Geoscience Resources

A resource is a PLM object (for example, a catalog or a business rule) or another type of file (for example, a bitmap or a spreadsheet). In Data Setup, resources are grouped in resource sets. A resource set is a PLM object that implements a single resource table. This topic lists available resources in Geoscience Resources.

This page discusses:

Logical Name Resource Type Mandatory Criteria Description
Geophysics Sheet — Defines a semantic dictionary (required for import) and a palette (color ranges) to import a geophysics file in the 3DEXPERIENCE.
STPM Sheet — Defines a semantic dictionary (required for import) and a palette (color ranges) to import an STPM (short-term production modeling) file in the 3DEXPERIENCE.

Typical Semantic Dictionary Example (CSV File)

ID Type Magnitude Units Display Name Names No Value Proportional Mode
DisFloat float Density g_cm3 DensityDisFloat DisFloat -99 NA
DisDouble double Density g_cm3 DensityDisDouble DisDouble -99 NA
DisInt int DimensionLess % NoDimDisInt DisInt -99 Concentration
SinString string DimensionLess NONE NoDimSinString SinString -99 NA
SinFloat float Density g_cm3 DensitySinFloat SinFloat -99 NA
SinDouble double Density g_cm3 DensitySinDouble SinDouble -99 NA
SinInt int DimensionLess % NoDimSinInt SinInt -99 Quantity
attrib10 double DimensionLess NONE attrib10 Display Name attrib 10 0 Grade
fe float DimensionLess % fe Fe 0 Quantity
tio2 float DimensionLess % tio2 tio2 0 Concentration
Notes: The table above lists the semantic dictionary columns:
  • ID: Attribute's identifier.
  • Type: Attribute's type.
  • Magnitude:
  • Units:
  • Display Name: Name that is used for displaying the attribute in 3DEXPERIENCE.
  • Names: Lists of all possible names in the input file for an attribute.
  • No Value: Indicates that no value is assigned to the attribute.
  • Proportional Mode: For dimensionless attributes, it defines how to interpret to the value during aggregation operations. Possible values:
    • Quantity: The quantity of ore-mineral content in a block orebody.
    • Grade: The quantity of ore-mineral content in a block orebody relative to the mass concentration.
    • N/A: Used when no value is required, for example String.

Typical Palette Example (CSV File)

Discrete or Single Usage RangeMin or Category (for single palette) Color
Discrete DisFloat 263.404 #FF6D00
280.1368 #FFDA00
296.8696
DisDouble 296.869601 #FFFF00
313.602401 #B6FF00
330.335201
DisInt 330 #48FF24
347 #00FF91
363
Single Usage Category Color
SinString one #00FFFF
two #0091FF
three #0024FF
SinInt 447 #FFDA00
464 #FFFF00
480 #B6FF00
Notes: The table above lists the palette types and possible keywords specific to a palette CSV file where:
  • Discrete or Single: Type of palette.
  • Usage: A parameter referenced in the associated semantic dictionary.
  • RangeMin: Applies to a discrete palette. Determines a set of values broken into continuous intervals. An interval is defined by a lower and an upper boundary value. The RangeMin value is always included in the interval it determines. For more information, see Detailed Example: DistFloat Parameter.
    Note: The RangeMin is expressed in a magnitude and unit specified in an associated semantic dictionary. For more information, see Typical Semantic Dictionary Example (CSV File).
  • Color: An RGB color value in hexadecimal format. The code color syntax is: #RRGGBB.

Detailed Example: DistFloat Parameter

Let us consider the first DistFloat interval defined between 263.404 and 280.1368 values. The color is applied as follows:

Range Color
[263.404;280.1368[ #FF6D00
[280.1368;296.869601[ #FFDA00