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The input parameters are a HorizonInterpretation2D and SeismicLine2D.
by selecting the horizon, petrel shows the value as shown in the image (red). To find this value from code I need to get the number of the sample (blue). How could obtain the number of the sample?
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The sample index on the seismic trace can be computed using the SeismicLine2D.FirstSampleAt and SeismicLine2D.SamplingRate, i.e. (pickedValue-FirstSampleAt)/SamplingeRate. Expect the seismic pick to be in between samples and plan for interpolation.