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EAPK_FE09F14E_A556_4562_9261_2B22CCD7E123;GeologicFeature;The GeoSciML GeologicFeature package contains the root  Feature classes MappedFeature and GeologicFeature.   GeologicFeature represents a conceptual feature that is hypothesized to exist coherently in the world. Specializated geologic features are contained in other packages.  ;pakke;;Gyldig;GeologicFeature;Inspire Consolidated UML Model\Foundation Schemas\GeoSciML\GeoSciML-Core\GeologicFeature
EAPK_A3FED658_3A42_4908_BD49_E63EFC81AA7B;GeologicUnit;The GeoSciML GeologicUnit Package contains classes representing notional geologic units, whose complete and precise extent is inferred to exist. Explicit spatial properties are available through association with a MappedFeature.   Geologic units includes both formal units (i.e. formally adopted and named in the official lexicon) and informal units (i.e. named but not promoted to the lexicon) and unnamed units (i.e. recognisable and described and delineable in the field but not otherwise formalised). ;pakke;;Gyldig;GeologicUnit;Inspire Consolidated UML Model\Foundation Schemas\GeoSciML\GeoSciML-Core\GeologicUnit
EAPK_6E932C9C_8412_4a2a_BD7A_4F31B4ACB8BD;GeologicAge;The GeoSciML GeologicAge package contains classes to support the description of geologic ages and events.   A geologic age is related to a particular GeologicEvent, during which one or more geological processes act to modify geological entities. ;pakke;;Gyldig;GeologicAge;Inspire Consolidated UML Model\Foundation Schemas\GeoSciML\GeoSciML-Core\GeologicAge
EAPK_75C86928_4186_4895_90FD_5EB66D1977DE;GeologicStructure;"GeologicStructures are a configuration of matter in the Earth based on describable inhomogeneity, pattern, or fracture in an Earth Material.  The scale of geological structures ranges from microscopic (micron-scale) to megascopic (km-scale). Examples of such inhomogeneities include fractures, mineral grain boundaries, and boundaries between parts of the rock with different particle geometry (texture) or composition. Geologic structure is grounded in relationships between parts of a rock or rock body.   As used here, it includes sedimentary structures. The identity of a Geologic Structure is independent of the material that is the substrate for the structure. There are almost always strong dependencies between the nature of the Earth Material substrate and the kinds of Geological Structure that may be present. A disaggregated heap of particles does not have structure, and can  only be described in terms of the mineralogy and geometrical character of the constituent particles.  Geologic Structures are more likely to be found in, and are more persistent in, consolidated materials than in unconsolidated materials. Properties like ""clast-supported"", ""matrix-supported"", and ""graded bed"" that do not involve orientation are considered kinds of Geologic Structure because they depend on the configuration of parts of a rock body. ";pakke;;Gyldig;GeologicStructure;Inspire Consolidated UML Model\Foundation Schemas\GeoSciML\GeoSciML-Core\GeologicStructure
EAPK_A36EB90F_6E41_4dcb_A709_0E825C0879DA;EarthMaterial;The GeoSciML EarthMaterial package contains classes representing a description of a naturally occurring substance in the Earth.    Earth Material represents material composition or substance, and is thus independent of quantity or location. Ideally, Earth Materials are defined strictly based on physical properties, but because of standard geological usage, genetic interpretations may enter into the description as well. ;pakke;;Gyldig;EarthMaterial;Inspire Consolidated UML Model\Foundation Schemas\GeoSciML\GeoSciML-Core\EarthMaterial
EAPK_C32FAA59_1E59_477d_AFCB_7B95A089F6B3;GeologicRelation;"The GeoSciML GeologicRelation package contains the root relation class.   Geologic Relations are typed, directed associations between geologic objects. Represents any of a wide variety of relationships that can exist between two or more Features or other entities. For example, the GeologicRelation ""intrudes"" is a relationship between an intrusive igneous rock and some host rock. Includes spatial, temporal, sequence, correlation, and parent/child relations.  ";pakke;;Gyldig;GeologicRelation;Inspire Consolidated UML Model\Foundation Schemas\GeoSciML\GeoSciML-Core\GeologicRelation
EAPK_7EA8E1F0_D383_4439_8992_CA79772BA4F2;Collection;The GeoSciML Collection package contains facade classes that facilitate the structuring of WFS response documents and other application uses.;pakke;;Gyldig;Collection;Inspire Consolidated UML Model\Foundation Schemas\GeoSciML\GeoSciML-Core\Collection
EAID_4343C538_F04D_457b_9D75_020B4D0DC779;Color code;;diagram;3.0.0;Gyldig;GeoSciML-Core;Inspire Consolidated UML Model\Foundation Schemas\GeoSciMLGeoSciML
EAID_9665CDB3_48F6_4fc7_AAC9_6F7986A2D66B;GeoSciML-Core package dependencies;;diagram;3.0.0;Gyldig;GeoSciML-Core;Inspire Consolidated UML Model\Foundation Schemas\GeoSciMLGeoSciML
EAID_C38672AD_E01B_4966_85C5_B98079066827;Summary diagram: Links to ISO19115 metadata;;diagram;3.0.0;Gyldig;GeoSciML-Core;Inspire Consolidated UML Model\Foundation Schemas\GeoSciMLGeoSciML