Difference between revisions of "CALARE"

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Feature: Calibration area   
Object Class:     Calibration area   
 
 
      
 
      
Acronym: CALARE Code: ?
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Acronym: CALARE
 
 
Camel case: CalibrationArea
 
 
 
  
Set Attribute_A: '''[[CATCAL]]'''; DATEND; DATSTA; [[name]]; PEREND; PERSTA; RESTRN; STATUS;
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Camel case: CalibrationArea
  
Set Attribute_B:    [[INFORM]]; SCAMAX; SCAMIN; [[TXTDSC]];
 
  
Set Attribute_C:     RECDAT; RECIND; SORDAT; SORIND;
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Simple Attributes: '''[[CATCAL]]'''; RESTRN; STATUS; SCAMAX; SCAMIN;  
  
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Complex Attributes:  '''[[fixedDateRange]]'''; '''[[information]]'''; '''[[name]]'''; '''[[PeriodicDateRange]]''';  '''[[SourceIndication]]''';  '''[[textualDescription]]''';
  
Associated Information Object: '''[[NATINF]]'''; '''[[RCMDTS]]'''; '''[[REGLTS]]'''; '''[[RESDES]]'''; '''[[AUTORI]]''';  
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Associated information object classes: '''[[NATINF]]'''; '''[[RCMDTS]]'''; '''[[REGLTS]]'''; '''[[RESDES]]'''; '''[[AUTORI]]''';  
  
 
Definition:
 
Definition:

Revision as of 08:46, 15 August 2014

GEO OBJECT CLASSES


Feature: Calibration area

Acronym: CALARE

Camel case: CalibrationArea


Simple Attributes: CATCAL; RESTRN; STATUS; SCAMAX; SCAMIN;

Complex Attributes: fixedDateRange; information; name; PeriodicDateRange; SourceIndication; textualDescription;

Associated information object classes: NATINF; RCMDTS; REGLTS; RESDES; AUTORI;

Definition:

An area where vessels manoeuvre for the calibration of equipment or where vessels manoeuvre for the measurement of performance or signatures.

References:

INT 1: M-3: Chapter C Section 2.2 M-4:

Remarks:

No remarks.


Distinction:

CTNARE;


Justification:

New feature



Comment:

1. For example the area, where ships manoeuvre on a measured distance, is indeterminate but could extend well beyond either end of the measured distance. This object class would be used for areas that extend round other charted objects such as measured distances, noise ranges and degaussing ranges.

2. This is one of many objects that do not really have defined limits. This supports the need for polygons with fuzzy boundaries.



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