How to find username and tablespace name indatapump import

I have a datapump export without the logfile .I would like to import it into a db.Before starting import I would like to know the schema and tablespace which it is exported so that I can remap the schema and tablespace to some other.Is there anyway I can do this

You can run your import command but add this:
include=tablespace,user sqlfile=look.sql
The file look.sql will have the create tablespace commands and the create user commands.
Edit look.sql to see what the tablespace and user names are.
Dean

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