Denny Vrandečić schrieb am 17.01.2013 11:19:
* dimension: which represents the "size" of the object / target area in meter, and which can be used to choose the scale for a map or to represent uncertainty about the coordinate [2]
1) Can you explain, what are the motives for putting a dimension value directly down to the datatype level. I thought this is just another object property (or qualifier?) like the name, ISO-region, type, source, acquisition date.
2) IMO there is potential confusion between dim as the actual objects size (eg. 20 meter for a building) and dim as a value to control the map scale for showing this object (eg. 200 meter for a building which is really only 20 meter). Maybe it would be more clear if this thing is called "map scale" or the like.
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