Hi,
My organisation would like the ability to edit and create multiple extents. This will allow us to create an extent for each location/site the data set was collected from. In many instances for our data sets, each location/site the data was collected at has its own set of spatial extents (geographical and vertical), temporal extents and a description. Currently you get access to one gmd:extent which has separate modes for adding/editing geographical, vertical and temporal components of the extent. You also don't have access to the gmd:description element, unless you edit via the All mode. Would it be possible to enhance the UI so there is one mode for managing the extents, where you can add multiple, access the description etc? i.e. combine the temporal and spatial extent modes into a single extent mode?
Would be great if it just came out of the box for the ISO19139 suite of schema plugins for the upcoming 2.10 release.
Regards
Kevin
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You will want to customize the iso19139/present/*.xsl files for your application. We make a basic UI that works for most cases but it is common for institutions to customize the layouts for the different presentation groups.
Jesse
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Hi,
My organisation would like the ability to edit and create multiple extents. This will allow us to create an extent for each location/site the data set was collected from. In many instances for our data sets, each location/site the data was collected at has its own set of spatial extents (geographical and vertical), temporal extents and a description. Currently you get access to one gmd:extent which has separate modes for adding/editing geographical, vertical and temporal components of the extent. You also don’t have access to the gmd:description element, unless you edit via the All mode. Would it be possible to enhance the UI so there is one mode for managing the extents, where you can add multiple, access the description etc? i.e. combine the temporal and spatial extent modes into a single extent mode?
Would be great if it just came out of the box for the ISO19139 suite of schema plugins for the upcoming 2.10 release.
Regards
Kevin
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Hi Kevin,
2 options here I think before starting a customized schema plugin:
1) add the description element to your template you start from when
making a new record
2) suggest the description element when an extent is created [1]
Francois
[1] http://geonetwork-opensource.org/manuals/trunk/eng/developer/schemaPlugins/index.html#editor-behaviour-adding-schema-suggestions-xml-and-schema-substitutes-xml
2013/5/22 Kevin Gunn <K.Gunn@anonymised.com>:
Hi,
My organisation would like the ability to edit and create multiple extents. This will allow us to create an extent for each location/site the data set was collected from. In many instances for our data sets, each location/site the data was collected at has its own set of spatial extents (geographical and vertical), temporal extents and a description. Currently you get access to one gmd:extent which has separate modes for adding/editing geographical, vertical and temporal components of the extent. You also don't have access to the gmd:description element, unless you edit via the All mode. Would it be possible to enhance the UI so there is one mode for managing the extents, where you can add multiple, access the description etc? i.e. combine the temporal and spatial extent modes into a single extent mode?
Would be great if it just came out of the box for the ISO19139 suite of schema plugins for the upcoming 2.10 release.
Regards
Kevin
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Ok sure, I have been customizing/fixing Geonetwork for a number of years now and no doubt will continue to do so. This would be a good minor enhancement for the global community to get the most out of this component of the iso19139 schemas, I’ll leave it with you.
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You will want to customize the iso19139/present/*.xsl files for your application. We make a basic UI that works for most cases but it is common for institutions to customize the layouts for the different presentation groups.
Jesse
On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 4:01 AM, Kevin Gunn <K.Gunn@…187…> wrote:
Hi,
My organisation would like the ability to edit and create multiple extents. This will allow us to create an extent for each location/site the data set was collected from. In many instances for our data sets, each location/site the data was collected at has its own set of spatial extents (geographical and vertical), temporal extents and a description. Currently you get access to one gmd:extent which has separate modes for adding/editing geographical, vertical and temporal components of the extent. You also don’t have access to the gmd:description element, unless you edit via the All mode. Would it be possible to enhance the UI so there is one mode for managing the extents, where you can add multiple, access the description etc? i.e. combine the temporal and spatial extent modes into a single extent mode?
Would be great if it just came out of the box for the ISO19139 suite of schema plugins for the upcoming 2.10 release.
Regards
Kevin
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Hi Francois,
Thanks, these recommendations are good but there is still only one extent available when you use the spatial modes. We're looking to allow adding multiple extents from a single mode(form) to make it simpler for the users creating metadata (normally scientists who don't care for complexities when creating metadata). I implemented changes to our older production version of Geonetwork (2.4) and at some point will have it on GITHUB for the schema-plugins project as we're looking to upgrade over the next 12 months.
Regards
Kevin
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Hi Kevin,
2 options here I think before starting a customized schema plugin:
1) add the description element to your template you start from when making a new record
2) suggest the description element when an extent is created [1]
Francois
[1] http://geonetwork-opensource.org/manuals/trunk/eng/developer/schemaPlugins/index.html#editor-behaviour-adding-schema-suggestions-xml-and-schema-substitutes-xml
2013/5/22 Kevin Gunn <K.Gunn@anonymised.com>:
Hi,
My organisation would like the ability to edit and create multiple extents. This will allow us to create an extent for each location/site the data set was collected from. In many instances for our data sets, each location/site the data was collected at has its own set of spatial extents (geographical and vertical), temporal extents and a description. Currently you get access to one gmd:extent which has separate modes for adding/editing geographical, vertical and temporal components of the extent. You also don't have access to the gmd:description element, unless you edit via the All mode. Would it be possible to enhance the UI so there is one mode for managing the extents, where you can add multiple, access the description etc? i.e. combine the temporal and spatial extent modes into a single extent mode?
Would be great if it just came out of the box for the ISO19139 suite of schema plugins for the upcoming 2.10 release.
Regards
Kevin
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