Digital recording, in this case, is understood as recording of information, using a durable or non-durable carrier, and employing standard rules of encoding based upon binary numbers. The digital recording may be applied to traditional forms of hydrogeological information, as listed above. In this case its only advantage is an ability to modify this information, Read more…
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During the period before emergence of computer science, information in hydrogeology was presented in several forms, resulting from usage of paper as the information carrier:
Text as a form of verbal description (non-graphical form). Every study, scientific publication, technical project or report includes such a component, which is often its basic part, holding all other parts together and offering explanation for them. Read more…
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Geological and hydrogeological information, in the same sense as the term information is defined by computer science, is the basic matter that a hydrogeologist deals with while drawing up the results of observation, research and measurements. From the formal point of view, this work is based upon collection, verification, evaluation, ordering, gathering, analysing, synthesising, as well as sending, visualization and rendering access to hydrogeological, and, to some extent, geological information. Read more…