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Three-dimensional geological body numerical model-control information model mapping: a broken-chain correction

Ziyu Tao¹, Zhen Liu^2,3, Cuiying Zhou^4,5

¹School of Civil Engineering, Sun Yat-sen University, No.135 XinGangXiLu, Guangzhou, 510275, China.

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This study introduces a rule-driven method to fix broken data chains when transferring 3D geological models. The approach ensures accurate representation of numerical results in new environments, improving engineering applications.

Keywords:

Broken-chain correction Data structures Numerical model–control information model mapping Three-dimensional geological body Visualization

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Area of Science:

Geological Engineering
Computer Science
Data Management

Background:

3D geological models are crucial for engineering and hazard assessment.
Data mapping issues cause errors like broken information and geometric anomalies.
Existing methods struggle with accurate cross-platform transfer of numerical results.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a rule-driven method for correcting broken chains during 3D geological model mapping.
To ensure reliable representation of numerical results in target environments.
To support accurate data organization, visualization, and collaborative applications.

Main Methods:

A rule-driven broken-chain correction method is proposed.
Identifies attribute and structural data variations during mapping.
Combines rule-based correction with prior-mesh topology reconstruction.

Main Results:

The method effectively restores model topology and suppresses errors like self-intersection.
Key numerical characteristics of nodal attributes are preserved during cross-platform mapping.
Validated using a pile-foundation engineering case with JSON and Three.js/WebGL.

Conclusions:

Provides a feasible pathway for cross-platform transfer of 3D geological numerical results.
Offers methodological support for geotechnical engineering information management and visualization.
Enhances the collaborative application of data across multiple software environments.