Geo-data standards
A geo-data standard defines the schema for describing drilling, sampling, and layer data - what columns exist, what values are allowed, what units are used. Different countries and industries use different standards. Onsite supports several of them and lets you choose the right one for each project.
Standards are configured in Configuration > Integration > Geo-data delivery, via the settings (gear) button.
Supported standards
This version of Onsite supports five standards. When you select one, Onsite also asks you to pick the relevant description types associated with it - the specific logging conventions your project uses.

Choose your standard before starting
Decide on the standard before you create any forms for a project. Standards affect which fields appear, how data is entered, and what the exported GeoDinML will look like - they need to be correct from day one.
Once a standard is applied and the project has active forms, it cannot be changed retroactively. If you realise you've picked the wrong standard after creating forms, you'll need to start a new project with the correct standard.
The standards tab is locked when forms are open
If any forms are currently open in Onsite, the geo-data delivery tab is locked - you cannot change the standard while forms are being edited.
See also
Project setup - configure the project this standard applies to
Exporting to GeoDin - how your standard shapes the GeoDinML export
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