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EarthresourceML version 2.0 and Lite –
demonstration how to deliver Mineral resource
data – Australia – EU - Finland
Jouni Vuollo
CGI EarthresourceML Standards Working Group
www.cgi-iugs.org
OUTLINE OF THE PRESENTATION
• Background of development
• Previous development – GGIC and IUGS/CGI
• INSPIRE data specification influence - EU
• EarthResourceML versions
• IUGS/CGI and EU INSPIRE
• EarthResourceML Full model/INSPIRE model
• EarthResourceML Lite – released August 2016
• Code lists for EarthResourceML and Lite
•
How to deliver Mineral Resource Data now and in
the future – by using standards – ERML and Lite
•
Data delivery - examples
Background of development
• Extension
of GeoSciML
– Covering mineral occurrences, mines, mining activities,
commodities, mining waste
• Developed
by Australian geological survey
organisations
– Started 2006
– Australian Design Task Group
– Governance now with the CGI-IUGS
– Earth ResourceML Interoperability Working Group
established – 2010 September
Background of development
• The name of the model changes to EarthResourceML
2009 and the version 1.1 was released.
• The second and current EarthResourceML version
2.0 was released in October 2013.
• In particular, important communities such as INSPIRE
and Minerals4EU project provided valuable feedback
to develop EarthResourceML 2.0 model
Background of development
• Now EarthResourceML 2.0 is the preferred standard for
mineral resource data sharing initiatives and projects,
such as
• European Union’s INSPIRE directive, EURare, Minerals4EU, and
ProSUM projects,
• the Australian AuScope, and Geoscience Portal projects.
• After 2015 small modifications, the full INSPIRE Mineral
Resource model and CGI EarthResourceML models are
identical.
EarthResourceML versions
• IUGS/CGI and EU INSPIRE
•
EarthResourceML Lite – released August
2016
•
•
AUSGIN will implement in the near future
EarthResourceML v. 2.0 and INSPIRE
model
•
After 2015 small modifications, the full
INSPIRE Mineral Resource model and CGI
EarthResourceML models are identical.
• Minerals4EU started to implement – see
later
EarthResourceML - Lite
• EarthResource Lite version was accepted August 2016
and released August 2016 and included to IGC35th
presentation.
• EarthResourceML Lite delivers a simplified flat view of
key elements of the full EarthResourceML data model.
• It can be used to standardise delivery of mineral
resource data via Web Map Services (WMS) and
simple features Web Feature Services (WFS SF0)
• Documentation
• http://www.earthresourceml.org/earthresourcemllite/1.0/doc/html/index.htm
EarthResourceML - Lite
EarthResourceML v. 2. 0 and INSPIRE MR model
• The model have two part
• Earth Resource
• Mining Feature
• Model documentation
• ERML web page
• http://www.earthresourceml.org/earthresourceml/2.0/doc/ERML_
HTML_Documentation/
• INSPIRE web page
• http://inspire.ec.europa.eu/documents/Data_Specifications/INSPI
RE_DataSpecification_MR_v3.0.pdf
EarthResourceML version 2.0:
•
Earth Resource: natural material of potential economic value
•
Mining Feature: working on the Earth Resource
Earth Resource:
• Mineral Occurrence
• Commodity and Commodity Measure
• Ore Measure
• Mineral deposit model
• Exploration Activity
• Earth Resource Material
• Supergene processes (ex. alteration)
• Mineral system
Mining Feature:
• Mine
• Mining Activity
• Mined material
• Products
• Mining waste
EarthResourceML v. 2. 0 versus INSPIRE MR model
Mine
Mine
EarthResource
EarthResource
begin LifespanVersion
end LifespanVersion
begin LifespanVersion
end LifespanVersion
Code lists for EarthResourceML and Lite
• Nineteen vocabularies required for the EarthResourceML
have been collated, debated, reviewed and adopted (20142016).
• Service - > http://def.seegrid.csiro.au/sissvoc/cgi201211/collection
Code lists for EarthResourceML and Lite
Data delivery – examples - AUSGIN
– data model and service
• Web
•
service
based on OGC implementing rules for service and data
• Current
•
version
Based on EarthResourceML v. 1.0 and
MineralOccurenceML data models
Data delivery – examples - AUSGIN
The snapshot (2.8.2016) of AUSGIN Geoscience portal - mines
- http://portal.geoscience.gov.au/gmap.html
Minerals4EU – data model and service
• Web
•
service
based on OGC/INSPIRE implementing rules for
service and data
• A system
•
•
fully INSPIRE compliant
Based on INSPIRE v. 3 and EarthResourceML v.
2.0 data models
Picture of Minerals4EU data model
Data delivery – examples – Minerals4EU
The snapshot (2.8.2016) of Minerals4EU portal – mines and mineral occurrences from
17 countries - http://minerals4eu.brgm-rec.fr/minerals4EU/
GTK – data model and service
• Data model and vocabularies
•
Based on EarthResourceML v. 2.0/INSPIRE v. 3 and data
models and CGI Geoscience WG vocabularies
• Web service
•
•
GTK web service – following OGC/INSPIRE implementing
rules
Picture of GTK mineral occurrence and mine data model
Data delivery – examples – Finland
The snapshot (12.8.2016) of GTK Mineral Deposit and Exlporation portal – mines and
mineral occurrences and exploration data - http://gtkdata.gtk.fi/mdae/index.html
INFO ABOUT ERML SWG WORK – see pages
• Full documentation of the work and products of the
EarthResourceML Standards Working Group can be
found at:
• http://www.earthresourceml.org/ (public website with schemas and data
models)
• http://external.opengeospatial.org/twiki_public/GeoSciMLswg/WebHome
(public wiki with minutes and actions of meetings), and
• https://www.seegrid.csiro.au/subversion/xmml/GGIC/ (Subversion working
document repository)