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| ====== GS3D as a preprocesser ====== | ====== GeoScene3D as a Preprocesser ====== |
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| This section will show how GeoScene3D can be used as a preprocesser of data. GeoScene3D can take various file formats where these formats can be exported to a GeoCloud friendly format. | This section will show how GeoScene3D can be used as a preprocesser of data. GeoScene3D can take various file formats where these formats can be exported to a GeoCloud friendly format. |
| ==== Formatting Data ==== | ==== Formatting Data ==== |
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| The reason why GeoScene3D can be a powerful tool for preproccesing data is that the dataset can be filtered for errors before exporting. The wells can be fitted to a terrain model to ensure that the elevation is correct. This elevation will then be exported together with the other relevant data when exporting to a GeoCloud file. | GeoScene3D is a powerful tool for preproccesing data, for example wells can be fitted to a terrain model to add an elevation. This elevation will then be exported together with the other data. |
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| ==== Export GC File ==== | ==== Export GC File ==== |
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| When the data have been imported to GeoScene3D it will appear as a object in the left hand side (Object Manager) (1.). From here right click and select "Object Properties" (1.). From here go to the fan "Data" (2.) and select "Export GC file..." (3.). See picture below. | When the data have been imported to GeoScene3D it will appear as a object. From here right click and select "Object Properties". From here go to the fan "Data" and select "Export GC file…". See picture below. |
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| {{ :geocloud:dataformatfirstconsiderations:gs3d_preprocesser.png?600 |}} | {{ :geocloud:dataformatfirstconsiderations:gs3d_preprocesser.png?600 }} |
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| | GeoScene3D's "Export GC file…" function will return an access database which is compatible with GeoCloud in the following format. |
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| GeoScene3D's "Export GC file..." function will return an access database which is compatible with GeoCloud in the following format. | {{ :geocloud:dataformatfirstconsiderations:gcexportfileformat.png?800 }} |
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| | The table and column names from the GeoScene3D's function "Export GC file…" correspond to the field names in the GeoCloud upload (e.g. Intake Number = Intake_Number, etc.) |
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| | {{ :geocloud:dataformatfirstconsiderations:boreholewaterlevel.png?600 }} |
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| | See more about boreholes here: [[:geocloud:adddata:boreholespointslogsshapefiles|]] |
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| {{ :geocloud:dataformatfirstconsiderations:gcexportfileformat.png?800 |}} | |
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| This database can then be uploaded to GeoCloud following this methodology: [[:geocloud:adddata:boreholespointslogsshapefiles|]] | |
