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Description
| Class Summary | |
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| DefaultAcquisitionInformation | Designations for the measuring instruments, the platform carrying them, and the mission to which the data contributes. |
| DefaultEnvironmentalRecord | Information about the environmental conditions during the acquisition. |
| DefaultEvent | Identification of a significant collection point within an operation. |
| DefaultInstrument | Designations for the measuring instruments. |
| DefaultObjective | Describes the characteristics, spatial and temporal extent of the intended object to be observed. |
| DefaultOperation | Designations for the operation used to acquire the dataset. |
| DefaultPlan | Designations for the planning information related to meeting the data acquisition requirements. |
| DefaultPlatform | Designation of the platform used to acquire the dataset. |
| DefaultPlatformPass | Identification of collection coverage. |
| DefaultRequestedDate | Range of date validity. |
| DefaultRequirement | Requirement to be satisfied by the planned data acquisition. |
Acquisition implementation. An explanation for this package is provided in the OpenGIS® javadoc. The remaining discussion on this page is specific to the Geotk implementation.
Overview
For a global overview of metadata in Geotk, see the
Metadata page on the project web site.
Parameterized types
In GeoAPI interfaces, most collections are typed with wildcards, for example
Collection<? extends Citation>. The Geotk implementation removes the
wildcards and declares Collection<Citation> instead. This allows collections
to be live. Consequently it is possible to add new elements directly in
an existing collection using code like getCitations().add(myCitation) instead
than setting the collection as a whole with setCitations(myCitations).
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