14.5.18 BinaryContactInterpretationPart
| Topic Version | 1 | Published | 09/11/2015 | |
| For Standard | RESQML v2.0.1 | |||
| Stereotypes: | XSDcomplexType | |||
The main class for data describing an opinion of the contact between two geologic feature-interpretations.
- A contact interpretation between two surface geological boundaries is usually a line.
- A contact interpretation between two volumes (rock feature-interpretation) is usually a surface.
This class allows you to build a formal sentence—in the pattern of subject-verb-direct object—which is used to describe the construction of a node, line, or surface contact. It is also possible to attach a primary and a secondary qualifier to the subject and to the direct object.
For more information, see the RESQML Technical Usage Guide.
For example, one contact interpretation can be described by a sentence such as:
The interpreted fault named F1 interp on its hanging wall side splits the interpreted horizon named H1 Interp on both its sides.
Subject = F1 Interp, with qualifier "hanging wall side"
Verb = splits
Direct Object = H1 Interp, with qualifier "on both sides"
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Name |
Data Type |
Notes |
|---|---|---|
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DirectObject |
ContactElementReference |
Data object reference (by UUID link) to a geologic feature-interpretation, which is the direct object of the sentence that defines how the contact was constructed. |
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Subject |
ContactElementReference |
Data object reference (by UUID link) to a geologic feature-interpretation, which is the subject of the sentence that defines how the contact was constructed. |
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Verb |
ContactVerb |
Derived From: AbstractContactInterpretationPart
Derived Classes: (none)
Relationships: None