[Seavox] To business....
Roy Lowry
rkl at bodc.ac.uk
Tue Nov 14 09:44:14 GMT 2006
Dear Evengy,
Thank you for that. There are indeed many similarities between your 'sphere' vocabulary and the 'vertical coverages' vocabulary that we have been discussing. However, there are significant differences between the entity described by your vocabulary and the entity I am trying to describe. As I see it, your 'sphere' is a much broader concept. One term, 'Solar Physics', puzzles me as I do not understand how this can be regarded as a 'sphere'.
What I have done is to work through your vocabulary and look to see which I would consider vertical coverages and how they map to the terms we are discussing.
Depth layer in soil - sediment?
Hydrosphere - water column
Surface of sea - water column boundary layer
Depth layer in sea - water column?
Bottom layer in sea - benthic boundary layer
Atmosphere - atmosphere
Stratosphere - stratosphere
Stratopause - stratopause
Troposphere - troposphere
Tropopause - tropopause
Interaction atmosphere - hydrosphere - atmosphere boundary layer
There are a couple of terms that are obviously vertical coverages ('High atmopshere', 'Low atmosphere') but I cannot map them because I don't have any definitions. Are they what we are calling Homosphere and Heterosphere? You also have the term 'Ionosphere'. After much consultation I decided not to include this as a 'vertical coverage' term as currently accepted opinion seems to regard the ionosphere as part of the thermosphere layer.
Cheers, Roy.
>>> "Vjazilov E.D." <vjaz at meteo.ru> 11/1/2006 5:51 am >>>
Dear Roy,
We are using the library of spheres for parameters classification.
Sincerely,
Evgeny Vyazilov
Dr.Sc., Head of Lab. RIHMI-WDC
Prof. Cybernetic Department of Obninsk State University for Atomic Energy
6, Koroleva, Obninsk, Kaluga Reg. 249035. Russia
E-mail: vjaz at meteo.ru
I?Q: 245617092
Tel.: (48439) 74676
Fax: (495) 2552225
http://www.meteo.ru
http://www.oceaninfo.ru
http://copi.ru/31569
100
Lithosphere
111
Land Surface
121
Depth layer in soil
200
Hydrosphere
211
Surface of sea
222
Depth layer in sea (Oceans)
223
Bottom layer in sea
300
Cosmosphere
310
Solar Physics
320
Ionosphere
400
Atmosphere
410
Low atmosphere
420
High atmosphere
430
Stratosphere
440
Stratopause
450
Troposphere
460
Tropopause
470
Ionosphere
500
Interaction atmosphere - hydrosphere
600
Cryosphere
700
Biosphere
800
Sociosphere
900
Technosphere
----- Original Message -----
From: Roy Lowry
To: seavox at biwebs1-2.nerc-liv.ac.uk
Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 1:00 PM
Subject: [Seavox] To business....
Dear All,
Please find attached a vocabulary developed from one of the EDIOS local vocabularies to provide terms for describing dataset vertical coverages in discovery metadata. I would foresee these terms being used as ISO19115 keywords. Please let me have any comments on content, terms or definitions. I would also be interested if anyone knows of other vocabularies out there fulfilling this function so I can check them out for ease of interoperability.
Cheers, Roy.
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