Installing BGS OpenGeoscience Data Model For Boreholes On Oracle and MS Access
Installing BGS OpenGeoscience Data Model For Boreholes On Oracle and MS Access
By Edy Irnandi
Overview
BGS OpenGeoscience Data Models (OGDM) aim to provide open,
ready-to-use database designs that are free for all. The following
geoscientific topics are just some of the designs that are available:
Borehole index
Landslides
Borehole interpretations
Lithostratigraphical lexicon
Collections management
Geochemistry
Hydrogeology
Rock classification
Overview Contd
OGDM for Borehole is the first database design package to be
released. This data model is designed to represent an index of
boreholes linked to their geological interpretations and associated
meta-data.
BGS OGDM for Boreholes can be downloaded from BGS website
http://www.bgs.ac.uk/services/dataModels/borehole.html
The following example given, on how to install OGDM for Boreholes
for Oracle and MS Access database on Windows environment.
Validate results, by querying to main table(s) to see pre-populated record on it, e.g.
query to table BHD_INDEX ,heres the SQL Command: sql> select * from BHD_INDEX;
Tables
list
Takeaway
BGS OpenGeoscience Data Models (OGDM) aim to provide open, ready-to-use
database designs that are free for all, for commercial and non-commercial use.
Implementation examples are available in open source and proprietary database
software.
Boreholes data model is designed to represent an index of boreholes linked to
their geological interpretations and associated metadata.
Boreholes data model uses EPSG Coordinate Reference System catalog.