An abstract technical feature. These are objects that exist by the action of humans. More...
#include <AbstractTechnicalFeature.h>
Inheritance diagram for resqml2::AbstractTechnicalFeature:
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual | ~AbstractTechnicalFeature ()=default |
 Public Member Functions inherited from resqml2::AbstractFeature | |
| virtual | ~AbstractFeature ()=default |
| std::vector< AbstractFeatureInterpretation * > | getInterpretationSet () const |
| uint64_t | getInterpretationCount () const noexcept |
| AbstractFeatureInterpretation * | getInterpretation (uint64_t index) const |
| virtual void | loadTargetRelationships () override |
Detailed Description
An abstract technical feature. These are objects that exist by the action of humans.
Examples include: wells and all they may contain, seismic surveys (surface, permanent
water bottom), or injected fluid volumes. Because the decision to deploy such
equipment is the result of studies or decisions by humans, technical features are
usually not subject to the same kind of large changes in interpretation as geologic
features. However, they are still subject to measurement error and other sources of
uncertainty, and so still can be considered as subject to "interpretation". RESQML
has these types of features: geologic and technical.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ ~AbstractTechnicalFeature()
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virtualdefault |
Destructor does nothing since the memory is managed by the gSOAP context.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/philippe/dev/fesapiEnv/fesapi-2.9.0.1/src/resqml2/AbstractTechnicalFeature.h
