleLog
3.3. Running the Examples
When the example projects were created the petrel.exe.config file was updated
by the wizard with the module name and assembly. The wizard also set up the
projects in Visual Studio to start Petrel when you start debugging. Perform the
following tasks to run the examples:
1. Start debugging from Visual Studio after building the solution. If you
prefer not to debug you may start Petrel outside Visual Studio.
2. Open a project in Petrel that has a Point set object in the Petrel
Explorer Input tab (see Figure 3- 16). If no Point set object is available,
then use the Process diagram Utilities folder Make/Edit polygons
process to create one. Use a 3D object to place your points in space.
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