1007 |
Aircraft |
  |
Mandatory |
character(50) |
label |
Definition |
Fixed-wing |
An airplane or glider whose wing is rigidly attatched to the structure. The term fixed-wing is used to distinguish these aircraft from rotary-wing aircraft, such as helicopters and autogiros. |
Other |
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Rotary-wing |
A rotary wing aircraft, such as helicopters and autogiros, whose wing is not rigidly attatched to the structure. The term rotary wing is used to distinguish these aircraft from fixed-wing aircraft such as airplanes or gliders. |
Unknown |
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Types
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1316 |
Asset_manag_no |
Australia uses this field to record the new asset management number from Maximo. |
Optional |
character(20) |
 
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Types
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1042 |
Dataset_Id |
An unique identifier of the dataset the feature belongs to |
Mandatory |
number(4) |
 
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|
Types
|
1054 |
Description |
Describing, verbal portrait, of a person, object, or event |
Optional |
character(100) |
 
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Types
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1064 |
Elevation |
Height of ground level above mean sea level (MSL) |
Mandatory |
number(10,2) |
 
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metres
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Types
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1071 |
Facilities |
  |
Mandatory |
character(50) |
label |
Definition |
Landing area only |
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Other |
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Prepared surface with facilities |
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Prepared surface without facilities |
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Unknown |
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Types
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1109 |
Jurisdiction |
The name of the country that manages that feature type. (Country name must match ISO 31661) |
Mandatory |
character(50) |
 
|
 
|
Types
|
1111 |
Landing_Gear |
The part of an aircraft structure that supports the aircraft when it is not flying. |
Mandatory |
character(50) |
label |
Definition |
Floats |
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Other |
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Retractable skis |
ski plane: An airplane whose wheeled landing gear has been replaced with skis so it can operate from snow or ice. Some types of skis require the wheels to be removed, and others can be installed without removing the wheels. Retracktable skis have a slot |
Skis |
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Unknown |
Value indicating that an attribute is not applicable or that it is impossible to determine |
Wheels |
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Wheels and skids |
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|
 
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Types
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1267 |
Name |
Name used to refer or label something. For example waypoints, buildings, and camps.
Note: Name does not include SCAR Composite Gazetteer of Antarctica placenames. See the attribute SCAR_Name. |
Optional |
character(100) |
 
|
 
|
Types
|
1150 |
Q_Info |
An unique identifier pointing to additional data quality information not included in the metadata record. |
Mandatory |
number(5) |
 
|
 
|
Types
|
1090 |
SCAR_Gaz_Id |
Reference number as in the SCAR Composite Gazetteer of Antarctica |
Mandatory |
number(10) |
 
|
 
|
Types
|
1127 |
SCAR_Name |
A placename name in the SCAR Composite Gazetteer of Antarctica. These names have been contributed by national gazetteers. |
Mandatory |
character(100) |
 
|
 
|
Types
|
1186 |
Status |
The state or condition of a feature |
Mandatory |
character(50) |
label |
Definition |
Abandoned |
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Closed |
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Current |
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Moved |
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Non-preferred |
This dataset has not been superseded but there is another dataset that is the preferred dataset for general use. |
Operational |
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Other |
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Proposed |
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Removed |
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Ruin |
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Seasonal |
One or more of the divisions of the year. E.g. summer |
Superseded |
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Under construction |
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Unknown |
|
Year-round |
All of the year |
|
 
|
Types
|
1192 |
Surface |
The outside of a material body, the limits that terminate a solid, the upper boundary of soil, etc. |
Mandatory |
character(50) |
label |
Definition |
Bitumen |
|
Blue_ice |
Bands of transparent ice containing no air bubbles, its mass acquiring a blueish tint. |
Concrete |
|
Gravel |
|
Ice |
|
Ice free ground |
A general term for areas that are ice free |
Ice or snow |
|
Other |
|
Rock |
The hard material of the earth's crust, exposed on the surface or underlaying the soil. |
Sea ice |
|
Snow |
Atmospheric precipitation of ice crystals. |
Timber |
|
Unknown |
|
Water |
Sea: The expanse of salt water that covers most of the earth's surface and surrounds its and masses. Lake: A large body of water surrounded by land. |
|
 
|
Types
|
1299 |
Un_Locode |
The United Nations Code for Trade and Transport Locations (UN/LOCODE) is a geographic coding scheme developed and maintained by United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, a unit of the United Nations. UN/LOCODE assigns code elements to locations with functions such as seaports, airports, and other locations used in trade and transport. Each code element consists of five characters, where the two first indicate the country (according to ISO standard 3166-1) and the three following represent the place name. For more information visit http://www.unece.org/cefact/locode/ |
Optional |
character(5) |
 
|
 
|
Types
|
1036 |
Use |
  |
Mandatory |
character(50) |
label |
Definition |
Emergency |
A distress or an urgency condition |
Non-emergency |
Not a distress or an urgency condition |
Other |
|
Unknown |
Value indicating that an attribute is not applicable or that it is impossible to determine |
|
 
|
Types
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