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package/README.md CHANGED
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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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+ - **Constructive data** — borehole geometry, casing strings, screens, reducers, gravel packs, centralizers, and cement pads
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  - **Geologic data** — lithological column, discrete fractures, and cave zones
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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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+ - **Administrative metadata** — well identity, construction type and purpose (`well_type`, `well_purpose`), authority-scoped IDs (`well_id`), driller, construction date, and geographic coordinates with explicit CRS
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