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About GeoSciML

Mickaël Beaufils edited this page Dec 22, 2023 · 11 revisions

What is GeoSciML?

From the CGI-IUGS website:

GeoSciML is an XML–based data transfer standard for the exchange of digital geoscientific information. It accommodates the representation and description of features typically found on geological maps, as well as being extensible to other geoscience data such as drilling, sampling, and analytical data. GeoSciML provides a standard data structure for a suite of common geologic features (eg, geologic units, structures, earth materials) and artefacts of geological investigations (eg, boreholes, specimens, measurements). Supporting objects such as the geologic timescale and vocabularies are also provided as linked resources, so that they can be used as classifiers for the primary objects in the GeoSciML standard.

The latest version of the specifications of that joint CGI-IUGS and OGC standard can be found here: https://docs.ogc.org/is/16-008/16-008.html

Which existing concepts do we propose to reuse and extend for geotechnics?

Which concepts do we propose to add for geotechnics?

Introduction

Geotech concepts

Book A concepts

Hole in the ground

For the activity of observation and its results

For the activity of sampling and preparation

Book B concepts

For Geological Modeling

For Hydrogeological Modeling

For Geotechnical Modeling

For Hazard Modeling

Book C concepts

ISO & OGC GeoTech Model

General considerations

ISO19148 and ISO19156

SensorThingsAPI datamodel

GeoSciML

GroundWaterML2

EPOS WP15

LandInfra & InfraGML

INSPIRE Theme III: Natural Risk Zone

Implementation guide, resources and examples

Exposing geotech investigation data with OGC SensorThings API

Vocabulary and codelist for geotech

Conclusions

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