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The sampling interval is named differently in different plugins. F.ex in ParameterAnalysis and GroupTree it is named time_index and in ReservoirSimulationTimeSeries, ReservoirSimulationsTimeSeriesOneByOne and in ReservoirSimulationTimeSeriesRegional it is named sampling. I think we should unify the naming here.
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Description
In webviz we use the DeckGLMap component to render surface grids as images.
This component is a wrapper on deck.gl including e.g. additional layers targeting subsurface data, such as surface grids and well data.
To render surface grids we use a hillshading layer that is based on the DeckGL [bitmap layer](https://deck.gl/docs/api-reference/layers/bitmap
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Can add something like this at the end of __init__() to marginally reduce time to filter later on.
self.smry=self.smry[["ENSEMBLE", "DATE", "REAL"]+self.smry_cols]
self.smry_meta=self.smry_meta[["ENSEMBLE", "DATE", "REAL"]+self.smry_cols]
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Proposing to add Webviz to the list, along with Webviz-subsurface.
Project name:
Webviz+Webviz-subsurface
Project website/repository:
https://github.com/equinor/webviz-subsurface/
License:
MIT for webviz-config, GPLv3 for webviz-subsurface
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