| input_dir_lithology | Path to folder with Excel file containing lithology properties for the borehole | — | string | — |
| out_dir_lithology | Path to folder where lithology output is stored | — | string | Output includes tables with bulk subsurface thermal conductivity over depth and figures |
| lithology_properties_path | Path to Excel file containing user-defined soil/rock properties | - | string | Optional; default table with properties is included in the lithology package |
| borehole_lithology_path | Path to Excel file with subsurface lithology data | — | string | — |
| borhole_litho_sheetname | Name of tab in Excel file with subsurface lithology data | — | string | — |
| out_table | Name of HDF5 (.h5) file to store lithology and thermal conductivity data | — | string | — |
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### Excel Format for Lithological Thermal Properties from Literature
The lithology module relies on an Excel file (`resources/lithology_properties/lithology_properties.xlsx`) that contains
The lithology module relies on an Excel file (`lithology/resources/lithology_properties.xlsx`) that contains
physical and thermal parameters for each lithology type, from Hantschel & Kauerauf (2009). This table acts as the reference
database from which all lithology-dependent thermal-conductivity calculations draw their input values. This table
should be edited for additional lithologies and/or customization of the rock properties.
database from which all lithology-dependent thermal-conductivity calculations draw their input values. Optionally,
the path to a similar table is user-defined in the configuration of the lithology module, with additional or edited soil