Valid Geographies
Multiple occurrencesNoRequiredYes
A list of all valid geographies used by EcoSpold02 datasets.
NameFieldIDSpoldID,
version 1
OptionsTypeSizeMultiple
Occurrence
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Language
Redundant
Master Data
@originalSource5600newanyURINoNoNoNo
Reference to the geography of the original document. Can be used to verify the data and/or to check for updates in the future.
@majorRelease5601newintegerNoYesNoNo
This version number can be used to make sure that the necessary master data entries are present for an activity. They are referenced by the valid... elements of the fileAttributes element in activity datasets. The release version number is used as follows: with a major update (e.g. every second year) the major release number is increased by one (1.00, 2.00, etc.).
@minorRelease5602newintegerNoYesNoNo
This version number can be used to make sure that the necessary master data entries are present for an activity. They are referenced by the valid... elements of the fileAttributes element in activity datasets. The release version number is used as follows: minor updates (corrected errors) within the period of two major updates increase the minor release version.
@majorRevision5603newintegerNoNoNoNo
This version number can be used to make sure that the necessary master data entries are present for an activity. They are referenced by the valid... elements of the fileAttributes element in activity datasets. The revision version number is used to discern different versions during the working period until the dataset is entered into the database). The revision is generated automatically with each change made in the dataset or related file.
@minorRevision5604newintegerNoNoNoNo
This version number can be used to make sure that the necessary master data entries are present for an activity. They are referenced by the valid... elements of the fileAttributes element in activity datasets. The revision Version number is used to discern different versions during the working period until the dataset is entered into the database). The revision is generated automatically with each change made in the dataset or related file.
@contextId5605newTUuid36NoNoNoNo
Reference to the context of the master data file.
contextName5606newTString8080NoNoYesYes
The name of the context referenced by field 3880.
geography5610newTValidGeographyYesYesNoNo
A valid geography contains several region and/or country codes and may contain a KML definition of the geography. This element provides hierarchical grouping only and contains no information on its own. See details in complex data type TValidGeography.

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TValidGeography
Multiple occurrencesYesRequiredYes
A valid geography contains several region and/or country codes and may contain a KML definition of the geography.
NameFieldIDSpoldID,
version 1
OptionsTypeSizeMultiple
Occurrence
ReqMulti
Language
Redundant
Master Data
@id5615newTUuid36NoYesNoNo
Universally Unique Identifier. This is referenced by field 400 in an activity dataset.
name5620newTString255255NoYesYesNo
Name of geographical geography.
shortname5625newTString4040NoYesYesNo
Shortname describing the geography that may be used in EcoSpold documents.
@longitude5630newTFloatNumberNoNoNoNo
Longitude, in decimal form.
@latitude5635newTFloatNumberNoNoNoNo
Latitude, in decimal form.
@ISOTwoLetterCode5640newstringNoNoNoNo
ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 Country Codes. Ecospold currently uses the ISO 2 letter country codes, although their country definitions, and hence their country codes are not up to date. This is especially a problem in the area of former Yugoslavia, where the code cs, formerly used for Czechoslovakia, is now used for Serbia and Montenegro.
@ISOThreeLetterCode5645newstringNoNoNoNo
ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 Country Codes. These codes allow the identification of regions within countries, e.g. the Canary Islands. Included in ecospold to facilitate interaction with external data sources.
@uNCode5650newintegerNoNoNoNo
UN / ISO 3166-1 numeric Country Code. A numeric code used by the United Nations statistical office. These codes are also standardized as ISO 3166-1 numeric. They also includes some economic groupings that are useful to ecospold, e.g. transition countries. Included in ecospold to facilitate interaction with external data sources, and to allow easy reproduction of Ecospold 1.0 regions. Numeric codes offer a good alternative for languages with non-Roman alphabets.
@uNRegionCode5655newintegerNoNoNoNo
United Nations regional code. A numeric code used to represent continent-scale regions, e.g. Americas.
@uNSubregionCode5660newintegerNoNoNoNo
United Nation sub-regional code. A numeric code used to represent regions within continents, e.g. Micronesia.
kml5670newTKmlNoNoNoNo
A geographical geography, described using the KML standard, as used in Google Earth and numerous other geographic information interaction systems. KML is an open standard, approved and maintained by the Open Geospatial Consortium. KML files always use the WGS 84 spatial reference system, with coordinates of latitude, longitude pairs.
comment5680newTTextAndImageNoNoYesNo
Description of geographical geography.
List of text, imageUri and variable elements. The text and imageUri elements can used to describe the current section and they can be combined in any order given by their index attribute. Text variables are defined by the variable elements, which may be used in the text as {{variablename}}. If a parent text field includes a variable, this variable may be redefined by the child activity dataset while keeping the rest of the parent text intact. This allows easy changes of text parts in child processes.

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