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Migrate from the query service to the seismic service

Limited availability

The features described in this section are currently only available to selected customers.

The guide helps you migrate from the query v0 service to the seismic v1 service. It provides translations for the v0 API methods. The document suggests solutions if there's no direct translation or methods are deprecated.

These concepts have changed in the seismic v1 service:

  • SeismicStore and Seismic objects. The SeismicStore is an object that represents an ingested SEG-Y file but isn't directly available as part of the entitlement. The Seismic object is a cutout of a SeismicStore and composes an entitlement. Queries no longer reference files directly and use either the Seismic or the SeismicStore objects instead.

  • Search, Get, and List queries. The Seismic API v1 combines the Search, Get, and List metadata queries into a single generic Search query. This query accepts a search specification. For example, searching by an identifier or a unique name will show the results of the Get query, and an empty search will behave like the List query.

  • StreamTraces endpoint. The Seismic API v1 combines many trace access endpoints into a single, more flexible com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.StreamTraces endpoint. By changing the query parameters slightly, you can produce similar results to many of the methods the endpoint replaces.

info

To learn more about the Seismic API v1, see the documentation.

Metadata queries and payload examples

Metadata queries consist of com.cognite.seismic.Query. + MethodName = com.cognite.seismic.Query.MethodName, for example, com.cognite.seismic.Query.GetSurvey. See below for changed and deprecated methods.

Changed methods

GetSurvey

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.SearchSurveys.

Payload example

v0
com.cognite.seismic.Query/GetSurvey
{
"survey": {
"name": "some_name"
}
}
v1
com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicAPI/SearchSurveys
{
"surveys": {
"name": "some_name"
}
}

ListSurveys

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.SearchSurveys without a surveys search specification.

Payload example

v0
com.cognite.seismic.Query/ListSurveys
{
"include_metadata": true
}
v1
com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicAPI/SearchSurveys
{
"include_metadata": true
}

ListFiles

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.SearchFiles without the spec search specification.

SearchSurveys

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.SearchSurveys.

GetFile

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.SearchFiles with the spec containing the identifier for the file.

Payload example

v0
com.cognite.seismic.Query/GetFile
{
"file": {
"name": "some_name"
}
}
v1
com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicAPI/SearchFiles
{
"spec": {
"name": "some_name"
}
}

GetBinaryHeader

Fetch the original SEG-Y binary headers from com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.SearchSeismicStores by setting include_headers to true.

Payload example

v0
com.cognite.seismic.Query/GetBinaryHeader
{
"file": {
"name": "some_name"
}
}
v1
com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicAPI/SearchSeismicStores
{
"file": {
"name": "some_name"
},
"include_headers": true
}
Info

Seismic objects also have binary headers. By default, the objects inherit the headers from the original file, but data managers can override them. You can fetch the headers from com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.SearchSeismics.

Payload example

v1
com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicAPI/SearchSeismics
{
"seismic_store": {
"name": "some_name"
},
"include_binary_header": true
}

GetTextHeader

Fetch the original SEG-Y text headers from com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.SearchSeismicStores by setting include_headers to true.

Payload example

v0
com.cognite.seismic.Query/GetTextHeader
{
"file": {
"name": "some_name"
}
}
v1
com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicAPI/SearchSeismicStores
{
"seismic_store": {
"name": "some_name"
},
"include_headers": true
}
Info

Seismic objects also have binary headers. By default, the objects inherit the headers from the original file, but data managers can override them. You can fetch the headers from com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.SearchSeismics.

Payload example

v1
com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicAPI/SearchSeismics
{
"seismic_store": {
"name": "some_name"
},
"include_text_header": true
}

GetFileDataCoverage

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.SearchSeismicStores specifying coverage with the selected format.

Payload example

v0
com.cognite.seismic.Query/GetFileDataCoverage
{
"file": {
"name": "some_name"
},
"in_wkt": true
}
v1
com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicAPI/SearchSeismicStores
{
"file": {
"name": "some_name"
},
"coverage": {
"format": 0 // 0 indicates wkt, 1 indicates geojson
}
}
Info

Seismic objects also have coverage that you can fetch from com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.SearchSeismics.

Payload example

v1
com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicAPI/SearchSeismics
{
"seismic_store": {
"name": "some_name"
},
"coverage": {
"format": 0
}
}

GetFileLineRange

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.GetTraceBounds.

Note

In v1, the query is in terms of Seismic or SeismicStore objects. In the example below, assume that the SeismicStore ID for the ingested file of interest is known.

Payload example

v0
com.cognite.seismic.Query/GetFileLineRange
{
"file": {
"name": "some_name"
}
}
v1
com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicAPI/GetTraceBounds
{
"seismic_store_id": 1234
}

GetCrosslinesByInline

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.SearchSeismicStores with include_extent set to true. The method returns all lines that contain the inline.

Payload example

v0
com.cognite.seismic.Query/GetFileLineRange
{
"file": {
"name": "some_name"
}
}
v1
com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicAPI/SearchSeismicStores
{
"file": {
"name": "some_name"
},
"include_extent": true
}
Info

Seismic objects also have the line range that you can fetch from com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.SearchSeismics.

Payload example

v1
com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicAPI/SearchSeismics
{
"seismic": {
"id": "1234"
},
"include_line_range": true
}

GetInlinesByCrossline

See com.cognite.seismic.Query.GetCrosslinesByInline

GetTraceByCoordinates

To get the closest trace to a given coordinate, use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.StreamTraces and specify the geometry with interpolation_method set to NEAREST_TRACE, and a geometry containing the coordinate of interest.

Payload example

v0
com.cognite.seismic.Query/GetTraceByCoordinates
{
"file": {
"name": "some_name",
},
"coordinates": {
"x": 10,
"y": 20
}
}
v1
com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicAPI/StreamTraces
{
"seismic": {
"id": "1234"
},
"geometry": {
"geometry": {
"wkt": {
"geometry": "POINT(10 20)"
}
},
"interpolation_method": 0 // 0 indicates NEAREST_TRACE, 1 indicates INVERSE_DISTANCE_WEIGHTING
}
}

GetSliceByGeometry

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.StreamTraces passing in the desired geometry.

See com.cognite.seismic.Query.GetTraceByCoordinates.

GetCubeByGeometry

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.StreamTraces passing in the desired geometry.

See com.cognite.seismic.Query.GetTraceByCoordinates.

GetSegYFile

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.GetSegYFile instead.

GetTimeSliceByGeometry

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.StreamTraces passing in the desired geometry with a z_range containing the depth of interest and a desired geometry.

See com.cognite.seismic.Query.GetSliceByGeometry.

Payload example

v0
com.cognite.seismic.Query/GetTimeSliceByGeometry
{
"file": {
"name": "some_file"
},
"geometry": {
"wkt": {
"geometry": "POLYGON ((30 10, 40 40, 20 40, 10 20, 30 10))"
}
},
"z": 20
}
v1
com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicAPI/StreamTraces
{
"seismic": {
"id": "1234"
},
"geometry": {
"geometry": {
"wkt": {
"geometry": "POLYGON ((30 10, 40 40, 20 40, 10 20, 30 10))"
}
}
},
"z_range": {
"min": 20,
"max": 20
}
}

Query.GetVolume

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.StreamTraces instead.

Deprecated methods

GetSliceByLine

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.StreamTraces instead.

GetCubeByLines

Use com.cognite.seismic.v1.SeismicService.StreamTraces instead.

GetSlabByLines

See com.cognite.seismic.Query.GetTimeSliceByGeometry.

Next steps

View the documentation to learn more about the Seismic API v1.