SpatialExtent inherited from CDIFDiscovery

CoreDiscovery::Classes::SpatialExtent

Definition

Documentation

Original

Reference

schema:Place

Definition

Entities that have a somewhat fixed, physical extension.

Scope

Parent class(es): Thing (https://schema.org/Thing).

CDIF

Definition

Geographic extent of the resource content (schema:Place). Carries a place name, optional identifier, and optional geometry (geosparql:hasGeometry / schema:geo).

Diagram

Inheritance

No generalization relationships.

Attributes

Name	Type	Multiplicity	Description
identifier	XsdAnyUri	[0..1]	Documentation Original Reference schema:identifier Definition The identifier property represents any kind of identifier for any kind of [[Thing]], such as ISBNs, GTIN codes, UUIDs etc. Schema.org provides dedicated properties for representing many of these, either as textual strings or as URL (URI) links. See [background notes](/docs/datamodel.html#identifierBg) for more details. Scope Domain: Thing (https://schema.org/Thing). Range: PropertyValue (https://schema.org/PropertyValue), Text (https://schema.org/Text), URL (https://schema.org/URL). CDIF Definition The primary identifier for the dataset; other identifiers should be listed in the sameAs field. Schema.org has three ways of encoding identifiers-- a text description, a URL, or by using the schema:PropertyValue field. The Science on Schema.org guidance strongly recommends using the PropertyValue approach. see https://github.com/ESIPFed/science-on-schema.org .... Dataset.md#identifier. Ideally, for any given data provided they would provide identifiers either all as strings or all as identifier_type. Scope @id / schema:identifier - URI for this place (e.g. ROR identifier, gazetteer entry).
name	string	[0..1]	Documentation Original Reference schema:name Definition The name of the item. Scope Domain: Thing (https://schema.org/Thing). Range: Text (https://schema.org/Text). CDIF Definition A descriptive name of a dataset (e.g., 'Snow depth in Northern Hemisphere'). The name should uniquely identify the described resource for human use, in the scope of the metadata catalog containing this metadata record. Scope schema:name - place name. May also be a DefinedTerm from a gazetteer.

Associations

Role	Target	Multiplicity	Kind
spatialCoverage	← Dataset	[0..*]	composition
geo	→ AbstractGeometry	[0..1]	composition
hasGeometry	→ Geometry	[0..1]	composition