NA [Desc] NA L1_3D http://schemas.dgiwg.org/GML_test_solution/3.2/spatial/1.0/3dGeometry.xsd Definition of BooleanWithONINA [Desc] Description of BooleanWithONINA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA There is no information specified regarding the attribute value. [Desc] Depending on the nature and quality of available source, the state of the data collection/update process, and other conditions, it may not be possible to populate a value due to lack of knowledge. The reasons for the lack of a value may include, but are not limited to, the following: not populated (for example: the data store has been initialized but not yet populated); unknown (for example: an attempt was made to determine the value but the source materials were inadequate); missing (for example: a determination was attempted and despite source materials being adequate the attempt failed); withheld (for example: a determination was successful but for policy reasons the value was not retained/stored). A region controlled by a political community having an organized government and possessing internal and external sovereignty, most often as a State but sometimes having a dependent relationship on another political authority or a special sovereignty status. [Desc] The degree of sovereignty may be limited in specific areas (for example: matters of economic, administrative, legislative, judicial, military and/or foreign policy). The region controlled by a sovereign geopolitical entity is commonly referred to as a 'country'. A 2-dimensional geometric primitive, locally representing a continuous image of a region of a plane. [Desc] Its subtypes include (but are not limited to): GM_PolyhedralSurface (which aggregates GM_Polygon). The globally unique and persistent identifier of an entity (for example: feature or event) instance as specified by a Uniform Resource Name (URN) in accordance with the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) RFC2396 and RFC2141. [Desc] It is based on the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI), a compact string of characters for identifying an abstract or physical resource. The term 'Uniform Resource Name' (URN) refers to the subset of URI that are required to remain globally unique and persistent even when the resource ceases to exist or becomes unavailable. The URN is drawn from one of a set of defined namespaces, each of which has its own set name structure and assignment procedures. The Universal Unique Identifier (UUID) that is assigned to a feature in order to uniquely identify it for the purpose of maintaining relationships between features (relational database) and version control. [Desc] UUIDs are defined in ITU-T Rec. X.667 |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| ISO/IEC 9834-8. Date and time at which this version of the spatial object was inserted or changed in the spatial data set. [Desc] NA Date and time at which this version of the spatial object was superseded or retired in the spatial data set. [Desc] NA One or more intended attribute domain values for one or more enumeration or codelist attributes that are not currently valid members of their respective attribute ranges. [Desc] The actual attribute domain values may have been previously, or may become in the future, valid members of the attribute domain range. An indication that a geopolitical entity is historic, being no longer in existence. [Desc] NA A description of the unique administrative circumstances of a geopolitical entity, if any. [Desc] For example, for a dependent political entity the controlling political entity and the scope(s) of the control. Geographical or legal status of a territory, which is no independent sovereign State nor a regular part of a sovereign State. [Desc] NA An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] NA The modulus (denominator) of the nominal scale at which a feature or feature set was collected. [Desc] The modulus of the scale is indicated, for example, the scale 1:25,000 is encoded as the integer value '25000'. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] NA A description of any commercial (or similar) copyright notice applicable to information regarding the feature or data set. [Desc] For example, '©2000 Space Imaging, Inc.', in which case the copyright information for use of such imagery needs to be stated; this generally includes restrictions on use and distribution. For non copyright data, for example 'Copyright 2004 by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, U.S. Government. No domestic copyright claimed under Title 17 U.S.C. All rights reserved.' A description of any commercial (or similar) restrictions on the distribution of information regarding the feature or data set. [Desc] For example, 'Distribution and use restricted to DoD/Title 50 and Coalition Forces.' Some commercial data is copyrighted. A copyright is 'the exclusive legal right to reproduce, publish, and sell the matter and form.' 1) The foundation of the copyright is US law and international treaties. A [distribution] license (a.k.a. License Agreement) is the 'official or legal permission to do or own a specific thing.' 2) The licenses are part of the government contracts with the commercial data providers. The license delineates what the user may or may not do with the commercial product. A complete name that is used to designate the entity as that designation would normally be written by the originating culture on a map or chart. [Desc] It is generally considered to consist of a specific part, a generic part, and any articles or prepositions. The order of the parts may vary with the generic part appearing at the beginning, middle or end. A shortened form of a full name that could substitute for the full name and consists of the specific part of the full name. [Desc] It usually includes the specific term(s) in the full name for the following types of features: geopolitical entities and their administrative divisions; specific geomorphologic forms (for example: islands, mountains, mountain passes, and rivers); specific places (for example: railway stations); and in general those full names that are in English (excepting those that are considered to be variants) or have been transliterated. A name of a geopolitical entity or administrative division that may not have a formally standardized name (for example: in accordance with US Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) or the International Organization for Standards (ISO)). [Desc] It is usually a conventional 'generally known as' name in common use. An administratively subordinate division of a geopolitical entity. [Desc] A geopolitical entity (country) is typically divided into first-, second-, and lower-order administrative divisions. First-order administrative divisions are immediately subordinate to the government of the geopolitical entity, with second- and lower-order divisions subordinate to those above them. Examples: (first-order) a United States state, a German Land, a French region; a Canadian province; (second-order) a U.S. county, a French department; (third-order) a U.S. township, a French arrondissement; (lower-levels) a French commune. A 2-dimensional geometric primitive, locally representing a continuous image of a region of a plane. [Desc] Its subtypes include (but are not limited to): GM_PolyhedralSurface (which aggregates GM_Polygon). The globally unique and persistent identifier of an entity (for example: feature or event) instance as specified by a Uniform Resource Name (URN) in accordance with the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) RFC2396 and RFC2141. [Desc] It is based on the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI), a compact string of characters for identifying an abstract or physical resource. The term 'Uniform Resource Name' (URN) refers to the subset of URI that are required to remain globally unique and persistent even when the resource ceases to exist or becomes unavailable. The URN is drawn from one of a set of defined namespaces, each of which has its own set name structure and assignment procedures. The Universal Unique Identifier (UUID) that is assigned to a feature in order to uniquely identify it for the purpose of maintaining relationships between features (relational database) and version control. [Desc] UUIDs are defined in ITU-T Rec. X.667 |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| ISO/IEC 9834-8. Date and time at which this version of the spatial object was inserted or changed in the spatial data set. [Desc] NA Date and time at which this version of the spatial object was superseded or retired in the spatial data set. [Desc] NA One or more intended attribute domain values for one or more enumeration or codelist attributes that are not currently valid members of their respective attribute ranges. [Desc] The actual attribute domain values may have been previously, or may become in the future, valid members of the attribute domain range. The level of the administrative division defined by the hierarchical order in a geopolitical entity. [Desc] The first level is understood as the first level below a sovereign state or similar. The designation of the subnational administration unit. [Desc] For example, 'Department' or 'County'. A description of the unique administrative circumstances of an administrative region, if any. [Desc] For example, the type(s) of activities that are administered and the nature of the control(s) exerted. A name of a geopolitical entity or administrative division that may not have a formally standardized name (for example: in accordance with US Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) or the International Organization for Standards (ISO)). [Desc] It is usually a conventional 'generally known as' name in common use. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] NA The modulus (denominator) of the nominal scale at which a feature or feature set was collected. [Desc] The modulus of the scale is indicated, for example, the scale 1:25,000 is encoded as the integer value '25000'. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] NA A description of any commercial (or similar) copyright notice applicable to information regarding the feature or data set. [Desc] For example, '©2000 Space Imaging, Inc.', in which case the copyright information for use of such imagery needs to be stated; this generally includes restrictions on use and distribution. For non copyright data, for example 'Copyright 2004 by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, U.S. Government. No domestic copyright claimed under Title 17 U.S.C. All rights reserved.' A description of any commercial (or similar) restrictions on the distribution of information regarding the feature or data set. [Desc] For example, 'Distribution and use restricted to DoD/Title 50 and Coalition Forces.' Some commercial data is copyrighted. A copyright is 'the exclusive legal right to reproduce, publish, and sell the matter and form.' 1) The foundation of the copyright is US law and international treaties. A [distribution] license (a.k.a. License Agreement) is the 'official or legal permission to do or own a specific thing.' 2) The licenses are part of the government contracts with the commercial data providers. The license delineates what the user may or may not do with the commercial product. A complete name that is used to designate the entity as that designation would normally be written by the originating culture on a map or chart. [Desc] It is generally considered to consist of a specific part, a generic part, and any articles or prepositions. The order of the parts may vary with the generic part appearing at the beginning, middle or end. A shortened form of a full name that could substitute for the full name and consists of the specific part of the full name. [Desc] It usually includes the specific term(s) in the full name for the following types of features: geopolitical entities and their administrative divisions; specific geomorphologic forms (for example: islands, mountains, mountain passes, and rivers); specific places (for example: railway stations); and in general those full names that are in English (excepting those that are considered to be variants) or have been transliterated. NA [Desc] NA A territory that is not subject to a Sovereign State. [Desc] For example, Antarctica. A country or a region represented by a State regarding foreign affairs but internally autonomous. [Desc] NA A delimited area separating two political entities or territories, within which certain activities are limited or prohibited. [Desc] For example, military presence is minimal or absent. Currently limited in US State Department application to No Man's Land and the Gibraltar-Spain Neutral Zone. An administrative division established by two or more nations for combined ruling. [Desc] NA A territory which belongs to an internationally acknowledged sovereign State but is in dispute by parts of the population or special groups of interests. [Desc] NA A strip of territory in a border area where military activity is precluded. [Desc] One of the lines in a DMZ generally serves as a line of separation (for example: armistice control, withdrawal or cease-fire line). For example, two two-kilometre-wide DMZs have existed on either side of the Military Demarcation Line between North and Sou A territory whose status of dependence is internationally acknowledged. [Desc] The grade of dependence could be varying, from unhibitated overseas regions without own sovereignty to regions which have voluntary transferred a part of their foreign representation and which could announce their independence at once. Special cases are s A territory constituting an independent State. [Desc] In particular, a people politically organized into a sovereign State with a definite territory recognized as independent by the United Nations. A territory leased by one State from another. [Desc] For example, leased by the United Kingdom from the People's Republic of China to form part of Hong Kong. A part of the territory of a sovereign State which is separated from the main territory. [Desc] NA A region subordinated to the central government of a State but holding specific autonomous administrative fields. [Desc] NA A partly sovereign territory whose foreign and defence administration is conducted by another sovereign State. [Desc] Both protector and protectorate are legal subjects to the law of nations. An area being under control of the United Nations (UN). [Desc] NA A newly conquered territory under the control of an armed force. [Desc] NA There is no information specified regarding the attribute value. [Desc] Depending on the nature and quality of available source, the state of the data collection/update process, and other conditions, it may not be possible to populate a value due to lack of knowledge. The reasons for the lack of a value may include, but are not limited to, the following: not populated (for example: the data store has been initialized but not yet populated); unknown (for example: an attempt was made to determine the value but the source materials were inadequate); missing (for example: a determination was attempted and despite source materials being adequate the attempt failed); withheld (for example: a determination was successful but for policy reasons the value was not retained/stored). There is no possible value in the attribute range that would be applicable. [Desc] May occur when the attribute is not applicable to the feature type (for example: the 'Airfield Type' attribute of a 'Settlement' feature type). The attribute value is known, but is not currently a valid member of the attribute range. [Desc] The actual value may have been previously, or may become in the future, a valid member of the attribute range. NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA A general indication that the group generally concentrates around specific points within the location. [Desc] NA A general indication that the group has a very small, scattered and disperse population throughout the location. [Desc] Members of the group are not equally distributed across the location. A general indication that the group is homogeneously spread throughout all the location in significant numbers. [Desc] The physical and/or manmade environment dictates the precise distribution of the members. There is no information specified regarding the attribute value. [Desc] Depending on the nature and quality of available source, the state of the data collection/update process, and other conditions, it may not be possible to populate a value due to lack of knowledge. The reasons for the lack of a value may include, but are not limited to, the following: not populated (for example: the data store has been initialized but not yet populated); unknown (for example: an attempt was made to determine the value but the source materials were inadequate); missing (for example: a determination was attempted and despite source materials being adequate the attempt failed); withheld (for example: a determination was successful but for policy reasons the value was not retained/stored). There is no possible value in the attribute range that would be applicable. [Desc] May occur when the attribute is not applicable to the feature type (for example: the 'Airfield Type' attribute of a 'Settlement' feature type). The attribute value is known, but is not currently a valid member of the attribute range. [Desc] The actual value may have been previously, or may become in the future, a valid member of the attribute range. NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA The production of crops and/or animals. [Desc] Agriculture may be conducted on large tracts of land or on small plots (including gardens, orchards, and vineyards) that are closely interspersed with human residences and/or with animal paddocks. The buying and/or selling, or bartering, of products (including goods and/or services). [Desc] Commercial locations include permanent or temporary locations where an actor buys or sells (or barters) goods or services, in large or small operations, directly or through an intermediary, whether retail or wholesale. Commercial locations may be in continuous use or may be used intermittently (for example, weekly village markets). Overnight residence in an area, including the conduct of activities of daily living. [Desc] Habitation may be permanent, intermittent, or temporary. For example, members of a nomadic herding society may regularly migrate to summer or winter pastureland and live with the flock. Hunting animals or gathering vegetable (or other biological) resources. [Desc] NA The physical or chemical transformation of materials, substances, or components into new products. [Desc] The materials, substances, or components transformed in manufacturing are raw materials which are products of agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining, or quarrying, as well as products of other manufacturing activities. Substantial alteration, renovation, or reconstruction of goods is generally considered to be manufacturing. Manufacturing includes all of the following: handicraft, home-based piecework, light manufacturing, and heavy manufacturing. The tending of animals, including the feeding of livestock on low grass or vegetation on pastures and ranges. [Desc] Pasture or grazing land may be used on a permanent or intermittent basis. For example, communities in the Swiss Alps use seasonal mountain pasture for sheep and cows. Activities and/or observances by religious organizations or individuals, including worship services, religious training or retreat activities, and rites such as weddings and funerals. [Desc] Religious activities (for example, worship services at a church, or daily prayers) may occur on a regular or intermittent basis. Religious observances may include the acknowledgement of sacred sites (for example, roadside shrines), and even the avoidance of trespassing on an area considered by adherents to be holy ground. The removal of valuable, naturally occurring, non-agricultural substances (such as minerals and hydrocarbons) from the earth. [Desc] Resource extraction includes mining, drilling, and quarrying. Transit/migration pathways and areas used by mobile communities or parts of the population to access the usable areas proper. [Desc] Examples: transit areas used in nomadic pastoralism or transhumance to access pasture lands. There is no information specified regarding the attribute value. [Desc] Depending on the nature and quality of available source, the state of the data collection/update process, and other conditions, it may not be possible to populate a value due to lack of knowledge. The reasons for the lack of a value may include, but are not limited to, the following: not populated (for example: the data store has been initialized but not yet populated); unknown (for example: an attempt was made to determine the value but the source materials were inadequate); missing (for example: a determination was attempted and despite source materials being adequate the attempt failed); withheld (for example: a determination was successful but for policy reasons the value was not retained/stored). There is no possible value in the attribute range that would be applicable. [Desc] May occur when the attribute is not applicable to the feature type (for example: the 'Airfield Type' attribute of a 'Settlement' feature type). The attribute value is known, but is not currently a valid member of the attribute range. [Desc] The actual value may have been previously, or may become in the future, a valid member of the attribute range. NA [Desc] NA The third season of the year, coming between summer and winter, reckoned astronomically from the autumnal equinox to the winter solstice. [Desc] For example, in the northern hemisphere, autumn nominally extends from September 21 to December 21. An annually recurring period of one or more months during which precipitation is at or near a minimum. [Desc] NA A semi-annually recurring period of one or more months during which reversing strong winds are accompanied by changes in precipitation. [Desc] NA An annually recurring period of one or more months during which precipitation is at or near a maximum. [Desc] NA The first season of the year, coming between winter and summer, reckoned astronomically from the vernal equinox to the summer solstice. [Desc] For example, in the northern hemisphere, spring nominally extends from March 21 to June 21. The second and warmest season of the year, coming between spring and autumn, reckoned astronomically from the summer solstice to the autumnal equinox. [Desc] For example, in the northern hemisphere, summer nominally extends from June 21 to September 21. The fourth and coldest season of the year, coming between autumn and spring; reckoned astronomically from the winter solstice to the vernal equinox. [Desc] For example, in the northern hemisphere, winter nominally extends from December 21 to March 21. There is no information specified regarding the attribute value. [Desc] Depending on the nature and quality of available source, the state of the data collection/update process, and other conditions, it may not be possible to populate a value due to lack of knowledge. The reasons for the lack of a value may include, but are not limited to, the following: not populated (for example: the data store has been initialized but not yet populated); unknown (for example: an attempt was made to determine the value but the source materials were inadequate); missing (for example: a determination was attempted and despite source materials being adequate the attempt failed); withheld (for example: a determination was successful but for policy reasons the value was not retained/stored). There is no possible value in the attribute range that would be applicable. [Desc] May occur when the attribute is not applicable to the feature type (for example: the 'Airfield Type' attribute of a 'Settlement' feature type). The attribute value is known, but is not currently a valid member of the attribute range. [Desc] The actual value may have been previously, or may become in the future, a valid member of the attribute range. NA [Desc] NA The population of subject group is in a majority in comparison to total population at the location. [Desc] NA The Population of subject group is in a minority in comparison to total population at the location. [Desc] NA There is no information specified regarding the attribute value. [Desc] Depending on the nature and quality of available source, the state of the data collection/update process, and other conditions, it may not be possible to populate a value due to lack of knowledge. The reasons for the lack of a value may include, but are not limited to, the following: not populated (for example: the data store has been initialized but not yet populated); unknown (for example: an attempt was made to determine the value but the source materials were inadequate); missing (for example: a determination was attempted and despite source materials being adequate the attempt failed); withheld (for example: a determination was successful but for policy reasons the value was not retained/stored). There is no possible value in the attribute range that would be applicable. [Desc] May occur when the attribute is not applicable to the feature type (for example: the 'Airfield Type' attribute of a 'Settlement' feature type). The attribute value is known, but is not currently a valid member of the attribute range. [Desc] The actual value may have been previously, or may become in the future, a valid member of the attribute range. NA [Desc] NA A lifestyle that is characterised by practice of constantly moving from place to place. [Desc] NA A lifestyle that is characterised by living in one place for a long time or permanently. [Desc] NA There is no information specified regarding the attribute value. [Desc] Depending on the nature and quality of available source, the state of the data collection/update process, and other conditions, it may not be possible to populate a value due to lack of knowledge. The reasons for the lack of a value may include, but are not limited to, the following: not populated (for example: the data store has been initialized but not yet populated); unknown (for example: an attempt was made to determine the value but the source materials were inadequate); missing (for example: a determination was attempted and despite source materials being adequate the attempt failed); withheld (for example: a determination was successful but for policy reasons the value was not retained/stored). There is no possible value in the attribute range that would be applicable. [Desc] May occur when the attribute is not applicable to the feature type (for example: the 'Airfield Type' attribute of a 'Settlement' feature type). The attribute value is known, but is not currently a valid member of the attribute range. [Desc] The actual value may have been previously, or may become in the future, a valid member of the attribute range. A location that normally does not appear as a specific, characterized object but that represents an area where a extant population can be defined by one or more specific cultural factors (for example: religion, ethnicity, language, or tribal/clan affiliation, cultural activity). [Desc] NA A 2-dimensional geometric primitive, locally representing a continuous image of a region of a plane. [Desc] Its subtypes include (but are not limited to): GM_PolyhedralSurface (which aggregates GM_Polygon). The globally unique and persistent identifier of an entity (for example: feature or event) instance as specified by a Uniform Resource Name (URN) in accordance with the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) RFC2396 and RFC2141. [Desc] It is based on the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI), a compact string of characters for identifying an abstract or physical resource. The term 'Uniform Resource Name' (URN) refers to the subset of URI that are required to remain globally unique and persistent even when the resource ceases to exist or becomes unavailable. The URN is drawn from one of a set of defined namespaces, each of which has its own set name structure and assignment procedures. The Universal Unique Identifier (UUID) that is assigned to a feature in order to uniquely identify it for the purpose of maintaining relationships between features (relational database) and version control. [Desc] UUIDs are defined in ITU-T Rec. X.667 |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| ISO/IEC 9834-8. Date and time at which this version of the spatial object was inserted or changed in the spatial data set. [Desc] NA One or more intended attribute domain values for one or more enumeration or codelist attributes that are not currently valid members of their respective attribute ranges. [Desc] The actual attribute domain values may have been previously, or may become in the future, valid members of the attribute domain range. The general distribution of a population group within a location. [Desc] NA A general description of the physical characteristics and/or extent of a location. [Desc] NA Within a specified location, the fraction of the total population that is constituted by members of a specified social group. [Desc] For example, the population of Baghdad is composed of 70 percent Shias, or, the population of Baghdad consists of 29 percent Sunnis. A description of a distinctive spatial configuration of objects, structures, and/or terrain related to how a specified location is used by a specified social group. [Desc] For example, an Ariaal village has a distinctive layout of houses, public spaces, and animal enclosures, which is characteristic of the settlements of those East African tribes. Another example is the orientation of Christian churches towards the east (that is, with the apse facing east). A description of the purposes which a specified social group has used, uses, or intends to use a specified location. [Desc] NA A description of the pattern of temporal recurrence during which a specified social group uses a specified location. [Desc] For example: a farmers' market that is open daily from April 1 to October 31, every year; or, a village market that is conducted every week on Saturdays and Sundays. A description of prominent recurring climatic or weather patterns that affect the use(s) that a specified social group makes of a specified location. [Desc] Significant seasonal conditions may include information about locally characterized seasons, as well as information about activities that occur during a season. A description of the permanence or transitory nature of the group. [Desc] NA Within a specified location, a textual description of a specified social group's population in relation to the total population. [Desc] NA An indication that a location has a human population that is significant from a data recording and reporting perspective. [Desc] A location being non-populated should not infer that the location is completely uninhabited. While the location could seem uninhabited, it may have a population so small, thinly distributed or transient that it is statistically insignificant. For example, an area that may be of so harsh of an environment (permanently or temporarily) that human populations are unable to permanently inhabit it. A description of historical ties that a specified social group has to a specified location, including the time period(s) when the social group was present at the location, activities that the social group conducted or intends to conduct there, and/or claims that the social group has asserted to the location. [Desc] Information about the relationship of a social group to a location may include references to legendary personages and events, as well as verifiable history. The purpose(s) for which a specified social group has used, uses, or intends to use a specified location. [Desc] NA The purpose(s) for which a specified social group has used, uses, or intends to use a specified location. [Desc] NA The purpose(s) for which a specified social group has used, uses, or intends to use a specified location. [Desc] NA The season(s) during which a specified social group uses a specified location. [Desc] For example: summer and autumn (for migrant agricultural workers), or winter (for winter pastureland). The season(s) during which a specified social group uses a specified location. [Desc] For example: summer and autumn (for migrant agricultural workers), or winter (for winter pastureland). The season(s) during which a specified social group uses a specified location. [Desc] For example: summer and autumn (for migrant agricultural workers), or winter (for winter pastureland). An evaluation of a geographic site or the contents located within the boundaries of a site, that provides the basis(es) for declaring the site to be culturally significant. [Desc] The criteria for cultural significance and the claim that a geographic site meets that criteria are made by individuals, heritage organisations, historic or scientific organisations, social groups, and/or sociocultural experts. A narrative or description regarding an important feeling or attitude towards a geographic site that was expressed at some time by a group, person, or organisation. [Desc] Awareness of the sentiment felt towards a geographic site may affect decisions about the use, preservation, or protection of the location. A name of a geopolitical entity or administrative division that may not have a formally standardized name (for example: in accordance with US Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) or the International Organization for Standards (ISO)). [Desc] It is usually a conventional 'generally known as' name in common use. A name of a geopolitical entity or administrative division that may not have a formally standardized name (for example: in accordance with US Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) or the International Organization for Standards (ISO)). [Desc] It is usually a conventional 'generally known as' name in common use. Additional or secondary names applied to a specific cultural group. [Desc] May include its name(s) in other languages. A description of particular rites, customs, and/or traditions of a cultural group. [Desc] NA A general name that may be applied to several cultural groups within an area, where they may be meaningfully combined on the basis of common cultural elements. [Desc] NA The name ascribed to a cultural or ethnic group with an established common behavioural context within an area. [Desc] NA A description of group unity and group organizing factors. [Desc] Details about the nature and interplay of group interests, causes, and other factors uniting a group. The type(s) of interest(s), cause(s), condition(s), or other cultural factor(s) upon which affiliations of human individuals to a social group are based. [Desc] Affiliation to a social group may be based on multiple factors with which the members identify. For example, Irish Catholics identify on the basis of both ethnicity and religion. The type(s) of interest(s), cause(s), condition(s), or other cultural factor(s) upon which affiliations of human individuals to a social group are based. [Desc] Affiliation to a social group may be based on multiple factors with which the members identify. For example, Irish Catholics identify on the basis of both ethnicity and religion. The type(s) of interest(s), cause(s), condition(s), or other cultural factor(s) upon which affiliations of human individuals to a social group are based. [Desc] Affiliation to a social group may be based on multiple factors with which the members identify. For example, Irish Catholics identify on the basis of both ethnicity and religion. The type(s) of interest(s), cause(s), condition(s), or other cultural factor(s) upon which affiliations of human individuals to a social group are based. [Desc] Affiliation to a social group may be based on multiple factors with which the members identify. For example, Irish Catholics identify on the basis of both ethnicity and religion. Name of an entity as it is being used in the official language of a country, e.g. by governmental entities. [Desc] For example, official names as defined during national census rounds. "The classification of ethnic groups in Ghana is that officially provided by the Bureau of Ghana Languages and which has been in use since the 1960 census." Ghana Population and Housing Census 2010. Derogatory name of an entity used as a or having a negative connotation. [Desc] For example “Krauts” as a name for the Germans used by Allied Forces during the 2nd World War. The designation of a social group as used by members of the group itself. [Desc] "All Gaul is divided into three parts; the Belgians inhabit one part, the Aquitanians (inhabit) another (part), (those) who are called Celts in their language, in ours Gauls, (inhabit) the third (part)." Caesar. De Bello Gallico. Information about a structure of social groups to which the specified social group belongs, which is based on relationships of inclusion and/or authority among social groups. [Desc] Social groups may exhibit a nested structure; for example, a specified clan may be a part of a tribe that also includes other clans, with clan leadership subordinate to the tribal chief. A description may include information about the significance of the position that the group has within the structure. The name of a social group that includes all of the members of this social group. [Desc] NA The name of a social group that includes all of the members of this social group. [Desc] NA The name of a social group that includes all of the members of this social group. [Desc] NA The name of a social group that includes all of the members of this social group. [Desc] NA The name of a social group that includes all of the members of this social group. [Desc] NA The name of a social group that includes all of the members of this social group. [Desc] NA The name of a social group that includes all of the members of this social group. [Desc] NA The name of a social group that includes all of the members of this social group. [Desc] NA The name of a social group that includes all of the members of this social group. [Desc] NA The name of a social group that includes all of the members of this social group. [Desc] NA A description of the history of a social group. [Desc] A summary of historical background may be presented in a textual description or with one or more links to external sources (for example, citations or URLs). A name for an Social Group that is used locally in a local language. [Desc] NA An identification of a Actor entity, information regarding which is registered in an information repository. [Desc] A social group is a group of human beings whose members identify with the group based on a shared culture or ideology (for example: political or religious beliefs). The type(s) of human activity in which an actor (social group, organisation, or person) applies a particular Belief System. [Desc] An actor (social group, organisation, or person) may apply the same Belief System for multiple types of activities. The type(s) of human activity in which an actor (social group, organisation, or person) applies a particular Belief System. [Desc] An actor (social group, organisation, or person) may apply the same Belief System for multiple types of activities. The type(s) of human activity in which an actor (social group, organisation, or person) applies a particular Belief System. [Desc] An actor (social group, organisation, or person) may apply the same Belief System for multiple types of activities. A narrative or description providing details about an the leader or leadership within a Social Group or organisation. [Desc] NA A narrative or description providing details about an activity in which an actor (social group, organisation, or person) uses a specified language. [Desc] Examples could include a description stating that the language used during a specified activity is chanted or recited, rather than spontaneous or conversational; or that the language a tribe uses for religious activity is archaic compared to the language used for everyday activities (for example, the Latin Mass in Roman Catholicism); or that terrorists may use language as a code or security buffer. A narrative or description providing details about an activity in which an actor (social group, organisation, or person) uses a specified language. [Desc] Examples could include a description stating that the language used during a specified activity is chanted or recited, rather than spontaneous or conversational; or that the language a tribe uses for religious activity is archaic compared to the language used for everyday activities (for example, the Latin Mass in Roman Catholicism); or that terrorists may use language as a code or security buffer. A narrative or description providing details about an activity in which an actor (social group, organisation, or person) uses a specified language. [Desc] Examples could include a description stating that the language used during a specified activity is chanted or recited, rather than spontaneous or conversational; or that the language a tribe uses for religious activity is archaic compared to the language used for everyday activities (for example, the Latin Mass in Roman Catholicism); or that terrorists may use language as a code or security buffer. A description of the language variant specific to the group of language users. [Desc] Spoken language variants are sometimes termed 'dialects'. Spoken language variant components (also known as 'sub-dialects') are sub-variants that differ mainly in pronunciation and characteristic local words. A description of the language variant specific to the group of language users. [Desc] Spoken language variants are sometimes termed 'dialects'. Spoken language variant components (also known as 'sub-dialects') are sub-variants that differ mainly in pronunciation and characteristic local words. A description of the language variant specific to the group of language users. [Desc] Spoken language variants are sometimes termed 'dialects'. Spoken language variant components (also known as 'sub-dialects') are sub-variants that differ mainly in pronunciation and characteristic local words. A description of how a particular name is used by the group or in relation to the group. [Desc] NA A narrative or other textual description associated with the Social Group. [Desc] This attribute is reserved for information about the group that is in beyond the content of other attribution. A description of the ruling structure in an area. [Desc] NA A principle for identifying the form of a descent group within a social group, based on the relationship of an individual to the lineage of one or both parents. [Desc] A descent group is a group of consanguineal (blood) kin united by presumed lineal descent from a common ancestor. Lineal descent provides a basis for unambiguous membership in a group, once it is determined whether lineal descent is traced through the female or male parent (unilineally), or through both parents (cognatically, with possible variations). The hierarchy of an ethnic group within an area. [Desc] NA The name of the belief system. [Desc] NA An alternative name of the belief system. [Desc] NA A belief system is a more-or-less coherent set of interrelated assertions about the world, which represents the perspective held by some human beings, past or present, often as part of a shared subculture. [Desc] A belief system is a more-or-less coherent set of interrelated assertions about the world, which represents the perspective held by some human beings, past or present, often as part of a shared subculture. The detailed name of a belief system. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The name of the belief system. [Desc] NA An alternative name of the belief system. [Desc] NA A belief system is a more-or-less coherent set of interrelated assertions about the world, which represents the perspective held by some human beings, past or present, often as part of a shared subculture. [Desc] A belief system is a more-or-less coherent set of interrelated assertions about the world, which represents the perspective held by some human beings, past or present, often as part of a shared subculture. The detailed name of a belief system. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The name of the belief system. [Desc] NA An alternative name of the belief system. [Desc] NA A belief system is a more-or-less coherent set of interrelated assertions about the world, which represents the perspective held by some human beings, past or present, often as part of a shared subculture. [Desc] A belief system is a more-or-less coherent set of interrelated assertions about the world, which represents the perspective held by some human beings, past or present, often as part of a shared subculture. The detailed name of a belief system. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The unique string of three letters assigned by the International Organization for Standardization (in ISO 639-3) to represent an individual language or macrolanguage. [Desc] NA A textural description providing additional information and/or details about an individual language. [Desc] NA The name, in English, that is most commonly used to refer to a language. [Desc] Native speakers of a language might not use this name (for example, English speakers use 'German' to refer to what native German speakers call 'Deutsch'). Speakers within a language community might also have different opinions about which name they prefer to use. The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The unique string of three letters assigned by the International Organization for Standardization (in ISO 639-3) to represent an individual language or macrolanguage. [Desc] NA A textural description providing additional information and/or details about an individual language. [Desc] NA The name, in English, that is most commonly used to refer to a language. [Desc] Native speakers of a language might not use this name (for example, English speakers use 'German' to refer to what native German speakers call 'Deutsch'). Speakers within a language community might also have different opinions about which name they prefer to use. The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The unique string of three letters assigned by the International Organization for Standardization (in ISO 639-3) to represent an individual language or macrolanguage. [Desc] NA A textural description providing additional information and/or details about an individual language. [Desc] NA The name, in English, that is most commonly used to refer to a language. [Desc] Native speakers of a language might not use this name (for example, English speakers use 'German' to refer to what native German speakers call 'Deutsch'). Speakers within a language community might also have different opinions about which name they prefer to use. The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. An identification of a data set and a means of communication with person(s) and/or organisation(s) associated with that data set. [Desc] NA The identifier of the source data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] NA The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the non-spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. A description of the data set that was used to define the digital representation of the feature or data set. [Desc] No restriction is placed on the length of the description. The date and, optionally, time of collection of the data that was used to define the spatial representation of the digital feature or data set. [Desc] Midnight is understood to be 00:00:00 (the beginning of a day); when the time is not specified then midnight in the local time zone is typically implied. The date and, optionally, time assigned to a data set (for example: the digital representation of a single feature or a set of features) as a whole that provides an overall assessment of its currency. [Desc] Often known as the 'as of' date, the overall currency of a data set is affected by knowledge of the source(s) and processes used to define the location, geometry, and other properties (attributes and associations) of the digital representation. A description of any commercial (or similar) copyright notice applicable to information regarding the feature or data set. [Desc] For example, '©2000 Space Imaging, Inc.', in which case the copyright information for use of such imagery needs to be stated; this generally includes restrictions on use and distribution. For non copyright data, for example 'Copyright 2004 by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, U.S. Government. No domestic copyright claimed under Title 17 U.S.C. All rights reserved.' A description of any commercial (or similar) restrictions on the distribution of information regarding the feature or data set. [Desc] For example, 'Distribution and use restricted to DoD/Title 50 and Coalition Forces.' Some commercial data is copyrighted. A copyright is 'the exclusive legal right to reproduce, publish, and sell the matter and form.' 1) The foundation of the copyright is US law and international treaties. A [distribution] license (a.k.a. License Agreement) is the 'official or legal permission to do or own a specific thing.' 2) The licenses are part of the government contracts with the commercial data providers. The license delineates what the user may or may not do with the commercial product. NA [Desc] NA Territory of an ethnic group that has been recognized as such on the part of the government and/ or the authorities and granted a corresponding legal status. [Desc] NA An area that, for security reasons or for ethnic or tribal or religious reasons, must not be entered by a social group. [Desc] The area could also be called no-go-area. The area is considered by the group as its original homeland. [Desc] NA There is no information specified regarding the attribute value. [Desc] Depending on the nature and quality of available source, the state of the data collection/update process, and other conditions, it may not be possible to populate a value due to lack of knowledge. The reasons for the lack of a value may include, but are not limited to, the following: not populated (for example: the data store has been initialized but not yet populated); unknown (for example: an attempt was made to determine the value but the source materials were inadequate); missing (for example: a determination was attempted and despite source materials being adequate the attempt failed); withheld (for example: a determination was successful but for policy reasons the value was not retained/stored). There is no possible value in the attribute range that would be applicable. [Desc] May occur when the attribute is not applicable to the feature type (for example: the 'Airfield Type' attribute of a 'Settlement' feature type). The attribute value is known, but is not currently a valid member of the attribute range. [Desc] The actual value may have been previously, or may become in the future, a valid member of the attribute range. NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA Commitment to concerns for the safety, security, resources, civil rights, and opportunities afforded to individuals, typically within a community. [Desc] Civil concerns related to civil rights include, for example, education, social welfare, women's rights, marriage equality, and gun ownership. Civil concerns related to social issues of maintaining or improving quality of life include, for example, community health measures, healthcare availability, emergency services, and food security. Civil concerns are often shared by citizens taking an active part or interest in community services or activism, as well as by government professionals. A human population whose members identify with each other by the methods used in securing the necessaries of life. [Desc] NA Preference of age in the sense of increase in authority and reputation with progress in age, grounded on a grown treasure of wisdom, experience, eloquence and knowledge. [Desc] Formation of a hierarchical structure in a social group with the level of authority depending on the age of an individual and/or a segment of the same age. In general, the admission to the council of the elders, goes along with an increase in reputation and power after exceeding a certain age limit. An example of levels of hierarchy: the society of the Massai people is subdivided as follows: into junior warriors, senior warriors, junior elders, senior elders, eldest. The common past of a group or commonly experienced, prominent events are considered an identity-forming feature. [Desc] Examples: victory in a decisive battle, displacement, gaining of independence etc. Identification based on the legal affiliation of an individual to a nation (=citizenship). [Desc] NA Cultural identification with religious or faith-based beliefs and practices. [Desc] Religion may be considered a set of beliefs concerning the cause, nature, and purpose of the universe, especially when considered as the creation of a superhuman agency or agencies, usually involving devotional and ritual observances, and often containing a moral code of conduct. A system of legal practices, institutions and authorities proper to a certain social group. [Desc] For example tribal law, customary law, codes of behavior. Territory seen as spatial cohesion factor that contributes to the creation of a sense of identity among the members of a social group. [Desc] For example the aspect of space is deeply enrooted into the consciousness of yemeni tribal groups. There is a strong link between "honour", "territory" and "tribe". Practices, habits, opinions and views passed on orally or in a practical way from one generation to the next. [Desc] NA Social identification based on having a similar level of wealth and/or economic status. [Desc] NA Support for and/or participation in activities that are illegal, or otherwise prohibited, in the jurisdiction applicable to those activities. [Desc] Example areas of interest include theft, corruption, cyber-attack, violence, murder, and illegal trade of drugs, firearms, or humans. Illegal insurgent and revolutionary activities are also included. Cultural identification based on shared (actual or presumed) ancestry, religious beliefs, cultural mores and practices, history, and/or linguistic usage. [Desc] Cultural practices and interests shared by members of an ethnic group may include cultural traditions, rites and ceremonies, narratives and texts, taboos, and sacred locations. Social identification is based on a shared sentiment towards a particular event resulting in active observance and/or a common reaction. [Desc] An example social group formed due to shared recognition of an event, is a group of mourners spontaneously gathered to honour the death of a significant person. Social identification is based on experiencing the same event. [Desc] Examples of events that can result in sense of shared experience include natural disasters, military battles, and civil rights demonstrations. Social identification based on employment or expertise in a common occupation, industry, craft, or trade. [Desc] Professional identification includes belonging to labour-based affiliations such as craft guilds and labour unions. Commitment to issues of political governance and/or related political activity, typically in relation to government organisations, political positions, government administration, the enactment or enforcement of legislation, and/or judicial issues. [Desc] Examples of groups and organisations based on government or political interests include political parties, parliamentary groups (in the U.S., Congressional member organisations), politburos, Political Action Committees (PACs), special-interest lobbying groups, and citizen activist groups focused on issues of law or government. Possible topics of shared interest include taxation, election reform, constitutional governance, and political campaigns. Social identification with an individual household based on participation in housekeeping arrangements for provision of food and other essentials for living. [Desc] NA Social identification of a group of persons dwelling together, for reasons of a common public objective or a common personal interest, in an institutional setting where they may also share arrangements for other essentials for living (such as food). [Desc] Examples include a group of students living in a school dormitory, the residents of a retirement home, and the inmates of a prison. Specific social groups based on institutional residency may also be unified by other factors related to specialized mission(s) and/or activity(ies) of the institution. Family identification based on connection by blood, marriage, adoption, and/or other family relationships. [Desc] Familial relationships are typically viewed as closer links than affiliation with an ethnic group, although family relationships and ethnic affiliation may be related. Cultural identification based on understanding, speaking, and/or writing one or more common languages. [Desc] Members of a language group are expected to communicate in a common language. Social identification based on participation in or enjoyment of the same types of leisure activities and/or entertainment. [Desc] NA Commitment to a system of beliefs centrally concerned with political principles about the basis of government, its organisation, and the rights and responsibilities of rulers and ruled. [Desc] Political ideology often includes a component concerned with economic principles, such as property rights. Examples of a political ideology as the foundation for a group or organisation include Chinese communism (Chinese Communist Party), Scottish nationalism (Scottish National Party), and Pan-Arabism (Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party). A political party need not share a uniform political ideology. A political party may accommodate diverse political ideologies in pursuit of a pragmatic political agenda. Factions within broader political parties (such as the Tea Party within the U.S. Republican Party) may identify with a political ideology that is not shared across the larger party. NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA A descent pattern based on ties traced through either the paternal or the maternal line. [Desc] In an ambilineal descent pattern, an individual may trace lineage through the matrilineage or the patrilineage (not both). In some societies, the association to maternal or paternal descent groups may vary by individual choice, usually depending upon the relative prominence or wealth of the two lineages. A descent pattern in which individuals define themselves as being at the centre of a group of kin composed more or less equally of relatives from both paternal and maternal lines. [Desc] In a bilateral descent pattern, every biological ancestor and descendent is considered to have social standing as a relative. A descent pattern in which an individual belongs simultaneously to two lineages, the matrilineage of the mother and the patrilineage of the father, but the two lineages are not considered as one group. [Desc] NA A descent pattern in which all individuals are members of the descent group of which their mother is a member. [Desc] Matrilineal descent is a unilineal descent pattern in which descent is traced solely through the maternal line. A descent pattern in which males trace their descent through paternal lineage, while females trace their descent through maternal lineage. [Desc] NA A descent pattern in which all individuals are members of the descent group of which their father is a member. [Desc] Patrilineal descent is a unilineal descent pattern in which descent is traced solely through the paternal line. NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA A small kinship-based group, in size between an extended family and a small clan, with a simple, often egalitarian, organizational structure. [Desc] NA A ethnic group consisting of multiple villages or communities that are under the control of a paramount chief. [Desc] A chiefdom is typically organized by kinship, with a chief inheriting the position through kinship. A complex chiefdom contains subsidiary chiefdoms, with the complex ruled by a paramount chief. A group of families united by kinship, bearing the same family name, and following the same chieftain. [Desc] Even if actual lineage patterns are unknown, clan members nonetheless recognize a founding member or apical ancestor. Kinship-based bonds can be merely symbolic in nature (for example: adoption, marriage, and fictive genealogical ties) therefore there may be a 'stipulated' common ancestor, which is a symbol of the clan's unity. In certain primitive societies, a tribal division, usually exogamous, of matrilineal or patrilineal descent from a common ancestor. An ethnic super-group that includes ethnic groups which share common elements of culture or consanguinity. [Desc] Examples of ethnic super-groups include the Native American Plains Indian tribes, and the Mediterranean cultures. A group of consanguineal kin united by presumed lineal descent from a common ancestor. [Desc] Lineal descent provides a basis for unambiguous membership in a group, once it is determined whether lineal descent is traced through the female or male parent, or both (with possible variations). A social group whose members are related by kinship relationships. [Desc] A kinship relationship may be based on consanguineal (biological), affinal (based on marriage), or fictive (for example, godparent) ties. A unilineal descent group whose members trace their genealogies through specified links to a common ancestor. [Desc] Members of a lineage-based group may bear the same family name (for example, as a surname). One of the two subdivisions of an ethnic group that has a dual organizational structure. [Desc] All clans in the ethnic group belong to one or the other moiety (but not both). Membership need not be based on the same kinship relations that govern clan or tribal structures (for example: black cattle and white cattle groups in East African societies). An ethnic group based on common ancestry and typically having a political-cultural identity though not recognized as a political nation. [Desc] For example, the Cherokee are a Native American people who have a shared ancestry, a common language and unique alphabet, and some institutions of self-rule, while living within the United States. The Jews, also known as the Jewish people, are a nation and an ethnoreligious group, originating in the Israelites or Hebrews of the Ancient Near East. A unilineal descent group that consists of clans supposedly related to one another, but where kinship links may not have been specified. [Desc] A single clan is a group of families united by kinship (one or more lineages) and by the recognition of a founding member, or apical ancestor. An ethnic group that forms a sub-unit of a clan. [Desc] A sub-clan may be based on a distinct descent group from a common ancestor of the clan. An ethnic group that forms a sub-unit of a tribe. [Desc] A sub-tribe may be based on a distinct descent group from a common ancestor of the tribe. An affiliation of tribes or clans within a cooperative social structure. [Desc] A tribal association may be temporary or long-standing, and it may be undertaken for a variety of purposes (examples include military, religious, and subsistence purposes). A kinship-based ethnic group forming a close community under a leader (for example, a chief) and existing either before or outside of the development of a State. [Desc] The term 'tribe' is often loosely used to refer to any non-Western or indigenous society, generally describing societies organized largely as a corporate descent group (for example: a clan). In some States (for example: the United States and India) tribes are indigenous peoples that have been granted legal recognition and limited autonomy by the State. A named tribal sub-group whose members, all of a similar age, experience rites of passage and/or share similar social status and responsibilities together throughout their lifetimes. [Desc] In some societies, age sets may undergo rites of passage as customary public rituals; in other societies, age sets may pass through stages of social status or privilege without public ceremonies. Age sets are typically found in tribal societies, such as the Maasai of West Africa, among whom an age set is established with the initiation of young men by ritual circumcision. The initiates are then trained as warriors for the protection of the tribe, later become senior warriors who can take wives, and eventually transition to the status of elders. NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA NA [Desc] NA The unit of enumeration is a building. [Desc] A building is a free-standing self-supporting construction that is roofed, usually walled, and is intended for human occupancy (for example: a place of work or recreation) and/or habitation. The unit of enumeration is a collective living quarters. [Desc] A collective living quarters is a structurally separate and independent abode intended for habitation by large groups of individuals or several households. It usually has certain common facilities, such as kitchen and bath facilities, lounge rooms or dormitories, which are shared by the occupants. The unit of enumeration is an ethnic group. [Desc] An ethnic group is a human population whose members identify with each other, usually on the basis of having a common cultural heritage (for example: as distinguished by customs, language, religious practices, or common history) or a presumed common genealogy or ancestry. The unit of enumeration is a facility. [Desc] A facility is an area that has been developed to perform a specific principal function, consisting of one or more vertical constructions (for example: structures or buildings), horizontal constructions (for example: pavements, roads, rail tracks, or bridges), and/or supporting utilities (for example: power lines, water supply, or sewerage), plus the underlying land. The unit of enumeration is a household. [Desc] A household consists of one or more persons living in a housing unit or location who make a common provision for food and other essentials for living. Multi-person households may pool their resources and may have a common budget; they may or may not be related by kinship. The unit of enumeration is a housing unit. [Desc] A housing unit is a separate and independent abode intended for habitation by a single household, or one not intended for habitation but occupied as living quarters by a household. The essential features of housing units are separateness and independence. An enclosure is separate if surrounded by walls, or fences, and covered by a roof so that a household can isolate themselves from other persons in the community for the purposes of sleeping, preparing and taking their meals, and protecting themselves from the hazards of climate and environment. The unit of enumeration is an organisation. [Desc] An organisation is an actor that has a purpose and a set of interrelated roles filled by persons who perform activities in the pursuit of objectives which fulfil that purpose. The unit of enumeration is an individual human being. [Desc] NA The unit of enumeration is a social group. [Desc] A social group is a human group whose members are affiliated by cultural, political, or economic behaviour and/or ideology. There is no information specified regarding the attribute value. [Desc] Depending on the nature and quality of available source, the state of the data collection/update process, and other conditions, it may not be possible to populate a value due to lack of knowledge. The reasons for the lack of a value may include, but are not limited to, the following: not populated (for example: the data store has been initialized but not yet populated); unknown (for example: an attempt was made to determine the value but the source materials were inadequate); missing (for example: a determination was attempted and despite source materials being adequate the attempt failed); withheld (for example: a determination was successful but for policy reasons the value was not retained/stored). There is no possible value in the attribute range that would be applicable. [Desc] May occur when the attribute is not applicable to the feature type (for example: the 'Airfield Type' attribute of a 'Settlement' feature type). The attribute value is known, but is not currently a valid member of the attribute range. [Desc] The actual value may have been previously, or may become in the future, a valid member of the attribute range. NA [Desc] NA The statistic(s) relate to the means of information dissemination within a population or area. [Desc] Includes ownership, control of content and distribution, and access for populations and geographic areas. The statistic(s) relate to the religious affiliation(s) of a population within an area. [Desc] Includes major and minor religions, sects, organisations and observances. The statistic(s) relate to measurable demographic characteristics of a social group or a population within an area. [Desc] Includes gender and age structure, settlement patterns and temporal trends. The statistic(s) relate to groundwater and surface water resources in a given land area. [Desc] Includes ownership, control, and access by a population. The statistic(s) relate to types, methods and factors that determine how populations support themselves within a social group or within an area. [Desc] Includes main industries and businesses, patterns of trade, distribution of wealth, and energy supply. The statistic(s) relate to the means by which people and goods circulate within a geographic region. [Desc] Includes types of transportation, capabilities, routes and access. The statistic(s) relate to ethnic affiliation(s) and characteristics of a social group or of a human population within an area. [Desc] Includes tribes, clans, power structure, kinship systems and cultural traditions. The statistic(s) relate to historical and recent events (resulting from human and/or natural consequences) that have shaped a population or area. [Desc] NA The statistic(s) relate to formal and informal groups (e.g. civil, political, criminal and ideological) present within a population or area. [Desc] Includes leadership, relationships, allegiances and assets, areas and means of influence. The statistic(s) relate to the power relationship systems, activities and administration between and within groups or within a geographic region. [Desc] NA The statistic(s) relate to education and literacy characteristics of a social group or a population of an area. [Desc] Includes infrastructure and ownership of institutions. The statistic(s) relate to health indicators of a group, population or area. [Desc] Included infrastructure, access to heath care, disease, and vulnerabilities. The statistic(s) relate to dominant land use and/or human activities (e.g. agriculture, industry, or residence) within an area. [Desc] Includes ownership, control, and access by a population, as well as areas with special cultural significance. The statistic(s) relate to languages used by a population within an area. [Desc] Includes distribution, dialects, and use in different locations and settings. There is no information specified regarding the attribute value. [Desc] Depending on the nature and quality of available source, the state of the data collection/update process, and other conditions, it may not be possible to populate a value due to lack of knowledge. The reasons for the lack of a value may include, but are not limited to, the following: not populated (for example: the data store has been initialized but not yet populated); unknown (for example: an attempt was made to determine the value but the source materials were inadequate); missing (for example: a determination was attempted and despite source materials being adequate the attempt failed); withheld (for example: a determination was successful but for policy reasons the value was not retained/stored). There is no possible value in the attribute range that would be applicable. [Desc] May occur when the attribute is not applicable to the feature type (for example: the 'Airfield Type' attribute of a 'Settlement' feature type). The attribute value is known, but is not currently a valid member of the attribute range. [Desc] The actual value may have been previously, or may become in the future, a valid member of the attribute range. NA [Desc] NA Correlation coefficients measure the strength of association between two variables. [Desc] NA The sum of individual scores divided by the number of individuals. [Desc] NA The median is a simple measure of central tendency. To find the median, we arrange the observations in order from smallest to largest value. If there is an odd number of observations, the median is the middle value. If there is an even number of observations, the median is the average of the two middle values. [Desc] NA The mode is the most frequently appearing value in a population or sample. [Desc] NA A percentage is another way of expressing a proportion. A percentage is equal to the proportion times 100. [Desc] NA A proportion refers to the fraction of the total that possesses a certain attribute. [Desc] NA The standard deviation is a numerical value used to indicate how widely individuals in a group vary. If individual observations vary greatly from the group mean, the standard deviation is big; and vice versa. [Desc] NA The sum or total of values. [Desc] NA The variance is a numerical value used to indicate how widely individuals in a group vary. If individual observations vary greatly from the group mean, the variance is big; and vice versa. [Desc] NA There is no information specified regarding the attribute value. [Desc] Depending on the nature and quality of available source, the state of the data collection/update process, and other conditions, it may not be possible to populate a value due to lack of knowledge. The reasons for the lack of a value may include, but are not limited to, the following: not populated (for example: the data store has been initialized but not yet populated); unknown (for example: an attempt was made to determine the value but the source materials were inadequate); missing (for example: a determination was attempted and despite source materials being adequate the attempt failed); withheld (for example: a determination was successful but for policy reasons the value was not retained/stored). There is no possible value in the attribute range that would be applicable. [Desc] May occur when the attribute is not applicable to the feature type (for example: the 'Airfield Type' attribute of a 'Settlement' feature type). The attribute value is known, but is not currently a valid member of the attribute range. [Desc] The actual value may have been previously, or may become in the future, a valid member of the attribute range.