group PositionUnion
diagram sensorML_p46.png
namespace http://www.opengis.net/sensorML/2.0
children swe:Text gml:Point swe:Vector swe:DataRecord swe:DataArray sml:AbstractProcess
used by
complexType PositionUnionPropertyType
annotation
documentation
A choice of elements for defining spatial state (e.g. location, orientation, linear/angular velocity and linear/angular acceleration.
source <group name="PositionUnion">
 
<annotation>
   
<documentation>A choice of elements for defining spatial state (e.g. location, orientation, linear/angular velocity and linear/angular acceleration.</documentation>
 
</annotation>
 
<choice>
   
<element ref="swe:Text">
     
<annotation>
       
<documentation>Provides positional information in textual form (e.g. "located on the intake line before the catalytic converter"); shall only be used when a more precise location is unknown or irrelevant.</documentation>
     
</annotation>
   
</element>
   
<element ref="gml:Point">
     
<annotation>
       
<documentation>Provides static location only using a gml:Point element.</documentation>
     
</annotation>
   
</element>
   
<element ref="swe:Vector">
     
<annotation>
       
<documentation>Provides a static location using a swe:Vector.</documentation>
     
</annotation>
   
</element>
   
<element ref="swe:DataRecord">
     
<annotation>
       
<documentation>Provides location and orientation as a DataRecord consisting of one or two Vector elements.</documentation>
     
</annotation>
   
</element>
   
<element ref="swe:DataArray">
     
<annotation>
       
<documentation>Provides time-tagged dynamic state information that can include, for instance, location, orientation, velocity, acceleration, angular velocity, angular acceleration; shall be a DataArray consisting of a DataRecord element of multiple Vector fields.</documentation>
     
</annotation>
   
</element>
   
<element ref="sml:AbstractProcess">
     
<annotation>
       
<documentation>Provides for positional information to be provided by a process; example processes could include a physical sensor such as a GPS, a computational process such as an orbital propagation model, a specific web service such as a SOS, or any process who's output provides positional information.</documentation>
     
</annotation>
   
</element>
 
</choice>
</group>


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