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2020 ◽  
Vol 1 (4) ◽  
pp. 45-49
Author(s):  
Oleg Zurian ◽  
O. Likhosherstov

The geological industry of Ukraine as a whole is sufficiently conservative. However, the development of world scientific thought and the improvement of the mineral extraction technologies require a rethinking of primary geological data (PGD). During the Soviet times, there was a rapid development of geological prospecting activities with creation and accumulation of PGD’s large volumes. Reinterpretation and rethinking of this information using the latest techniques, approaches and technologies is an important issue. An important aspect is to save this information, because large number of PGD remains on paper. The only way to facilitate the circulation of PGD and ensure their proper storage is to create a centralized digital data warehouse using the latest information technologies for storing, processing and analyzing data. Such actions should ensure the rapid retrieval and analysis of PGD, facilitate the planning of geological prospect and ensure overall performance, including economic efficiency. The article discusses aspects of data warehouse creating for primary geological and geophysical data. The infrastructure, architecture and creating stages of the data warehouse for primary geological data are highlighted. The authors are examined the technological approaches, stages of work on the data warehouse creation. Modern technologies, including technologies associated with Big Data, are considered as those that should be oriented to performers of work. Primary geological data is partially structured or unstructured, and its volumes are constantly growing with high speed. The introduction of modern Big Data technologies will allow creating flexible powerful systems that must ensure horizontal scaling of the system in terms of computing power and storage size, and carry out operational primary processing and analysis of the data, that the user needs.


Author(s):  
Oleg Zurian ◽  
O. Likhosherstov

The geological industry of Ukraine as a whole is sufficiently conservative. However, the development of world scientific thought and the improvement of the mineral extraction technologies require a rethinking of primary geological data (PGD). During the Soviet times, there was a rapid development of geological prospecting activities with creation and accumulation of PGD’s large volumes. Reinterpretation and rethinking of this information using the latest techniques, approaches and technologies is an important issue. An important aspect is to save this information, because large number of PGD remains on paper. The only way to facilitate the circulation of PGD and ensure their proper storage is to create a centralized digital data warehouse using the latest information technologies for storing, processing and analyzing data. Such actions should ensure the rapid retrieval and analysis of PGD, facilitate the planning of geological prospect and ensure overall performance, including economic efficiency. The article discusses aspects of data warehouse creating for primary geological and geophysical data. The infrastructure, architecture and creating stages of the data warehouse for primary geological data are highlighted. The authors are examined the technological approaches, stages of work on the data warehouse creation. Modern technologies, including technologies associated with Big Data, are considered as those that should be oriented to performers of work. Primary geological data is partially structured or unstructured, and its volumes are constantly growing with high speed. The introduction of modern Big Data technologies will allow creating flexible powerful systems that must ensure horizontal scaling of the system in terms of computing power and storage size, and carry out operational primary processing and analysis of the data, that the user needs.


Meccanica ◽  
2013 ◽  
Vol 50 (5) ◽  
pp. 1147-1154 ◽  
Author(s):  
Harvey E. Goodman ◽  
Peter Connolly

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