Generation of Hydrogeological Units for 3D Modelling Using Open‐Source Tools in the Mexico Basin
ABSTRACT This dataset contains hydrogeological cross‐sections for 3D modelling in the Mexico Basin, developed using Python scripts and GIS tools. The cross‐sections are based on existing geological studies and integrate a variety of lithologies and structural features, including volcanic and sedimen...
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| description | ABSTRACT This dataset contains hydrogeological cross‐sections for 3D modelling in the Mexico Basin, developed using Python scripts and GIS tools. The cross‐sections are based on existing geological studies and integrate a variety of lithologies and structural features, including volcanic and sedimentary units. While the dataset provides comprehensive coverage, it does acknowledge limitations in geological and structural resolution due to the availability of data. The dataset includes shapefiles representing hydrogeological units in both line and polygon formats, alongside topographic sections, surface hydrogeological distribution and regional fault systems. Although modifications may be required for specific applications, it serves as a strong foundation for multidisciplinary studies in groundwater and geological modelling. Hosted on open‐source repositories, the data can be easily adapted for use in 3D modelling frameworks like GemPy and FloPy. This dataset is a valuable resource for understanding groundwater dynamics in the Mexico Basin and offers flexibility for future updates as new data become available or project needs evolve. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-809e22b25ea646eb93f106fddf710e5e2025-08-20T02:19:37ZengWileyGeoscience Data Journal2049-60602025-04-01122n/an/a10.1002/gdj3.292Generation of Hydrogeological Units for 3D Modelling Using Open‐Source Tools in the Mexico BasinJuan Camilo Montaño‐Caro0Oscar Escolero‐Fuentes1Eric Morales‐Casique2Programa de Posgrado en Ciencias de la Tierra Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Ciudad de México MexicoInstituto de Geología Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Ciudad de México MexicoInstituto de Geología Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Ciudad de México MexicoABSTRACT This dataset contains hydrogeological cross‐sections for 3D modelling in the Mexico Basin, developed using Python scripts and GIS tools. The cross‐sections are based on existing geological studies and integrate a variety of lithologies and structural features, including volcanic and sedimentary units. While the dataset provides comprehensive coverage, it does acknowledge limitations in geological and structural resolution due to the availability of data. The dataset includes shapefiles representing hydrogeological units in both line and polygon formats, alongside topographic sections, surface hydrogeological distribution and regional fault systems. Although modifications may be required for specific applications, it serves as a strong foundation for multidisciplinary studies in groundwater and geological modelling. Hosted on open‐source repositories, the data can be easily adapted for use in 3D modelling frameworks like GemPy and FloPy. This dataset is a valuable resource for understanding groundwater dynamics in the Mexico Basin and offers flexibility for future updates as new data become available or project needs evolve.https://doi.org/10.1002/gdj3.2923D modellinghydrogeological cross‐sectionsMexico Basinopen‐source toolspython scripts |
| spellingShingle | Juan Camilo Montaño‐Caro Oscar Escolero‐Fuentes Eric Morales‐Casique Generation of Hydrogeological Units for 3D Modelling Using Open‐Source Tools in the Mexico Basin Geoscience Data Journal 3D modelling hydrogeological cross‐sections Mexico Basin open‐source tools python scripts |
| title | Generation of Hydrogeological Units for 3D Modelling Using Open‐Source Tools in the Mexico Basin |
| title_full | Generation of Hydrogeological Units for 3D Modelling Using Open‐Source Tools in the Mexico Basin |
| title_fullStr | Generation of Hydrogeological Units for 3D Modelling Using Open‐Source Tools in the Mexico Basin |
| title_full_unstemmed | Generation of Hydrogeological Units for 3D Modelling Using Open‐Source Tools in the Mexico Basin |
| title_short | Generation of Hydrogeological Units for 3D Modelling Using Open‐Source Tools in the Mexico Basin |
| title_sort | generation of hydrogeological units for 3d modelling using open source tools in the mexico basin |
| topic | 3D modelling hydrogeological cross‐sections Mexico Basin open‐source tools python scripts |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1002/gdj3.292 |
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