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Additional Military Layers Environment, Seabed and Beach Product Specification Data Quality Information Relative Vertical Accuracy Quality of Position Quality of Sounding Measurement Technique of sounding measurement Conformance to the Product Specification External Reference Information Image File Link Text File Reference (in national language characters) Reference to a publication Other Supporting Information Supporting textual information (in national language characters) Description The vertical error estimate for the distance between two points, or the accuracy of one point with respect to another An indication of the reliability of a quoted position An indication of the reliability of a sounding Indicates the method or equipment used to obtain the object’s depth An indication of how well the data conforms to the product specification Description A reference to an image file containing a pictorial representation of the object The file name relating to an external text file Reference to a specific location of any relevant information within an external publication Description Supporting (free text) information relevant to the object that cannot be explicitly encoded by any other attribute Encoding Details generic attribute generic attribute (may be encoded on the spatial object) specific attribute specific attribute Feature Class Encoding Details generic attribute generic attribute generic attribute Encoding Details generic attribute 5.5.2 Feature Classes The following table contains the information described below: · Feature Class – gives the name of the feature class · Description – describes the feature class · Associated Attributes – indicates allowable attributes relevant to each feature class. (see section 5.5.3 for attribute descriptions and values.) · M – denotes that export of the attribute field is mandatory Page 30 Version 1.0
Additional Military Layers Environment, Seabed and Beach Product Specification · Form – indicates the geometric form that the feature class can take (i.e. Point, Line, or Area) In addition to the ‘associated attributes’ listed for individual real -world feature classes ‘generic attributes’ are used at the feature level. These encode meta and supporting information that may exist on any feature. Generic attributes used in AML ESB are described in section 5.5.1. For details of how to encode the feature classes listed in this section, refer to the appropriate exchange standard implementation annex. ANNEX A A.2.4.2 Feature Class Description Associated Attributes Form Anchorage Area Area of Imagery Coverage Beach Beach Exit An area in which vessels anchor or may anchor. (IHO Dictionary, S -32, 5 th Edition, 130) Area covered by photographic or satellite imagery (AML) Composite feature comprising all of the beach information objects for a specific beach. Point from which exit can be made from the beach. (AML) - End Date - Name Description M P L A - Name (in national language characters) - Seasonal End Date - Seasonal Start Date - Start Date - Status - Type of Anchorage p - Bearing - Elevation - Height Units - Originator - Survey End Date - Type of Imagery - Vertical Datum - Category of Beach - Name - Name (in national language characters) - CCM Index - Exit Usability - Gradient - Horizontal Clearance - Horizontal Length - Horizontal Width - Height/Length Units - Vertical Clearance, Safe - Weight Bearing Capability p p p p p No geometry required p Page 31 Version 1.0
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