The "importwellrasterlogsbyreference" web service imports a well raster log located at some data source in the specified data source.
A typical URL is http://myserver.mycompany.com:8080/INTGeoServer/api/ds/{datasourcetype}/v1/sources/{datasource}/rasterlogs/import/byreference with the POST method.
where
datasourcetype: type of a datasource, i.e. mongo, s3, etc.
datasource: unique id of a datasource
The following parameters are available:
importoptions: a JSON object that specifies parameters of the being imported well dataset. The following parameters are available:
wellName: specifies a name of the well a raster log must be imported to
logName: specifies a name of the being imported well raster log
imagePath: specifies an URL to the being imported well raster log
sifPath: specifies an URL to the being imported well raster log .SIF image
overwrite: identifies whether an existing well dataset should be overwritten. This is an optional parameter. The default is false.
imageparameters: a JSON array that specified parameters of an each image associated with a being imported well raster log. The following parameters are available:
name is a name of an image
x is an x coordinate of an image
y is an y coordinate of an image
width is a width of an image
height is a height of an image
segmentId is an id of an image segment
imageType is a type of an image, e.g. Header, TopScale, BottomScale or Body
controlPoints: a JSON array representing control points of an image. The following parameters are available:
depth: is a control point depth
pixelPoints: is a JSON array containing contol point pixel points
startDepth is a start depth
endDepth is an end depth
unitSymbol is a unit of measurement
scale: a JSON object representing a scaling of an image. The following parameters are available:
scale: The following parameters are available:
divident is an integer divident
divisor is an integer divisor
fdivident is a double divident
fdivisor is a double divisor
dividentUnit: is a unit of measurement of a divident
divisorUnit: is a unit of measurement of a divisor