There is not yet a broadly adopted public schema for 3D-printable concrete data. Research papers use inconsistent naming, units, and formats. Combining datasets from different labs often requires painful manual reformatting. Machine learning and meta-analysis on concrete data usually start with substantial data cleaning.
Open3DCP defines a canonical flat schema where every material, process parameter, and test result has exactly one column name, one unit, and one meaning. Mass-percent basis. Standards-aligned naming. A dataset in this format is easier to inspect, merge, and prepare for analysis.
Unlike conventional concrete databases, Open3DCP has first-class columns for print process parameters (nozzle geometry, layer timing, print speed), fresh-state rheology (yield stress, thixotropy, open time), and interlayer bond properties. Designed around additive-construction reporting needs.
Open3DCP defines the format, not the data. We publish column names, types, units, and engineering context so that datasets from any lab or research group can be structured in a common format. Adopt the columns relevant to your work and leave the rest null.