Note
Description:
The Person object contains information about a single individual who may fill a number of roles. Use Company if you want to describe a business entity that the person is associated with.
Included in:
- Catalog
Referenced by:
- PersonRole
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This is an abstract base class. Its members are inherited by LoggedNote and ReferenceNote. Please note that this class does NOT contain a unique ID; its descendant class ReferenceNote does.
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The Note object can contain a free comment in the Description attribute
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OR refer to a predefined note that is selected from a list of enumerated note list values represented via an EnumeratedRepresentation.
This system matches all the functionality of ISO's CCG / CCT / CCL / CAN elements, as follows:
- CCG: Equivalent to EnumeratedRepresentationGroup.
- CCT: Equivalent to EnumeratedRepresentation , although the latter has more functionality.
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CCL: Equivalent to EnumerationMember
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- CCT has a scope: 1 for point, 2 for global, 3 for continuous. This is harmonized via the spatial context field in Note: If it's missing, the scope is assumed to be Global. If the spatial context is a point, the scope will be assumed of type point. Other shape types would correspond to continuous.
- CCL: Equivalent to EnumerationMember
Included in:
Referenced by:
Attribute | Type | Multiplicity | Description |
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Description | String | 0..1 | This allows the user to capture free form text. |
Value | EnumeratedValue | 0..1 | This contains the selected value from a predefined enumerated note list. |
TimeStamp | TimeScope | 0..1 | Time this note was recorded. Please note that is uses a TimeScope object (instead of DateTime), to be compatible with the ISO11783-10 ASP element. |
SpatialContext | Shape | 0..1 | The point / line / polygon, etc. that the note pertains to. |
LoggedNote (Sub-Class of Note)
Description:
The Person object contains information about a single individual who may fill a number of roles. Use Company if you want to describe a business entity that the person is associated with.
Included in:
- Catalog
Referenced by:
- PersonRole
Note that cannot stand alone and only has meaning in the context of LoggedData. It has no unique ID as a result.
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