geological-survey-of-queensland / vocabularies

A collection of GSQ's vocabularies, formulated using SKOS, serialised as RDF (turtle) files.
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where is the lithology vocabulary? #273

Closed smrgeoinfo closed 4 years ago

smrgeoinfo commented 4 years ago

I'm trying to find the vocabulary referenced in https://github.com/geological-survey-of-queensland/vocabularies/pull/205 , but can't find it. I'd like to take a look and see how it fits with GIC and other lithology vocabs I'm workign with...

KellyVance commented 4 years ago

The lithology vocabulary pull request has been temporarily removed for some ttl format remediation. It is being put through a process to improve interoperability and validate some skos rules that were omitted in the initial build. We will re-submit a pull request to go through our approval process in the near future in conjunction with a mineral vocabulary.

smrgeoinfo commented 4 years ago

Thanks. I'd be very interested in seeing the Lith vocabulary as soon as you're ready to share-- I"m working on ontology for the Loop3D project. Currently we've incorporated CGI Simple lithology, with a couple extensions for massive sulphide and altered rocks.

nicholascar commented 4 years ago

Likely of interest:

smrgeoinfo commented 4 years ago

@nicholascar I like VocPrez-- first time I've seen it. Nice for the simple lith vocab.
The lith qualifiers vocab is kind of scary-- convolves all kinds of different properties that in GeoSciML and the GKO ontology are represented in different ways....

bluetyson commented 4 years ago

Stephen, I have been using Loop a bit. An ontology project sounds interesting.

Nicholas, also, thank you!

Vance, this is all looking really good, too.

KellyVance commented 4 years ago

https://github.com/geological-survey-of-queensland/vocabularies/blob/master/vocabularies/lithology.ttl

This is a rock type + vocabulary. i.e. it includes some common lithological logging observation types that are not rock types unto themselves e.g. core loss