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Core samples – cylindrical rock samples taken from subsurface boreholes – are commonly used by Earth scientists to study geologic history and processes. Core is usually cut into one-meter segments, slabbed lengthwise to expose a flat surface, and stored in cardboard or wooden boxes which are then photographed to enable remote inspection. Unlike other common sources of borehole data (e.g., well logs Rider & Kennedy, 2011), core is the only data that preserves true geologic scale and heterogeneity.

CoreBreakout: Subsurface Core Images to Depth-Registered Datasets