Documentation for geodata Sample Clauses

Documentation for geodata. Since geodata is rarely in a form that is self-explanatory enough to be used by itself, we need additional information in order to enable the user to properly understand, interpret and use geodata. Therefore a checklist of mandatory and optional elements of additional documentation is used in the ingest process. The required documentation for geodata can already exist within the AIP when extracted (Figure 10), or it can be stored within other AIPs connected with the geodata AIP on a logical level. In the first case, no extra steps are needed. However, in the second case, the archivist might need to combine the accompanying documentation with the geodata itself in order to produce the final DIP (Figure 11). 3.6.1.5.1 Documentation elements in a DIP When combining a DIP from multiple AIPs, the following elements of documentation need to be taken into consideration: 92 D3.4 E-ARK SIP Specification (▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/resources/project-deliverables/93-d34-1) 1..1 Export Section If archived geodata was not stored in the archival format, any transformation into another format needs to be documented. This part of the documentation should contain detailed information about the export and transformation process in any part of the archival package lifecycle. So, if during the DIP creation process geodata was transformed, the process needs to be described in order to ensure provenance and authenticity. 0..n Feature Catalogue The feature catalogue represents a logical structure of attributes. It provides a better understanding of the meaning, use and structure of the spatial data and provides a unified classification of spatial data in feature types (classes). Feature types are distinguished by their attributes (properties), by importance and by the relations between them. If during DIP creation some tables are merged or some attributes are simplified, the additional changes need to be described. 0..n Visualization Data visualization provides an illustration and representation of spatial data. The catalogue of cartographic symbols is a collection of agreed cartographic symbols, which are used during the process of visualizing spatial data sets to display objects in space. Cartographic symbols are shown in the legend, which explains their meaning. 0..n Logical structure of layers The logical structure of layers shows the organization of the data layers at the level of logical tables contained in the database or in a connection of unstructured objects and their...
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