watex.utils.geotools.get_thick_from_values#

watex.utils.geotools.get_thick_from_values(thick, depth=None, surface_value=0.0, mode='strict', raise_warn=Ellipsis)[source]#

Compute thickness when only thick is given.

Here it is respectful of tthe <t-value> data kind. For t-range data, refer to get_thick_from_range().

Parameters

  • thick (List,) – The list of layer thickness.

  • depth (float, optional) – The maximum depth of the borehole. Useful when it comes to describes the stratigraphic log in the borehole. However, it is not necessary when it comes for geochemistry sampling.

  • surface_value (float, default=0.) – The level of the the sea by default. It correspond to the depth of the roof (top) of the first layers.

  • mode (str, default='strict') – Control the layer thickness ranking. It can be [‘soft’|’strict’]. Any other value should be in ‘soft’ mode. Here the strict mode yields an error when the total sum of the thickness is greater than the given depth. However in soft mode, the depth is merely replaced by the total thick depth.

  • raise_warn (bool, default=False) – warn user when the given depth is less than the total layer thicknesses.

Returns

dh_from, dh_to , thickness –

  • dh_from: the array of layer roof (top) depth values

  • dh_to: The array of layer wall ( bottom) depth values

  • thickness: The calculated thickness of each layer.

Return type

Tuple of Arraylike

Examples

>>> from watex.utils.geotools import _parse_only_thick
>>> _parse_only_thick ([12 , 20, 26, 50 ], depth = 205 )
Out[63]:
(array([  0.,  12.,  32.,  58., 108.]),
 array([ 12.,  32.,  58., 108., 205.]),
 array([12., 20., 26., 50., 97.]))