14.6.1 Facet

Topic Version	1	Published	09/11/2015	Topic Change History
For Standard	RESQML v2.0.1

Enumerations of the type of qualifier that applies to a property type to provide additional context about the nature of the property. For example, may include conditions, direction, qualifiers, or statistics. Facets are used in RESQML to provide qualifiers to existing property types, which minimizes the need to create specialized property types.

Name	Data Type	Notes
conditions		Indicates condition of how the property was acquired, e.g., distinguishing surface condition of a fluid compared to reservoir conditions.
direction		Indicates that the property is directional. Common values are X, Y, or Z for vectors; I, J, or K for properties on a grid; or tensorial coordinates, e.g., XX or IJ. For example, vertical permeability vs. horizontal permeability.
netgross		Indicates that the property is of kind net or gross, i.e., indicates that the spatial support of a property is averaged only over the net rock or all of the rock. rock or all of the rock.
qualifier		Used to capture any other context not covered by the other facet types listed here.
statistics		Indicates values such as minimum, maximum, average, etc.
what		Indicates the element that is measured, for example, the concentration of a mineral.