Hi Gustavo;
You're certainly starting from the bottom up! For an application like
this, why not take a look at GRASS? For at least part of the work? You
can export your data to PostGIS when the mood strikes you.
Take a look at http://grass.itc.it/grid3d/
Alternatively, if you're determined to write a bunch of code to work in
conjunction with PostGIS, maybe some of that code already exists in GRASS.
Gustavo Ces wrote:
Hi all,
i want to use PostGis for geological work ( fluid
diffusion,stratigraphy, boreholes, mining...). I was searching in Inet
but seems there are no tools, data models,... So my alternative is to
integrate different softwares with python and a database schema. Of
course, i have to work with 3d geometries ( i´ve read the last thread
about x3d)... the problem is to operate in a 3d environment.. I´ve got
to separate visualization and operations ( make something and then
visualize in browser or other software ). For example, work with
geometries in a 3d draw environment then export to Postgis with
Cam2Camp tools and then make some python scripts to calculate what i
want ( volumes, horizontal and vertical sections, distribution of
materials, grid creations,integration with numerical models... ). And
all this into a defined schema to insert boreholes, geophysical,
geomorphological and geochemical data and integrate all of them... I´m
scared! And it´s not an easy way...
But before this, any experience?
Thanks in advance
Gus
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