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Visualize parameters loaded to a global ensemble by ert3 #203

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DanSava opened this issue Dec 20, 2021 · 4 comments
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Visualize parameters loaded to a global ensemble by ert3 #203

DanSava opened this issue Dec 20, 2021 · 4 comments
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@DanSava
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DanSava commented Dec 20, 2021

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Ert3 supports the option of loading records directly to the database using the command:

ert3 record load [record_name] [record/path/file_name.json]

When this option is used a record is added to the "global" ensemble "experiment/path.ensemble_records " but there is no connection in the database that this record from the global ensemble is connected to a particular ensemble that will be running in the future. Hence webviz-ert does not know that the added record ([record_name] in this example) is part of the global ensemble and not part of the run ensemble.

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Alow visualization of preloaded parameter records

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Is it supposed to be connected to a future ensemble?

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DanSava commented Jan 5, 2022

Yes it should be connected somehow to a future ensemble or a future ensemble should know about it (discover it somehow)

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If I understand correctly, we need to have some way of indicating that this parameter set is not currently supposed to appear as a parameter for the existing ensemble. But is it then supposed to be visible in another way?

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This issue should be resolved as part of equinor/ert#2707

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