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Contents

Tables v

1.1 Scope and Definition

1.1.1 Geographic Data

1.1.2 Vector Data with Planar Graph Topology

1.1.3 Profile Annex Options

1.2 Conformance

1.2.1 Transfer Conformance

1.2.2 Encoder Conformance

1.2.3 Decoder Conformance

2.1 Spatial Objects

2.2 Layers and (or) Partitions

3.1 Lineage

3.2 Positional Accuracy

3.3 Logical Consistency

3.4 Completeness and (or) Logical Consistency

4.1 Standard Module Names

4.2 Order of Records, Fields, and Subfields within Modules

4.3 Coordinate Frame of Reference

4.4 Spatial Address (Coordinate) Format

4.4.1 External Spatial Reference

4.4.2 Internal Representation of Spatial Addresses

4.4.3 Restrictions on X and Y Subfields

4.5 Null (and Like) Values

4.6 Attribute Usage

4.7 Relationships Between Modules and 2-D Manifolds

4.8 Multi-valued Attributes

4.9 Attributing Feature Objects with Entity Labels

5.1 Global Information Modules

5.2 Data Quality Modules

5.3 Attribute Modules

5.4 Composite Module

5.5 Vector Modules

5.5.1 Topological Pointers

5.5.2 Universe Polygon

5.5.3 Void Polygons

5.5.4 Attribute Primary References

5.5.5 Number of Object Types Within a Single Module

5.5.6 Use of "NP" Points

5.5.7 Label Points

5.6 Raster Modules

5.7 Graphic Representation Modules

5.8 Module Restrictions/Requirements: Identification Module

5.8.1 External Spatial Reference

5.8.2 Profile Identification

5.8.3 Feature Level Conformance

5.8.4 Global Attributes

5.9 Module Restrictions/Requirements: Internal Spatial Reference

5.10 Module Restrictions/Requirements: External Spatial Reference

5.11 Module Restrictions/Requirements: Catalog/Spatial Domain

5.12 Module Restrictions/Requirements: Catalog/Directory

5.13 Module Restrictions/Requirements: Data Dictionary/Schema

5.14 Module Restrictions/Requirements: Data Dictionary/Domain

5.15 Module Restrictions/Requirements: Data Dictionary/Definition

5.16 Module Restrictions/Requirements: Catalog/Cross-Reference

6.1 Objective

6.2 Relationship of Modules to ISO 8211 Files

6.3 Media

6.4 Organization of Files on Media

6.5 File Names

6.6 Taking Advantage of Dropped Leader and Directory

6.7 ISO 8211 DDR Contents

6.8 Use of Binary Data Type for Spatial Addresses

6.9 Use of Character Data Type for Dates

6.10 README File

A.1 Introduction

A.2 Requirements for Master Data Dictionary Transfer

A.2.1 Required Modules

A.2.2 Required Contents Per Module

A.2.3 Version Numbering

A.2.4 Module Naming Conventions

A.2.5 File Restrictions and Naming Conventions

A.2.6 Requirements for Transfer Using a Master Data Dictionary

A.2.7 Creating a Complete Transfer

D.1 Introduction

D.2 Spatial Objects

D.3 Relationship Between Modules and 2-D Manifolds

D.4 Transfer Module Specification

D.5 Module Restrictions/Requirements: Identification Module

D.6 Module Restrictions/Requirements: Line Modules

D.6.1 Chain Component ID

D.6.2 Spatial Address

D.6.3 Object Representation Codes

D.7 Module Restrictions/Requirements: Arc Modules

D.7.1 Object Representation Codes

D.7.2 ISO 8211 Tag

E.1 Introduction

E.2 Spatial Objects

E.3 Relationship Between Modules and 2-D Manifolds

E.4 Transfer Module Specification

E.5 Module Restrictions/Requirements: Identification Module

E.6 Topological Pointers

F.1 Introduction

F.2 Spatial Objects

F.3 Transfer Module Specification

F.4 Module Restrictions/Requirements: Identification Module

F.5 Module Restrictions/Requirements: Catalog/Cross Reference Module