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  ## What is `.well`?
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- `.well` is an open file format for encoding the complete static record of a water well as a single, self-describing JSON document. A `.well` file contains:
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+ `.well` is an open file format for encoding the complete record of a water well as a single, self-describing JSON document. A `.well` file contains:
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  - **Constructive data** — borehole geometry, casing strings, screens, reducers, gravel packs, and cement pads
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  - **Geologic data** — lithological column, discrete fractures, and cave zones
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- - **Administrative metadata** — name, driller, construction date, geographic coordinates, and elevation
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+ - **Administrative metadata** — well identity, authority-scoped IDs (`well_id`), driller, construction date, and geographic coordinates with explicit CRS
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+ - **Hydrodynamic events** — append-only ledger of static level readings, pumping tests (constant-rate, step-drawdown, airlift), and recovery phases
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+ - **Aquifer analysis** — interpreted parameter sets: transmissivity, specific capacity, storativity, and Jacob loss coefficients
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+ - **Operational history** — timestamped log of maintenance, inspections, and incidents with HTTPS attachment references
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- | `Well` | Complete static record of a water well |
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- | `BoreHole` | A drilled interval with diameter and optional drilling method |
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- | `WellCase` | Steel or plastic casing installed in the borehole |
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- | `Reduction` | Transition piece between different casing diameters |
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- | `WellScreen` | Slotted screen section for water intake |
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- | `SurfaceCase` | Protective casing near the surface |
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- | `HoleFill` | Annular fill material (`gravel_pack` or `seal`) |
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- | `CementPad` | Concrete wellhead pad dimensions |
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- | `Lithology` | Geological description of a depth interval |
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- | `Fracture` | A discrete fracture or fracture zone |
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- | `Cave` | A cavity or void zone |
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- | `Constructive` | Grouped type: borehole + casings + screens + fills |
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- | `Geologic` | Grouped type: lithology + fractures + caves |
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+ | `Well` | Complete static record of a water well (v2) |
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+ | `BoreHole` | A drilled interval with diameter and optional drilling method |
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+ | `WellCase` | Steel or plastic casing installed in the borehole |
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+ | `Reduction` | Transition piece between different casing diameters |
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+ | `WellScreen` | Slotted screen section for water intake (`screen_slot` in mm) |
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+ | `SurfaceCase` | Protective casing near the surface |
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+ | `HoleFill` | Annular fill material (`gravel_pack` or `seal`) |
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+ | `CementPad` | Concrete wellhead pad dimensions |
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+ | `Lithology` | Geological description of a depth interval |
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+ | `Texture` | `{ code: string \| number; vocabulary?: string }` — lithology texture reference |
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+ | `Fracture` | A discrete fracture or fracture zone |
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+ | `Cave` | A cavity or void zone |
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+ | `Constructive` | Grouped type: borehole + casings + screens + fills |
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+ | `Geologic` | Grouped type: lithology + fractures + caves |
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+ | `WellId` | Authority-scoped well identifier `{ authority, id, primary? }` |
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+ | `Location` | Geographic location with optional elevation and CRS properties |
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+ | `LocationProperties` | CRS, datum, and precision metadata for a `Location` |
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+ | `LevelReading` | A single depth/time reading during a pumping or recovery phase |
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+ | `RecoveryPhase` | Time-series of level readings after pump shutdown |
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+ | `PumpingStep` | One flow-rate step in a pumping test |
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+ | `HydrodynamicEvent` | Discriminated union of all event types + x- custom events |
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+ | `AquiferAnalysis` | An interpreted set of aquifer parameters |
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+ | `Attachment` | An HTTPS-referenced file attached to a history log entry |
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+ | `HistoryLogEntry` | One entry in the operational history log |
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+ | `TextureType` | `{ code: TextureCode; label: string }` — a single FGDC texture entry (lookup) |
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+ | `WellSchema` | `Well` (the complete document; `.passthrough()` preserves unknown keys) |
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+ | `BoreHoleSchema` | `BoreHole` |
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+ | `ReductionSchema` | `Reduction` |
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+ | `WellScreenSchema` | `WellScreen` |
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+ | `SurfaceCaseSchema` | `SurfaceCase` |
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+ | `HoleFillSchema` | `HoleFill` |
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+ | `CementPadSchema` | `CementPad` |
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+ | `LithologySchema` | `Lithology` |
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+ | `TextureSchema` | `Texture` |
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+ | `FractureSchema` | `Fracture` |
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+ | `CaveSchema` | `Cave` |
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+ | `WellIdSchema` | `WellId` |
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+ | `LocationPropertiesSchema` | `LocationProperties` |
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