GB/T 9649.10-2009Terminology classification and code of geology mineral resources - Part 10: Petrology (English PDF)
地质矿产术语分类代码 第10部分:岩石学
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SAMR; SAC
Level / Type
National · Recommended
Issue date
October 15, 2009
Implementation date
December 1, 2009
Scope
GB/T 9649.10-2009 is the English-translated version of 地质矿产术语分类代码 第10部分:岩石学.
GB/T 9649.10-2009 is Part 10 of the Chinese national terminology classification and code for geology and mineral resources, and it covers petrology.
It classifies and codes the data terms for the names, textures, structures and compositions of the three classes of rock, their varieties, the occurrence of igneous bodies, magmatism, rock assemblages, sedimentary environments and facies, and the types and modes of metamorphism.
It also gives the classification principles, the rules for choosing a term, the coding method, which uses capital Latin letters over four levels, and how the codes are used and maintained; the code table is Chapter 7, and normative Annex A explains where each term belongs.
It replaces GB/T 9649.10-2001, was issued on 15 October 2009 and has applied since 1 December 2009.
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National Standard of the People's Republic of China
- ICS
- 35.040
- Classification
- A 24
- Replacing
- GB/T 9649.10-2001
Issued by: State Administration for Market Regulation; Standardization Administration of the PRC
Contents
- Introduction
- 1 Scope
- 2 Terms and definitions
- 3 Category Principle
- 4 Principles choice of words
- 5 Coding Method
- 6 Use and Management
- 7 academic language rock classification code table
- Appendix A (normative) choice of words on the classification of the home range of instructions
Foreword
GB/T 9649 "terminology classification codes of geology and mineral resources" is divided into 35 parts.
--- Part 1. Universe geology;
--- Part 2. geophysics;
--- Part 3. volcanic;
--- Part 4. Seismology and Geology;
--- Part 5. external dynamic geology;
--- Part 6. Geomorphology;
--- Part 7. tectonics;
--- Part 8. structural geology;
--- Part 9. Crystallography and Mineralogy;
--- Part 10. petrology;
--- Part 11. geochemistry;
--- Part 12. mineral identification;
--- Part 13. Chemical analysis;
--- Part 14. stratigraphy and historical geology;
--- Part 15. ancient geography;
--- Part 16. mineral deposits;
--- Part 17. coal geology;
--- Part 18. Oil and gas geology;
--- Part 19. marine geology;
--- Part 20. hydrogeology;
--- Part 21. engineering geology;
--- Part 22. geothermal geology;
--- Part 23. environmental geology;
--- Part 24. Economic Geology;
--- Part 25. Remote sensing geology;
--- Part 26. Mathematical Geology;
--- Part 27. Regional geological survey;
--- Part 28. geophysical exploration;
--- Part 29. geochemical exploration;
--- Part 30. Mines Geology and Mining;
--- Part 31. Processing and Metallurgy;
--- Part 32. Solid mineral prospecting and exploration;
--- Part 33. prospecting works;
--- Part 34. Paleontology;
--- Part 35. Surveying and Mapping.
This section GB/T Part of 109,649, instead of the GB/T 9649.10-2001 "terminology classification codes of geology and mineral rocks learn".
This section compared with the GB/T 9649.10-2001, main changes are as follows.
--- According to GB/T 1.1-2000 standard modifications;
--- Increasing the common part of the original entry criteria are not included, for some items supplemented with appropriate description, namely new terms, 51 species equivalents Synonyms supplemental term 46 kinds;
--- Adjustment 7 kinds of terms table sequence (encoding unchanged). This section of Appendix A normative appendix.
1 Scope
This section provides three types of rock include the name, structure, structure, composition, various facies, igneous rocks, magmatism, rock group Together, sedimentary environment and sedimentary facies metamorphism type, manner, metamorphic petrology and other aspects of data classification and code.
This section applies to all types of geology and mineral resources information system is to determine the standard system database and data dictionary, the development of various types of geological data File format standard basic standards.
2 Terms and definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this section.
2.1 Terminology
Reflect the basic properties of the upper and terminology concepts geological entities.
2.2 Qualitative description
The basic properties of geological entity specific qualitative description of the term.
3 Classification principles
Compiled in accordance with section 3.1 easy to use and easy to minimize redundant code but leave room for expansion of the principles, the use of faceted classification, geological science Divided into 35 subject categories, and strict demarcation maintain the overall systemic, integrity, avoid duplication of content and cross.
3.2 The following three-stage tree classification categories, classes, subclasses, the basic data item name. Each subject content varying levels, it may be less than three, in Coding capacity under the conditions allowed, it can be divided to four.
3.3 classification levels of scientific, systematic and versatility.
4 Principles choice of words
4.1 Word Choice objects. all kinds of items may be used as a database of geology and mineral resources (including selected data items from the upper sense classification concept)
To use the terminology of terminology, qualitative description and text data item values. Selected term agreement with the existing relevant national standards, as far as possible reference According to the current geological work practices.
As data item 4.2, the term is unique in this standard. Where synonym indicated in the description field, to prepare for reference.
4.3 the choice of words to be simple, clear and unambiguous. Give full consideration to the need to establish a database.
4.4 To ensure that "terminology classification codes of geology and mineral resources," the holistic, systematic, avoid duplicate content in basic disciplines are included, the application of science Branch no longer opt-emerging disciplines and interdisciplinary select only its unique content. For a description of the scope of the choice of words classification home in Appendix A.
4.5 appropriate opt-discipline development that reflect the new direction, a new level terms.
4.6 For ease of use, the individual frequently used items can be repeated in different disciplines, but use Unicode, to ensure the code Uniqueness. Text in different data items may have a small amount of duplicate values.
5 Coding method
5.1 more than six items using the Latin alphabet (uppercase) coding is generally divided into four levels. Structured as follows. […]
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Editions of GB/T 9649.10
| Edition | Title | Revision | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| GB/T 9649.10-2009 | Terminology classification and code of geology mineral resources - Part 10: Petrology | current edition | Current |
| GB/T 9649.10-2001 | Terminology classification and code of geology mineral resources - Part 10: Petrology | previous edition | Superseded |
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