Steno3D Parser: .grd
Welcome to the Surfer .grd file parser plugin for Steno3D by 3point Science. This repository supplements the Steno3D Python client library.
To install this parser, simply
pip install steno3d_surferOn import, this parser plugs in to the steno3d.parsers module. It can be used as follows:
import steno3d
import steno3d_surfer
parser = steno3d.parsers.grd('yourfile.grd')
(grd_project,) = parser.parse()This parser supports Surfer 6 binary, Surfer 7 binary, and ASCII .grd files. Currently, this parser, does not support Surfer 7 Fault Info.
If you are interested in additional features you may submit an issue or consider directly contributing to the github repository. Parser guidelines are available online.
To learn more, about Steno3D, visit steno3d.com, the Steno3D source repository, and our online documentation.
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