| Egenskap |
Stereotype |
Beskrivelse |
Type |
Multiplisitet |
| lineationType |
|
Type of lineation.
Examples include: flow lines, scratches, striae, slickenlines, linear arrangements of elongate components in sediments, elongate minerals, crinkles, and lines of intersection between penetrative planar structures.
|
LineationTypeTerm
(kodeliste)
|
1..1 |
| definingElement |
|
Kinds of describable inhomogeneity in a rock body that may define a GeologicStructure. Examples include Oriented Particle.
|
CGI_Term
(datatype)
|
1..* |
| - qualifier |
|
A qualifying term (eg; sometimes, common, always) used with term values. |
ValueQualifierCode
(kodeliste)
|
1..1 |
| - value |
|
A byReference attribute, referring to a vocabulary of terms suitable to describe a GeoSciML element.
|
CodeListValue
(kodeliste)
|
1..1 |
| intensity |
|
How well the lineation is developed. Terms such as weak, moderate, strong.
|
CGI_Term
(datatype)
|
1..1 |
| - qualifier |
|
A qualifying term (eg; sometimes, common, always) used with term values. |
ValueQualifierCode
(kodeliste)
|
1..1 |
| - value |
|
A byReference attribute, referring to a vocabulary of terms suitable to describe a GeoSciML element.
|
CodeListValue
(kodeliste)
|
1..1 |
| mineralElement |
|
Mineral that defines the lineation |
Mineral
(type)
|
1..* |
| - mineralName |
|
Name of the mineral (eg: orthoclase) or mineral family (eg: feldspar), approved by the International Mineralogical Association. (eg: http://www.mindat.org/mineralindex.php)
|
MineralNameTerm
(kodeliste)
|
1..* |
| orientation |
|
Orientation of the lineation |
CGI_LinearOrientation
(datatype)
|
1..* |
| - directed |
|
To indicate if orientation represents linear feature that is directed, e.g. clast imbrication, mylonitic lineation with sense of shear, slickenlines with displacement direction, rather than undirected. A code list to indicate which is the directed end of the linear orientation |
LinearDirectedCode
(kodeliste)
|
1..1 |
| - plunge |
|
Magnitudeof the plunge. May be a term (eg steeply) or numeric (eg 75 degrees) or range.
|
CGI_NumericRange
(datatype)
|
1..1 |
| - trend |
|
The azimuth (compass point, bearing etc) value of the linear orientation.
|
CGI_NumericRange
(datatype)
|
1..1 |
| GeologicStructure |
| GeologicFeature |
| observationMethod |
|
Feature ObservationMethod specifies the approach to acquiring the collection of attribute values that constitute an individual feature instance (e.g. point count, brunton compass on site, air photo interpretation, field observation, hand specimen, laboratory, aerial photography, creative imagination). ObservationMethod is a convenience property that provides a quick and dirty approach to observation metadata when data are reported using a feature view (as opposed to observation view). For a borehole, the GeologicFeature observation method specifies how the geologic properties were determined (eg, visual observation, or standard AzGS logging procedure (described in detail somewhere else)). This property corresponds (loosely) to ISO19115 Lineage.
|
CGI_Term
(datatype)
|
1..* |
| - qualifier |
|
A qualifying term (eg; sometimes, common, always) used with term values. |
ValueQualifierCode
(kodeliste)
|
1..1 |
| - value |
|
A byReference attribute, referring to a vocabulary of terms suitable to describe a GeoSciML element.
|
CodeListValue
(kodeliste)
|
1..1 |
| purpose |
|
Specification of the intended purpose/level of abstraction for a given feature or object instance. Scoped name because intention is asserted by author of the data instance. Values are: instance, typicalNorm, definingNorm.
|
DescriptionPurpose
(kodeliste)
|
1..1 |