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Geoscience object schemas

Object schemas are the top-level data structures in the schema hierarchy. Each object composes reusable components, which are in turn built from primitive elements.

Points and surfaces​

Fundamental spatial objects — point clouds, triangulated surfaces, and line geometries.

  • Pointset — a set of points in space with attributes
  • Triangle mesh — a triangulated surface with optional parts and edges
  • Line segments — a collection of lines composed of straight segments

Grids and block models​

Regular, tensor, and unstructured grid geometries for spatial discretisation and property modelling.

Regular grids​

Tensor grids​

Unstructured grids​

Drilling and downhole data​

Drillhole survey campaigns and the data collected along drillhole traces.

Geological modelling​

Model surfaces, cross-sections, and design geometries used in geological interpretation.

Structural geology​

Orientation measurements at point locations — lineation and planar data for structural analysis.

Survey and geophysics​

Geophysical survey data across multiple measurement types — potential fields, electromagnetic, and resistivity-IP.

Geostatistics​

Variogram models, experimental variograms, distribution functions, and ellipsoid definitions for spatial modelling and uncertainty quantification.

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