I'm using chess.com explorer for this purpose starting with 4 plies (2^4=16 openings) and planning to go up to 10 plies (2^10=1024). Look here
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/pawn-structure-classification-codes
for the definition of pawn height (h), numerical code (NC) and PSCC codes of openings.
The tree of associated pawn structures:
We can distinguish 3 branches of height h=4:
I'm using chess.com explorer for this purpose starting with 4 plies (2^4=16 openings) and planning to go up to 10 plies (2^10=1024). Look here
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/pawn-structure-classification-codes
for the definition of pawn height (h), numerical code (NC) and PSCC codes of openings.
The tree of associated pawn structures: