A continuous portion of rock material bounded by definite rock boundaries. It is a volume object. More...
#include <RockVolumeFeature.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual | ~RockVolumeFeature ()=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
A continuous portion of rock material bounded by definite rock boundaries. It is a volume object.
Some of these rock volumes are "static", while others are "dynamic". Reservoir fluids are dynamic because their properties, geometries, and quantities may change over time during the course of field production. A RockVolume feature is a geological feature– which is the general concept that refers to the various categories of geological objects that exist in the natural world, for example, the rock volume or the fluids that are present before production. The geological feature is not represented in the RESQML design.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ ~RockVolumeFeature()
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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/RockVolumeFeature.h
