Mathematica is "heavy on math" and "light on geology". Mathematica's geo information is accessed through packages that have extremely specialized (geo information) formatting. the reason for this is simple: the geo databases are too large to "ship" with the Mathematica app.

The same would be true for other sciences

In short: everything under one house is really a matter of each of those sciences getting their butt in gear like the geo map sciences did.

I can tell you chemistry has many formats (many shorthand converters of formula) and they have no mega format like geo science does.

Circuits - similar. circuit simulators are in their "infancy" in Mathematica - there is no industry wide format for Mathematica to include yet (everything Mathematica has was made by Mathematica's team from a string of incompatible simulator projects)