Position


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Name Position
Entity Type Table
Description A type of vertex that is located in, on, or above the Earth but is always locatable using a geo-referenced coordinate system.
Submodel Spatial
Entity Scope Project
Primary Key Id
Natural Key
Generalizations Entity , IT_Object , Tracked_Object
Specializations


Columns

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NameValue DomainProperty /
Storage Unit
DescriptionRequired /
Default
Type
Coordinate_System_Id Coordinate_System
The coordinate system appropriate to the Position, including normalized cartographic, elevation and azimuth references. No
NUMBER(38)
Elevation double Length
m
Elevation of the Position relative to the Coordinate System elevation reference. Elevations are positive going away from the center of the earth and negative going into the earth. No
NUMBER
Existence_Kind REF_EXISTENCE_KIND NA
A reference value that describes the state of existence in the lifecycle of the entity, for example, Planned, Predicted, Required, Simulated, and Actual. Yes
Actual
VARCHAR2(64)
GUID STRING128 NA
Globally Unique IDentifier for an instance of a class. USAGE NOTES: There are two cases: 1) GUID is not populated or used; and 2) it is populated with a value that is globally unique. If the GUID is populated there are two means of doing so for a given project: 2a) Seabed automatically generates and populates the GUID when an instance is created (valid only on Oracle based systems); and 2b) the GUID is generated and populated by an application (other than Seabed) on instance creation. Whether Seabed automatically generates GUIDs for a project is determined by the Auto_GUID flag in SDS_Account. Note that techniques 2a and 2b can coexist in the same project. When GUIDs are automatically generated an application can override the automatically generated GUID with its own GUID by simply supplying the GUID value. Applications that generate their own GUIDs and populate the GUID column will function correctly on projects which have automatic GUID generation turned on. No
VARCHAR2(128)
Id ID No_Unit
Unique identifier for this entity. Yes
NUMBER(38)
Insert_Date DATE NA
Date the entity was created in the repository No
DATE
Insert_User STRING64 NA
The name of the user responsible for the creation of this entity in the repository. No
VARCHAR2(64)
Name ENTITY_NAME NA
The name given to any object or data item, e.g. name of Well, name of Field, etc. No
VARCHAR2(255)
Normal_Latitude double No_Unit
Latitude of the point as stored in the internal binary spatial representation. No
NUMBER
Normal_Longitude double No_Unit
Longitude of the point as stored in the internal binary spatial representation. No
NUMBER
Original_Coord_System_Id Coordinate_System
Coordinate system of the incoming Position data, including cartographic, elevation and azimuth references. No
NUMBER(38)
Original_Elevation double Length
m
Elevation of the Position relative to the Coordinate System elevation reference for the input dataset. Position . Elevations are positive going away from the center of the earth and negative going into the earth. No
NUMBER
Original_Source STRING64 NA
The name of the person, Organization or project source that originally provided this entity, e.g. "IHS-EnergyData" or "FinderUpper Stratton Deeper Pool 15" No
VARCHAR2(64)
Original_X_Longitude double No_Unit
X coordinate, or longitude, of the point in the cartographic system of the input dataset. No
NUMBER
Original_Y_Latitude double No_Unit
Y coordinate, or latitude, of the point in the cartographic system of the input dataset. No
NUMBER
Produced_By STRING64 NA
The name of application role that created the entity, for data created programmatically. No
VARCHAR2(64)
Remarks STRING2000 NA
Any type of remarks added to an entity instance. No
VARCHAR2(2000)
SDAT_Label int No_Unit
Label used by the security system for entitlements. SDAT is Secure Data Access Technology. No
NUMBER(10)
Shape GEOMETRY NA
Binary spatial representation of the position. No
ST_GEOMETRY
Source STRING64 NA
Name of the person or organization responsible for this entitys E and P content and quality. Not the data technologist or IT expert creating the entity, for which see IT_Object.Insert_User and Update_User. No
VARCHAR2(64)
Survey_Equipment_Id GPS_Unit
The survey equipment used to determine this position No
NUMBER(38)
Update_Date DATE NA
Date of the most-recent modification to the entity. No
DATE
Update_User STRING64 NA
The name of the user responsible for the last modification to this entity. No
VARCHAR2(64)
Version STRING255 NA
The form or variant of the entity. Yes
1
VARCHAR2(255)


Composed Of

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CardinalityEntity
One Geopolitical_Position
One Offshore_Position
One Survey_Position


Referenced By

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From EntityLinkDescriptionImplementation TechniqueRequired
Activity_Facility_Invl Position The position at which the facility is located. This should be normally used for facilities installed on the surface (though it can be used for tracking the position of a downhole facility in case of a deviated well). The position of a facility can change over time Control No
Alternate_Position Position The identifier of the original position, for which this is an alternate position. Cascade No
Area_Vertex Position A type of vertex that is located in, on, or above the Earth but is always locatable using a geo-referenced coordinate system. Control No
Basin Nominal_Position The nominal position of the item. Considering the item has a spatial extent - meaning it is not a single point and could span more than one county or section or whatever - the Position created as the target of this link is just a representative location. If a more complete answer is needed a GIS query can intersect the polygon marking the outer boundary of this item with the desired item. For example, the Viking Graben (a basin) is mostly in Norway but extends over the border into the UK. Its Nominal_Position could be said to be Norway. If someone wondered exactly which countries it touched they would use GIS functionality to intersect the basin outline with a map layer containing the international boundaries to see which countries actually contain some portion of the basin Control No
Borehole Bottom_Location The identifier of the position that marks the bottom location of this Borehole. Control No
Borehole_Point Marker_XYZ_Position Indicates the XYZ location of the point relative to a position. The Z value denotes the true vertical depth of the point. Control No
Borehole_Summary_DOV Position READ ONLY: Unique identifier for the Position. Control No
Borehole_Target Target_Intercept_Point The identifier of the position which is the intercept point for the borehole target. Control No
Control_Point Position The known position of the control point. Control No
Deviation_Survey_Point Deviation_Survey_Position The position of a Deviation Survey point expressed in Latitude and Longitude Control No
Drill_Target Target_Reference_Point The identifier of the position which is the target reference point for the drill target. Control Yes
Field Location The identifier of the location that represents the field. Control No
Field_Summary_DOV Location READ ONLY: The identifier of the location that represents the field. Cascade No
Generic_Velocity Position_At_Datum The position of the velocity function relative with elevation relative to the vertical reference of the velocity set. Control No
Geologic_Layer Type_Locality A type locality is the place where the geologic layer is best known or most clearly defined. Control No
Land_Description Nominal_Position The nominal position of the item. Considering the item has a spatial extent - meaning it is not a single point and could span more than one county or section or whatever - the Position created as the target of this link is just a representative location. If a more complete answer is needed a GIS query can intersect the polygon marking the outer boundary of this item with the desired item. For example, the Viking Graben (a basin) is mostly in Norway but extends over the border into the UK. Its Nominal_Position could be said to be Norway. If someone wondered exactly which countries it touched they would use GIS functionality to intersect the basin outline with a map layer containing the international boundaries to see which countries actually contain some portion of the basin. Control No
Lattice Point_0_0_Position The position at the first corner used to define the lattice. I and J are both 0 at this point. Control No
Lattice Point_0_J_Position The position of the second corner point used to define. This is the point corresponding to the last value of J and an I value of 0. Control No
Lattice Point_I_0_Position The position of the third corner point used to define the lattice. It is the point corresponding to the last value of J and an I value of 0. Control No
Line_Vertex Position A type of vertex that is located in, on, or above the Earth but is always locatable using a geo-referenced coordinate system. Control No
MS_Event_Detail QC_Location The identifier of the position that marks the MicroSeismic QC location of this Borehole. Control No
MS_Event_Detail MS_Location The identifier of the position that marks the MicroSeismic location of this Borehole. Control No
Marker_DOV Position READ ONLY: Unique identifier for the Position. Control No
Measurement_Point Position The identifier of the position of a sample point. Control No
Outcrop_Sample Surface_Location The identifier of the surface location of an outcrop sample Control No
Position_Xref Position The identifier of the position to which the cross reference applies. Cascade Yes
Seismic_Energy_Source Position The position of the source used to acquire the checkshot. Either position or the combination of azimuth, elevation, and offset should be used. Control No
Seismic_Line_Tie Tie_Position The position at which the tie line and the intersecting line cross. Control No
Seismic_Source_Point Position The spatial position of the seismic energy source used to acquire the borehole seismic survey. Control No
Seismic_Survey Geopolitical_Position The geopolitical location in which the survey is located. this is a representative point in the survey used solely for the purpose of describing the city, county, state, province, or offshore block is commonly associated with the survey. It is not necessarily the center or any specific point within the survey. Control No
Vertical_Section Section_Position Position of the vertical section Control No
Well Surface_Location The identifier of the position that marks the surface location of a Well. Control No
Well_Summary_DOV Position READ ONLY: Unique identifier for the position. Control No


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LinkTo EntityDescriptionImplementation TechniqueRequired
Coordinate_System Coordinate_System The coordinate system appropriate to the Position, including normalized cartographic, elevation and azimuth references. Restrict No
Original_Coord_System Coordinate_System Coordinate system of the incoming Position data, including cartographic, elevation and azimuth references. Restrict No
Survey_Equipment GPS_Unit The survey equipment used to determine this position Nullify No


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