Table 6.37 — EEs for EAs whose label begins with B
| Attribute label | Enumerant label | Concept definition | Code |
| BALCONY_TYPE | The type, <LOCATION>, or purpose of a <BALCONY>. | ||
| CHOIR_LOFT | Designated for the purpose of singing by a choir. | 1 | |
| EXTERIOR | Projecting from the exterior <SURFACE> of an <EXTERIOR_WALL>. | 2 | |
| INTERIOR | Projecting from the interior <SURFACE> of an <WALL> of a <BUILDING>. | 3 | |
| BASEMENT_CONSTRUCTION_MATERIAL | The <MATERIAL> used to construct a <BASEMENT>. | ||
| MASONRY | Masonry. | 1 | |
| POURED_CONCRETE | Wet concrete poured into forms and set in place. | 2 | |
| PRECAST_PANEL | Concrete panels, previously cast; pre-cast panel. | 3 | |
| SOIL | <SOIL>. | 4 | |
| BEACH_PORTION | The relative portion of a <BEACH>. | ||
| BACKSHORE | <BACKSHORE_PRECISE>. | 1 | |
| FORESHORE | <FORESHORE_PRECISE>. | 2 | |
| NEARSHORE | <NEARSHORE_PRECISE>. | 3 | |
| BEAUFORT_WIND_SCALE | The force of a <WIND> on the Beaufort scale (originally based on the associated state of a <WATERBODY_SURFACE>). | ||
| CALM | Beaufort Number 0 (calm): <<WIND_SPEED>> less than or equal to 0,5 metres per second (1 knot). A <WATERBODY_SURFACE> is smooth and mirror-like. On <LAND>, <SMOKE> rises vertically. | 1 | |
| LIGHT_AIR | Beaufort Number 1 (light air): <<WIND_SPEED>> greater than 0,5 and up to 1,5 metres per second (between roughly 1 and 3 knots). A <WATERBODY_SURFACE> is characterized by scale like ripples without foam crests. <<MEAN_WAVE_HEIGHT>> of 7,5 centimetres (roughly 0,25 foot). On <LAND>, <SMOKE> drifts but <WIND_VANE>s do not move. | 2 | |
| LIGHT_BREEZE | Beaufort Number 2 (light breeze): <<WIND_SPEED>> greater than 1,5 and up to 3,4 metres per second (between roughly 4 and 6 knots). Small, short wavelets; crests have a glassy appearance and do not break. <<MEAN_WAVE_HEIGHT>> of 15 centimetres (roughly 0,5 foot). On <LAND>, <WIND_VANE>s are affected and leaves rustle. | 3 | |
| GENTLE_BREEZE | Beaufort Number 3 (gentle breeze): <<WIND_SPEED>> greater than 3,4 and up to 5,6 metres per second (between roughly 7 and 10 knots). Large wavelets; some crests begin to break; occasional white foam crests. <<MEAN_WAVE_HEIGHT>> of 0,3 metre (roughly 1 foot). On <LAND>, leaves and small twigs are in constant motion. | 4 | |
| MODERATE_BREEZE | Beaufort Number 4 (moderate breeze): <<WIND_SPEED>> greater than 5,6 and up to 8,3 metres per second (between roughly 11 and 16 knots). Small <WATER_WAVE>s, becoming longer; numerous whitecaps. <<MEAN_WAVE_HEIGHT>> of 1 metre (roughly 3 feet). On <LAND>, small branches move and <DUST> is raised. | 5 | |
| FRESH_BREEZE | Beaufort Number 5 (fresh breeze): <<WIND_SPEED>> greater than 8,3 and up to 10,9 metres per second (between roughly 17 and 21 knots). Moderate <WATER_WAVE>s, taking a more pronounced long form; many whitecaps; some spray. <<MEAN_WAVE_HEIGHT>> of 1,8 metres (roughly 6 feet). On <LAND>, medium branches move and debris moves about. | 6 | |
| STRONG_BREEZE | Beaufort Number 6 (strong breeze): <<WIND_SPEED>> greater than 10,9 and up to 14,1 metres per second (between roughly 22 and 27 knots). Large <WATER_WAVE>s begin to form; white foam crests are more extensive everywhere; there may be more spray. <<MEAN_WAVE_HEIGHT>> of 3,7 metres (roughly 12 feet). On <LAND>, large branches are in motion, wires whistle, and wind can be heard in pine <TREE>s. | 7 | |
| NEAR_GALE | Beaufort Number 7 (near gale): <<WIND_SPEED>> greater than 14,1 and up to 17,2 metres per second (between roughly 28 and 33 knots). A <WATERBODY_SURFACE> heaps up; white foam from breaking <WATER_WAVE>s begins to be blown in streaks along the <DIRECTION> of the <WIND>. <<MEAN_WAVE_HEIGHT>> of 4,6 metres (15 feet). On <LAND>, entire <TREE>s are in motion, walking is difficult, and a roar can be heard in pine <TREE>s. | 8 | |
| GALE | Beaufort Number 8 (gale): <<WIND_SPEED>> greater than 17,2 and up to 20,8 metres per second (between roughly 34 and 40 knots). Moderately high <WATER_WAVE>s of greater length; edges of crests; foam is blown into well-marked streaks along the <DIRECTION> of the <WIND>. <<MEAN_WAVE_HEIGHT>> of 6 metres (roughly 20 feet). On <LAND>, twigs break off <TREE>s and lawn furniture rocks. | 9 | |
| STRONG_GALE | Beaufort Number 9 (strong gale): <<WIND_SPEED>> greater than 20,8 and up to 24,4 metres per second (between roughly 41 and 47 knots). A <WATERBODY_SURFACE> is characterized by high <WATER_WAVE>s; dense streaks of foam along the <DIRECTION> of the <WIND>; crests of <WATER_WAVE>s begin to roll over; spray may reduce visibility. <<MEAN_WAVE_HEIGHT>> of 9 metres (roughly 30 feet). On <LAND>, large branches break, lawn furniture is moved, and <MOTOR_VEHICLE>s are rocked. | 10 | |
| STORM | Beaufort Number 10 (storm): <<WIND_SPEED>> greater than 24,4 and up to 28,4 metres per second (between roughly 48 and 55 knots). Very high <WATER_WAVE>s with long overhanging crests; foam in great patches is blown in dense white streaks along the <DIRECTION> of the <WIND>; visibility is reduced. <<MEAN_WAVE_HEIGHT>> of 12 metres (roughly 40 feet). On <LAND>, <TREE>s are uprooted, shingles on <ROOF>s are damaged, and <MOTOR_VEHICLE> motion is affected. | 11 | |
| VIOLENT_STORM | Beaufort Number 11 (violent storm): <<WIND_SPEED>> greater than 28,4 and up to 32,4 metres per second (between roughly 56 and 63 knots). Exceptionally high <WATER_WAVE>s. A <WATERBODY_SURFACE> is completely covered with long, white patches of foam lying along the <DIRECTION> of the <WIND>; visibility reduced. <<MEAN_WAVE_HEIGHT>> of 15 metres (roughly 50 feet). On <LAND>, <BUILDING>s suffer structural damage, lawn furniture becomes airborne, and driving becomes difficult. | 12 | |
| HURRICANE | Beaufort Number 12 (hurricane): <<WIND_SPEED>> greater than 32,4 metres per second (64 knots). The <AIR> is filled with foam and spray. A <WATERBODY_SURFACE> is completely white with driving spray; visibility very much reduced. <<MEAN_WAVE_HEIGHT>> of 18,3 metres (roughly 60 feet) and greater. On <LAND>, <BUILDING>s suffer widespread damage, power lines are downed, <TREE>s are broken, and <MOTOR_VEHICLE>s are blown off the <ROAD>s. | 13 | |
| BELOW_STATION_CLOUD_COVERAGE | Cloud coverage of the sky below an <OBSERVATION_STATION> located in the <MOUNTAIN>s on <EARTH>. | ||
| NONE_PRESENT | No <CLOUD>s are present. | 1 | |
| ONE_OKTA | Greater than zero and less than or equal to 1/10 (one OKTA). | 2 | |
| TWO_OKTA | Greater than 2/10 and less than or equal to 3/10 (two OKTAs). | 3 | |
| THREE_OKTA | 4/10 (three OKTAs). | 4 | |
| FOUR_OKTA | 5/10 (four OKTAs). | 5 | |
| FIVE_OKTA | 6/10 (five OKTAs). | 6 | |
| SIX_OKTA | Greater than 7/10 and less than or equal to 8/10 (six OKTAs). | 7 | |
| SEVEN_OKTA | Greater than 9/10 but less than 10/10 (seven OKTAs). | 8 | |
| EIGHT_OKTA | Equal to 10/10 (eight OKTAs); overcast. | 9 | |
| SKY_OBSCURED | Sky obscured by <FOG> and/or other meteorological phenomena. | 10 | |
| PARTIAL_OBSCURATION | Partial obscuration. | 11 | |
| SCATTERED | Between 3/8 and 4/8 coverage inclusive; scattered. | 12 | |
| BROKEN | Between 5/8 and 7/8 coverage inclusive; broken. | 13 | |
| FEW | Between 1/8 and 2/8 coverage inclusive; few. | 14 | |
| INDISCERNABLE | Cloud cover is indiscernible for reasons other than <<<SKY_OBSCURED>>> and/or an observation was not made. | 15 | |
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BELOW_STATION_CLOUD_TOP- _CHARACTERISTICS |
The characteristics of the <CLOUD_TOP> or a <CLOUD_LAYER> below an <OBSERVATION_STATION> located in the <MOUNTAIN>s on <EARTH>. | ||
| FRAGMENTED | Isolated <CLOUD>s or fragments of <CLOUD>s. | 1 | |
| CONT_FLAT_TOPS | Continuous <CLOUD>s with flat <CLOUD_TOP>s. | 2 | |
| SML_BREAKS_FLAT_TOPS | <CLOUD>s with small breaks and flat <CLOUD_TOP>s. | 3 | |
| LRG_BREAKS_FLAT_TOPS | <CLOUD>s with large breaks and flat <CLOUD_TOP>s. | 4 | |
| CONT_UNDULATING_TOPS | Continuous <CLOUD>s with undulating <CLOUD_TOP>s. | 5 | |
| LRG_BREAKS_UNDULATING_TOPS | <CLOUD>s with large breaks and undulating <CLOUD_TOP>s. | 6 | |
| SML_BREAKS_UNDULATING_TOPS | <CLOUD>s with small breaks and undulating <CLOUD_TOP>s. | 7 | |
| CONT_TOWERING_TOPS | Continuous or almost continuous <CLOUD>s with towering <CLOUD_TOP>s above the <CLOUD_LAYER>. | 8 | |
| WAVE_GROUPS_WITH_TOWERING | Groups of waves of <CLOUD>s with towering <CLOUD_TOP>s above the <CLOUD_LAYER>. | 9 | |
| MULTIPLE_LAYERS_AND_LEVELS | Two or more <CLOUD_LAYER>s at different levels. | 10 | |
| CLOUD_NOT_VISIBLE | <CLOUD>s are not visible due to darkness and/or <FOG>, blowing <DUST>, blowing <SAND>, or other obscuring phenomena. | 11 | |
| BELOW_STATION_CLOUD_TYPE | The type of <CLOUD>s that comprise a <CLOUD_LAYER> below an <OBSERVATION_STATION> located in the <MOUNTAIN>s on <EARTH>. | ||
| CIRRUS | Detached <CLOUD>s in a form of white delicate filaments and/or white or mostly white patches or narrow bands; cirrus. | 1 | |
| CIRROCUMULUS | A thin and white patch, sheet and/or <CLOUD_LAYER> without shading that is composed of very small elements in the form of grains and/or ripples that are merged or separated and more or less regularly arranged. Most of the elements have an apparent width of less than one arc degree as observed from the <PLANETARY_SURFACE>; cirrocumulus. | 2 | |
| CIRROSTRATUS | A transparent, whitish veil of <CLOUD>s of fibrous or smooth appearance that totally or partially covers the sky and generally produces halo phenomena; cirrostratus. | 3 | |
| ALTOCUMULUS | A white or grey or both white and grey patch, sheet, and/or <CLOUD_LAYER>, generally with shading, composed of laminae, rounded masses, or rolls, which are fibrous or diffuse and which may or may not be merged. Most of the regularly arranged, small elements usually have an apparent width between 1 and 5 arc degrees as observed from the <PLANETARY_SURFACE>; altocumulus. | 4 | |
| ALTOSTRATUS | A gray and/or bluish cloud sheet and/or <CLOUD_LAYER> of striated, fibrous, or uniform appearance that totally or partially covers the sky and has parts thin enough to reveal the <SUN> at least vaguely, as through ground glass, and does not show halo phenomena; altostratus. | 5 | |
| NIMBOSTRATUS | A grey <CLOUD_LAYER> that is often dark with an appearance rendered diffuse by more or less continuously falling <RAIN> and/or <SNOW_PRECIPITATION>, which in most cases reaches the <PLANETARY_SURFACE>, and thick enough throughout to blot out the <SUN>; nimbostratus. | 6 | |
| STRATOCUMULUS | A grey or whitish or both grey and whitish patch, sheet, and/or <CLOUD_LAYER> that almost always has dark parts composed of tessellations, rounded masses, or rolls, that are non-fibrous (except for virga) and which may or may not be merged. Most of the regularly arranged, small elements have an apparent width of more than 5 arc degrees as observed from the <PLANETARY_SURFACE>; stratocumulus. | 7 | |
| STRATUS | A generally grey <CLOUD_LAYER> with a fairly uniform base that may give <DRIZZLE>, ice prisms, or <SNOW_GRAINS>. When the <SUN> is visible through the <CLOUD_LAYER>, its outline is clearly discernible and does not show halo phenomena except possibly at very low <<AIR_TEMPERATURE>>s; stratus. | 8 | |
| CUMULUS | Detached <CLOUD>s that are generally dense with sharp outlines and develop vertically in the form of rising mounds, domes, and/or towers, the bulging upper part of which often resembles a cauliflower. The sunlit parts of these <CLOUD>s are mostly brilliant white and the bases are relatively dark and nearly horizontal; cumulus. | 9 | |
| CUMULONIMBUS | A heavy and dense <CLOUD> with considerable vertical extent in the form of a mountain or a set of huge towers. At least part of its upper portion is usually smooth, fibrous, or striated, and nearly always flattened. This portion often spreads out in the shape of an anvil or vast plume; cumulonimbus. | 10 | |
| NOT_VISIBLE | <CLOUD>s are not visible due to darkness and/or <FOG>, blowing <DUST>, blowing <SAND>, or other obscuring phenomena. | 11 | |
| NO_CLOUDS | No <CLOUD>s are present. | 12 | |
| BENCHMARK_TYPE | The type of a <BENCHMARK>. | ||
| PRIMARY_ACS | Primary ACS. | 1 | |
| SECONDARY_ACS | Secondary ACS. | 2 | |
| BERTH_TYPE | The type of decked marine <STRUCTURE> at a <VESSEL_BERTH>. The type is based on configuration and structure. | ||
| PIER | <PIER>. | 1 | |
| QUAY | Quay. | 2 | |
| WHARF | <WHARF>. | 3 | |
| BIOLOGIC_AGENT_TYPE | The type of a biologic agent that can kill, seriously injure, or incapacitate <HUMAN>s or <NON_HUMAN_ANIMAL>s through its physiological properties. | ||
| ABRIN | Abrin. | 1 | |
| ACONITINE | Aconitine. | 2 | |
| AFLA | Afla, a toxin. | 3 | |
| AFLATOXIN | Aflatoxin. | 4 | |
| ALPHA_BUNGARO | Alpha-bungaro, a toxin. | 5 | |
| ALPHA_BUNGAROTOXIN | Alpha bungarotoxin, a neurotoxin from the banded krait. | 6 | |
| ANA | Ana (VFDF), a toxin. | 7 | |
| ANATOXIN_A | Anatoxin A (also known as Very Fast Death Factor). | 8 | |
| ANTHRAX | Anthrax. | 9 | |
| B1A | A generic biological weapons agent, B1A. | 10 | |
| B2A | A generic biological weapons agent, B2A. | 11 | |
| B3A | A generic biological weapons agent, B3A. | 12 | |
| B3B | A generic biological weapons agent, B3B, used for simulation purposes. | 13 | |
| B4 | A generic biological weapons agent, B4, used for simulation purposes. | 14 | |
| B5 | A generic biological weapons agent, B5, used for simulation purposes. | 15 | |
| BATRACHO | Batracho, a toxin. | 16 | |
| BATRACHOTOXIN | Batrachotoxin. | 17 | |
| BETA_BUNGARO | Beta-bungaro, a toxin. | 18 | |
| BETA_BUNGAROTOXIN | Beta bungarotoxin, a neurotoxin from the banded krait. | 19 | |
| BLISTER_AGENT | Agents that cause general destruction of tissue; blister agent. | 20 | |
| BLOOD_AGENT | Agents that interfere in oxygen metabolism, eventually suffocating the victim; blood agent. | 21 | |
| BOTULINUM_A | Botulinum A, a bacterial toxin. | 22 | |
| BOTULINUM_B | Botulinum B, a bacterial toxin. | 23 | |
| BOTULINUM_C | Botulinum C, a bacterial toxin. | 24 | |
| BOTULINUM_D | Botulinum D, a bacterial toxin. | 25 | |
| BOTULINUM_E | Botulinum E, a bacterial toxin. | 26 | |
| BOTU_TOXIN_A | Botulinus toxin A. | 27 | |
| BOTU_TOXIN_B | Botulinus toxin B. | 28 | |
| BOTU_TOXIN_C | Botulinus toxin C. | 29 | |
| BOTU_TOXIN_D | Botulinus toxin D. | 30 | |
| BOTU_TOXIN_E | Botulinus toxin E. | 31 | |
| BOTU_TOXIN_F | Botulinus toxin F. | 32 | |
| BOTU_TOXIN_G | Botulinus toxin G. | 33 | |
| BREVE | Breve, also known as Red tide, a toxin. | 34 | |
| BREVE_TOXIN | Breve toxin, produced by a dinoflagellate responsible for Red tide. | 35 | |
| BRUCELLA | Bacilli brucella, also known as brucellosis, a bacterial toxin. | 36 | |
| BRUCELLA_ABORTUS | Brucella abortus. | 37 | |
| BRUCELLA_CANIS | Brucella canis. | 38 | |
| BRUCELLA_MELITENSIS | Brucella melitensis. | 39 | |
| BRUCELLA_NEOTOMAE | Brucella neotomae. | 40 | |
| BRUCELLA_OVIS | Brucella ovis. | 41 | |
| BRUCELLA_SUIS | Brucella suis. | 42 | |
| BRUCELLOSIS | Brucellosis. | 43 | |
| CHOKING_AGENT | Agents that act by damaging the capillaries in the lungs causing death due to oxygen deficiency; choking agent. | 44 | |
| CHOLERA | Cholera. | 45 | |
| CIGUA | Cigua, also known as maito, a toxin. | 46 | |
| CIGUATOXIN | Ciguatoxin. | 47 | |
| COBRO | Cobro, a toxin. | 48 | |
| COBROTOXIN | Cobrotoxin, the direct lytic factor of cobra venom. | 49 | |
| CONO | Cono, a toxin. | 50 | |
| CONOTOXIN | Conotoxin, a neurotoxin from fish-hunting sea snails (conus). | 51 | |
| CRO | Cro, a toxin. | 52 | |
| CROTOXIN | Crotoxin, a complex of toxic proteins from the South American rattlesnake. | 53 | |
| DEBROMOAPLYSIA | Debromoaplysla, a toxin. | 54 | |
| DEBROMOAPLYSIATOXIN | Debromoaplyslatoxin, a cytotoxin produced by blue-green algae. | 55 | |
| DIACETOXYSCIRPENOL | Diacetoxyscirpenol, a tricothecene mycotoxin. | 56 | |
| DIPTHERIA | Diphtheria. | 57 | |
| ERABU | Erabu, a toxin. | 58 | |
| ERABUTOXIN | Erabutoxin, a neurotoxin from the sea snake. | 59 | |
| GAMMA_BUNGAROTOXIN | Gamma bungarotoxin, a neurotoxin from the banded krait. | 60 | |
| GRAYANO | Grayano, a toxin. | 61 | |
| GRAYANOTOXIN | Grayanotoxin, produced by rhododendron and other Ericacae. | 62 | |
| HEAT_LABILE_ENTERO | Heat-liable enterotoxin. | 63 | |
| HEAT_STABLE_ENTERO | Heat-stable enterotoxin. | 64 | |
| MICROCYSTIN | Microcystin (FDF), a toxin. | 65 | |
| MICROCYSTIN_TOXIN | Microcystin (Fast Death Factor), a cytotoxin produced by blue-green algae. | 66 | |
| NERVE_AGENT | An agent that paralyzes the muscles allowing body movement and breathing; nerve agent. | 67 | |
| NIVALENOL | Nivalenol, a tricothecene mycotoxin. | 68 | |
| PALY | Paly, a toxin. | 69 | |
| PALYTOXIN | Palytoxin, produced by palythoa zoanthid <CORAL>. | 70 | |
| PLAGUE | Plague. | 71 | |
| Q_FEVER | Q fever. | 72 | |
| RICIN | Ricin. | 73 | |
| SAXI | Saxi, also known as shellfish poison, a toxin. | 74 | |
| SAXITOXIN | Saxitoxin. | 75 | |
| SHIGELLA | Shigella. | 76 | |
| SMALLPOX | Smallpox. | 77 | |
| STAPH_ENTERO_A | Staphylococcus enterotoxin A. | 78 | |
| STAPH_ENTERO_B | Staphylococcus enterotoxin B. | 79 | |
| STAPH_ENTERO_C | Staphylococcus enterotoxin C, subtype unspecified. | 80 | |
| STAPH_ENTERO_C1 | Staphylococcus enterotoxin C1. | 81 | |
| STAPH_ENTERO_C2 | Staphylococcus enterotoxin C2. | 82 | |
| STAPH_ENTERO_C3 | Staphylococcus enterotoxin C3. | 83 | |
| STAPH_ENTERO_D | Staphylococcus enterotoxin D. | 84 | |
| STAPH_ENTERO_E | Staphylococcus enterotoxin E. | 85 | |
| STAPH_ENTERO_F | Staphylococcus enterotoxin F. | 86 | |
| T_2 | Tricothecene mycotoxins, also known as T-2. | 87 | |
| T2_TOXIN | T2, a tricothecene mycotoxin. | 88 | |
| TETANUS | Tetanus. | 89 | |
| TETRODO | Tetrodo, a toxin. | 90 | |
| TETRODOTOXIN | Tetrodotoxin. | 91 | |
| TRICHOTHECENE | Any of a class of sesquiterpenoids based on a tetracyclic ring system C15H22O2; produced by fungi and acting as mycotoxins; tricothecene [SOED, "trichothecene"]. | 92 | |
| TRICHOTHECENE_MYCO | One of a diverse <SET> of over 40 compounds produced by molds of the genus Fusarium; trichothecene mycotoxin. | 93 | |
| TULARAEMIA | Tularaemia. | 94 | |
| VERATRIDINE | Veratridine. | 95 | |
| VOMATOXIN | Deoxynivalenol, a tricothecene mycotoxin. | 96 | |
| BOMBER_WINGED_AIRCRAFT_TYPE | The type of a <BOMBER_WINGED_AIRCRAFT>. | ||
| B1A_LANCER_SERIES | The B-1A Lancer series, manufactured by Rockwell. | 1 | |
| B1B_LANCER_SERIES | The B-1B Lancer series, manufactured by Rockwell. | 2 | |
| B2_SPIRIT_SERIES | The B-2 Spirit series, manufactured by Northrop-Grumman. | 3 | |
| B52_STRATOFORTRESS_SERIES | The B-52 Stratofortress series, manufactured by Boeing. | 4 | |
| TU142_BEAR_SERIES | The TU-142 Bear series, manufactured by Tupolev. | 5 | |
| TU160_BLACKJACK_SERIES | The TU-160 Blackjack series, manufactured by Tupolev. | 6 | |
| TU26_BACKFIRE_SERIES | The TU-26 (TU-22M) Backfire series, manufactured by Tupolev. | 7 | |
| TU95_BEAR_SERIES | The TU-95 Bear series, manufactured by Tupolev. | 8 | |
| BOTTOM_RETURN_ALLEGIANCE | The military allegiance of an <OBJECT> identified by a <WATERBODY_FLOOR_SONAR_RETURN>. | ||
| FRIEND | A nation friendly to the nationality of that originating the sonar pulse. | 1 | |
| HOSTILE | A nation hostile to the nationality of that originating the sonar pulse. | 2 | |
| NEUTRAL | A nation neutral (not aligned with allies or foes of) to the nationality of that originating the sonar pulse. | 3 | |
| BOTTOM_RETURN_OBSTACLE_STATUS | The status of a <WATERBODY_FLOOR_SONAR_RETURN> indicating the presence of obstacles. | ||
| DETECTED | Detected an obstacle. | 1 | |
| CLASSIFIED | Classified the <OBJECT> as an obstacle. | 2 | |
| IDENTIFIED | Identified the <OBJECT> as an obstacle on a navigation chart. | 3 | |
| BOTTOM_RETURN_ROCK_STATUS | The status of a <WATERBODY_FLOOR_SONAR_RETURN> indicating the presence of a <ROCK>. | ||
| DETECTED | Detected that a <ROCK> exists. | 1 | |
| CLASSIFIED | Classified the <OBJECT> as a <ROCK>. | 2 | |
| IDENTIFIED | Identified the <OBJECT> as a <ROCK> on a navigation chart. | 3 | |
| BOTTOM_RETURN_SEABED_STATUS | The status of a <WATERBODY_FLOOR_SONAR_RETURN> indicating the presence of installations on the <OCEAN_FLOOR>. | ||
| DETECTED | Detected that an installation exists on the <WATERBODY_FLOOR>. | 1 | |
| CLASSIFIED | Classified the <OBJECT> as an installation on the <WATERBODY_FLOOR>. | 2 | |
| IDENTIFIED | Identified the <OBJECT> as an installation on the <WATERBODY_FLOOR> that appears on a navigation chart. | 3 | |
| BOTTOM_RETURN_STATUS | The status of a <WATERBODY_FLOOR_SONAR_RETURN>. | ||
| DETECTED | Detected that an <OBJECT> exists. | 1 | |
| CLASSIFIED | Classified an <OBJECT>. | 2 | |
| IDENTIFIED | Identified the <OBJECT> on a navigation chart. | 3 | |
| BOTTOM_RETURN_TYPE | The type of a <WATERBODY_FLOOR_SONAR_RETURN>. | ||
| IDENTITY | Classified as identified. | 1 | |
| OBSTACLE | Classified as an obstacle. | 2 | |
| ROCK | Classified as a <ROCK>. | 3 | |
| SEABED_INSTALLATION | Classified as an installation on the <WATERBODY_FLOOR>. | 4 | |
| WRECK | Classified as a <MARINE_WRECK>. | 5 | |
| BOTTOM_RETURN_WRECK_STATUS | The status of a <WATERBODY_FLOOR_SONAR_RETURN> indicating a <MARINE_WRECK>. | ||
| DETECTED | Detected that a <MARINE_WRECK> exists. | 1 | |
| CLASSIFIED | Classified the <OBJECT> as a <MARINE_WRECK>. | 2 | |
| IDENTIFIED | Identified the <OBJECT> as a <MARINE_WRECK> on a navigation chart. | 3 | |
| BOUNDARY_STATUS | The status of a <BOUNDARY>. | ||
| DEFINITE | Recognized by the United Nations and internationally. | 1 | |
| IN_DISPUTE | Not agreed by the two states concerned. | 2 | |
| INDEFINITE | Agreed by the two states concerned, but has not been registered at the United Nations. | 3 | |
| NOT_DEFINED | Has not been defined by either of the two states concerned. | 4 | |
| NOT_RECOG_BY_DATA_PROVIDER | Not recognized by the data provider but may be agreed by the two states concerned and/or recognized by the United Nations. | 5 | |
| RECOG_BY_DATA_PROVIDER | Recognized by the data provider but may not be agreed by the two states concerned and/or recognized by the United Nations. | 6 | |
| BOUNDARY_TYPE | The type of a <BOUNDARY>. | ||
| ACCESS_ZONE | Between adjacent <ACCESS_ZONE>s. | 1 | |
| ADMINISTRATIVE | <ADMINISTRATIVE_BOUNDARY>. | 2 | |
| ADMINISTRATIVE_REGION | The perimeter of an <ADMINISTRATIVE_REGION>. | 3 | |
| AIRSPACE | <AIRSPACE_BOUNDARY>. | 4 | |
| AIRSPACE_COMPONENT | <AIRSPACE_BOUNDARY_COMPONENT>. | 5 | |
| ARMISTICE_LINE | <ARMISTICE_LINE>. | 6 | |
| CEASE_FIRE_LINE | <CEASE_FIRE_LINE>. | 7 | |
| CITY | <CITY>. | 8 | |
| CITY_PARK | City <PARK> and/or recreational <FACILITY>. | 9 | |
| CLAIM_LINE | <CLAIM_LINE>. | 10 | |
| CONTACT_ZONE | <CONTACT_ZONE>. | 11 | |
| COUNTY | The perimeter of a political division of the UK or Ireland, forming the largest unit of local government, or the largest political division of a state in the US; a county <BOUNDARY>. | 12 | |
| COUNTY_PARK | County <PARK> and/or <RECREATIONAL_FACILITY>. | 13 | |
| DE_FACTO | <DEFACTO_BOUNDARY>. | 14 | |
| DEMILITARIZED_ZONE | <DEMILITARIZED_ZONE>. | 15 | |
| DISPUTED | The exact <LOCATION> is a point of disagreement, especially an official one, between two or more parties and/or, especially, bordering countries; disputed. | 16 | |