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During the controlled vocabulary review we were thinking it would be useful to be able to identify the type of coverage beyond simply spatial or temporal; for example, georeference, geoname, Date range, century, period, etc.
One suggestion was that we move the spatial/temporal vocab terms to an attribute, while providing the more specific terms in the coverageType element.
Or the spatial/temporal could be implied by the more specific coverageType term.
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More on this from @AllisonAnn :
What I’ve suggested is that the current recommended vocab for CoverageType (spatial, temporal) could be tied to a pbcoreCoverage container element, containing a nested Coverage element tied to a special vocab for either spatial or temporal data, and an added Note element.
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During the controlled vocabulary review we were thinking it would be useful to be able to identify the type of coverage beyond simply spatial or temporal; for example, georeference, geoname, Date range, century, period, etc.
One suggestion was that we move the spatial/temporal vocab terms to an attribute, while providing the more specific terms in the coverageType element.
Or the spatial/temporal could be implied by the more specific coverageType term.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: