Closed bsimons14 closed 5 years ago
My understanding was it's still under debate - hence the two proposals
Agreed. Let's rediscuss it today (24th) during the webconf. One option on the table being not to carve this in the model but defer this to the BoreholeReferencingMethod (now, we have at least 2 : absolute or relative). Which seems more ISO 19148 spirit
Only one way in my example encoding can be right, but I don't know which. If they are both valid then there is no way of knowing what the depths are.
Cheers Bruce
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I think there is a way, provided you document in the BoreholeReferencingMethod that yours is : absolute or relative (to the Referent) and the unit which is used
I've specified 'relative' but it is still not clear to me how to encode it based on the reference .ppt diagram:
<BhML:trajectoryReferent>
<BhML:DistanceExpression>
<BhML:distanceAlong uom="http://qudt.org/vocab/unit/M">-1.0</BhML:distanceAlong>
<!--Should this be "0.0" and everything be distance from here, or -1.0 and everything distance from ground level. The ppt "Point of Trajectory" suggests it should be "0.0" -->
To be clear I think we need an example of each (absolute and relative) wrt the .ppt, stating what the reference point (TrajectoryReferent) is for each.
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Closing after webconference 35 (see drawing updated during the discussion)
There are two diagrams supposedly clarifying how to encode TrajectoryReferent:
https://github.com/opengeospatial/boreholeie/blob/master/Relevant_material/referent.pptx
https://github.com/denevers/boreholeie/blob/d9e9e700d825a62880291b752051a106d511ac05/instances/cases/bh_reference.svg
It is still unclear how these should be encoded. An option for the first (with alternative encoding as comments) is provided at: https://github.com/opengeospatial/boreholeie/blob/master/Relevant_material/TrajectoryReferent_test.xml What is the correct encoding?