Table 6.54 — EEs for EAs with labels beginning with S

Attribute label	Enumerant label	Concept definition	Figure(s)	Code
SATELLITE_NAME		The name of a <SATELLITE>.
	ADRASTEA	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is second in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 129 000 kilometres; Adrastea. Adrastea is also known as Jupiter XV.		1
	AMALTHEA	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is third in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 181 400 kilometres; Amalthea. Amalthea is also known as Jupiter V.		2
	ANANKE	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is thirteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 21 276 000 kilometres; Ananke. Ananke is also known as Jupiter XII.		3
	ARIEL	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is twelfth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 190 900 kilometres; Ariel. Ariel is also known as Uranus I.		4
	ATLAS	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is second in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 137 700 kilometres; Atlas. Atlas is also known as Saturn XV.		5
	BELINDA	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is ninth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 75 300 kilometres; Belinda. Belinda is also known as Uranus XIV.		6
	BIANCA	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is third in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 59 200 kilometres; Bianca. Bianca is also known as Uranus VIII.		7
	CALIBAN	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is in an irregular orbit sixteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 7 230 000 kilometres; Caliban. Caliban is also known as Uranus XVI.		8
	CALLISTO	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is eighth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 1 882 800 kilometres; Callisto. Callisto is also known as Jupiter IV.		9
	CALYPSO	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is ninth in distance from the <PLANET>, orbiting in Tethys' leading Lagrange point with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 294 700 kilometres; Calypso. Calypso is also known as Saturn XIV.		10
	CARME	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is fourteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 23 404 000 kilometres; Carme. Carme is also known as Jupiter XI.		11
	CHARON	The only known <SATELLITE> of <PLUTO>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 19 410 kilometres; Charon. Charon is also known as Pluto I.		12
	CORDELIA	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is closest to the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 49 800 kilometres; Cordelia. Cordelia is also known as Uranus VI.		13
	CRESSIDA	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is fourth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 61 800 kilometres; Cressida. Cressida is also known as Uranus IX.		14
	DEIMOS	The <SATELLITE> of <MARS> that is second in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 23 460 kilometres; Deimos. Deimos is also known as Mars II.		15
	DESDEMONA	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is fifth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 62 700 kilometres; Desdemona. Desdemona is also known as Uranus X.		16
	DESPINA	The <SATELLITE> of <NEPTUNE> that is third in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 52 500 kilometres; Despina. Despina is also known as Neptune V.		17
	DIONE	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is tenth in distance from the <PLANET>, orbiting in Helene's leading Lagrange point with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 377 400 kilometres; Dione. Dione is also known as Saturn IV.		18
	ELARA	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is twelfth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 11 741 000 kilometres; Elara. Elara is also known as Jupiter VII.		19
	ENCELADUS	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is eighth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 238 100 kilometres; Enceladus. Enceladus is also known as Saturn II.		20
	EPIMETHEUS	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is either fifth or sixth in distance from the <PLANET>, periodically reversing positions with Janus, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 151 400 kilometres; Epimetheus. Epimetheus is also known as Saturn XI.		21
	EUROPA	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is sixth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 671 100 kilometres; Europa. Europa is also known as Jupiter II.		22
	GALATEA	The <SATELLITE> of <NEPTUNE> that is fourth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 62 000 kilometres; Galatea. Galatea is also known as Neptune VI.		23
	GANYMEDE	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is seventh in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 1 070 400 kilometres; Ganymede. Ganymede is also known as Jupiter III.		24
	HELENE	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is tenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 377 400 kilometres; Helene. Helene is also known as Saturn XII.		25
	HIMALIA	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is tenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 11 461 000 kilometres; Himalia. Himalia is also known as Jupiter VI.		26
	HYPERION	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is thirteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 1 464 100 kilometres; Hyperion. Hyperion is also known as Saturn VII.		27
	IAPETUS	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is fourteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 3 560 800 kilometres; Iapetus. Iapetus is also known as Saturn VIII.		28
	IO	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is fifth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 421 800 kilometres; Io. Io is also known as Jupiter I.		29
	JANUS	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is either fifth or sixth in distance from the <PLANET>, periodically reversing positions with Epimetheus, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 151 500 kilometres; Janus. Janus is also known as Saturn X.		30
	JULIET	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is sixth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 64 400 kilometres; Juliet. Juliet is also known as Uranus XI.		31
	LARISSA	The <SATELLITE> of <NEPTUNE> that is fifth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 73 500 kilometres; Larissa. Larissa is also known as Neptune VII.		32
	LEDA	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is ninth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 11 165 000 kilometres; Leda. Leda is also known as Jupiter XIII.		33
	LYSITHEA	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is eleventh in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 11 717 000 kilometres; Lysithea. Lysithea is also known as Jupiter X.		34
	METIS	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is closest to the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 128 000 kilometres; Metis. Metis is also known as Jupiter XVI.		35
	MIMAS	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is seventh in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 185 600 kilometres; Mimas. Mimas is also known as Saturn I.		36
	MIRANDA	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is eleventh in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 129 900 kilometres; Miranda. Miranda is also known as Uranus V.		37
	MOON	The only <SATELLITE> of <EARTH>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 384 400 kilometres; Moon.		38
	NAIAD	The <SATELLITE> of <NEPTUNE> that is closest to the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 48 200 kilometres; Naiad. Naiad is also known as Neptune III.		39
	NEREID	The <SATELLITE> of <NEPTUNE> that is eighth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 5 513 400 kilometres; Nereid. Nereid is also known as Neptune II.		40
	OBERON	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is fifteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 583 500 kilometres; Oberon. Oberon is also known as Uranus IV.		41
	OPHELIA	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is second in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 53 800 kilometres; Ophelia. Ophelia is also known as Uranus VII.		42
	PAN	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is closest to the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 133 600 kilometres; Pan. Pan is also known as Saturn XVIII.		43
	PANDORA	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is fourth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 141 700 kilometres; Pandora. Pandora is also known as Saturn XVII.		44
	PASIPHAE	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is fifteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 23 624 000 kilometres; Pasiphae. Pasiphae is also known as Jupiter VIII.		45
	PHOBOS	The <SATELLITE> of <MARS> that is closest to the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 9 380 kilometres; Phobos. Phobos is also known as Mars I.		46
	PHOEBE	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is fifteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 12 944 300 kilometres; Phoebe. Phoebe is also known as Saturn IX.		47
	PORTIA	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is seventh in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 66 100 kilometres; Portia. Portia is also known as Uranus XII.		48
	PROMETHEUS	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is third in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 139 400 kilometres; Prometheus. Prometheus is also known as Saturn XVI.		49
	PROSPERO	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is in an irregular orbit nineteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 16 418 000 kilometres; Prospero. Prospero is also known as Uranus XVIII.		50
	PROTEUS	The <SATELLITE> of <NEPTUNE> that is sixth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 117 600 kilometres; Proteus. Proteus is also known as Neptune VIII.		51
	PUCK	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is tenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 86 000 kilometres; Puck. Puck is also known as Uranus XV.		52
	RHEA	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is eleventh in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 527 100 kilometres; Rhea. Rhea is also known as Saturn V.		53
	ROSALIND	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is eighth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 69 900 kilometres; Rosalind. Rosalind is also known as Uranus XIII.		54
	SETEBOS	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is in an irregular orbit twentieth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 17 459 000 kilometres; Setebos. Setebos is also known as Uranus XIX.		55
	SINOPE	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is sixteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 23 939 000 kilometres; Sinope. Sinope is also known as Jupiter IX.		56
	STEPHANO	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is in an irregular orbit seventeenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 8 002 000 kilometres; Stephano. Stephano is also known as Uranus XX.		57
	SYCORAX	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is in an irregular orbit eighteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 12 179 000 kilometres; Sycorax. Sycorax is also known as Uranus XVII.		58
	TELESTO	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is ninth in distance from the <PLANET>, orbiting in Tethys' trailing Lagrange point with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 294 700 kilometres; Telesto. Telesto is also known as Saturn XIII.		59
	TETHYS	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is ninth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 294 700 kilometres; Tethys. Tethys is also known as Saturn III.		60
	THALASSA	The <SATELLITE> of <NEPTUNE> that is second in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 50 100 kilometres; Thalassa. Thalassa is also known as Neptune IV.		61
	THEBE	The <SATELLITE> of <JUPITER> that is fourth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 221 900 kilometres; Thebe. Thebe is also known as Jupiter XIV.		62
	TITAN	The <SATELLITE> of <SATURN> that is twelfth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 1 221 900 kilometres; Titan. Titan is also known as Saturn VI.		63
	TITANIA	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is fourteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 436 300 kilometres; Titania. Titania is also known as Uranus III.		64
	TRITON	The <SATELLITE> of <NEPTUNE> that is seventh in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 354 800 kilometres; Triton. Triton is also known as Neptune I.		65
	UMBRIEL	The <SATELLITE> of <URANUS> that is thirteenth in distance from the <PLANET>, with an orbital semi-major radius of approximately 266 000 kilometres; Umbriel. Umbriel is also known as Uranus II.		66
SCND_WEAPON_DEPLOYED_POS- _CATEGORY		A category describing the <<SCND_WEAPON_DEPLOYED_POSITION>>.
	DEPLOYED	The secondary <WEAPON> is deployed.		1
	IN_FIRING_POSITION	The secondary <WEAPON> is in firing position.		2
	NO_WEAPON_PRESENT	No secondary <WEAPON> is present.		3
	STOWED	The secondary <WEAPON> is stowed.		4
SCRAP_TYPE		The type of scrap.
	MOTOR_VEHICLE	<MOTOR_VEHICLE>.		1
SEA_ICE_TYPE		The type of <ICE> in the sea.
	DEBRIS_COVERED	<ICE>, the <SURFACE> of which is covered by remnants of other <MATERIAL>s in various stages of disintegration; debris covered.		1
	FAST	<<<SEA>>> (ice) that remains fast, generally in the <LOCATION> where originally formed, and that may attain a considerable <<THICKNESS>>. It is found along <COAST>s, where it is attached to the <SHORE>, or over shoals, where it may be held in position by <ISLAND>s, grounded <ICEBERG>s, or grounded <<<POLAR>>> (ice).		2
	GLACIER	<GLACIER>.		3
	GROWLER	A low-lying mass of flow <ICE>, which is not easily seen by approaching <VESSEL>s owing to its dark indigo colour and is therefore a menace to shipping; growler. Growlers are usually caused by the capsizing and disintegration of an <ICEBERG>.		4
	NONE_PRESENT	No <ICE> is present; none present.		5
	PACK	<PACK_ICE>.		6
	PANCAKE	Pieces of new <ICE>, usually approximately circular, about 30 centimetres to 3 metres across, with raised rims due to the pieces striking against each other as the result of <WIND_WAVE>s and <SWELL_WAVE>s; pancake.		7
	PEAK	<ICE_PEAK>.		8
	POLAR	<<<SEA>>> (ice) that is more than one year old (in contrast to winter <ICE>); polar.		9
	SEA	Any form of <ICE> that has originated from seawater. Sea <ICE> is generally any <ICE> in the sea.		10
SEA_NAME		The name of a major <WATERBODY> (for example: a <SEA>, a <MARINE_STRAIT>, a <MARINE_GULF>, and/or a <MARINE_BAY>); sea name.
	ADRIATIC_SEA	Adriatic Sea as defined in [LOS, 3.1.2.1]. The Adriatic Sea is situated in the north-western part of the Mediterranean eastern <WATERBODY_BASIN>, generally between the <COAST>s of Italy, Yugoslavia and Albania.		1
	AEGEAN_SEA	Aegean Sea as defined in [LOS, 3.1.2.4]. The Aegean Sea is situated generally between the <COAST>s of Greece and Turkey.		2
	ALBORAN_SEA	Alboran Sea as defined in [LOS, 3.1.1.2]. The Alboran Sea is situated generally between the southern <COAST> of Spain and the <COAST>s of Algeria and Morocco.		3
	AMUNDSEN_SEA	Amundsen Sea as defined in [LOS, 10.11]. The Amundsen Sea is situated generally off the <COAST> of Marie Byrd Land and westward of Thurston Island.		4
	ANADYRSKIY_ZALIV	Anadyrskiy Zaliv as defined in [LOS, 7.9]. The Anadyrskiy Zaliv is situated generally north-westward and adjacent to the <<<BERING_SEA>>> and bounded by the Siberian <COAST>.		5
	ANDAMAN_SEA	Andaman Sea as defined in [LOS, 5.13]. The Andaman Sea is situated generally between the Andaman and Nicobar Islands and the <COAST>s of Myanmar and Thailand.		6
	ARABIAN_SEA	Arabian Sea as defined in [LOS, 5.8]. The Arabian Sea is situated generally in the northern part of the Indian Ocean.		7
	ARAFURA_SEA	Arafura Sea as defined in [LOS, 5.15]. The Arafura Sea is a component of the Indian Ocean generally lying between the south-western part of New Guinea and the northern <COAST> of Australia.		8
	ARU_SEA	Aru Sea as defined in [LOS, 6.13]. The Aru Sea lies off the southern <COAST> of Irian Jaya, and is generally bounded on the south by the <<<ARAFURA_SEA>>> and on the west by the <<<BANDA_SEA>>> and <<<CERAM_SEA>>>s.		9
	BAFFIN_BAY	Baffin Bay as defined in [LOS, 9.12]. The Baffin Bay is situated generally between the eastern <COAST> of Ellesmere, Devon, Bylot and Baffin Islands on the west, and the western and north-western <COAST>s of Greenland on the east.		10
	BALEAR_SEA	Balear Sea as defined in [LOS, 3.1.1.3]. The Balear Sea is situated generally between the eastern <COAST> of Spain and the Islas Baleares.		11
	BALI_SEA	Bali Sea as defined in [LOS, 6.9]. The Bali Sea is situated generally southward and adjacent to the <<<JAWA_SEA>>>, between the eastern <COAST> of Jawa and the western <COAST> of Sumbawa.		12
	BALTIC_SEA	Baltic Sea as defined in [LOS, 2]. The Baltic Sea is an enclosed <SEA> opening only to the <<<SKAGERRAK>>>, generally bounded by the <COAST>s of Sweden, Finland, Russia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Germany and Denmark.		13
	BANDA_SEA	Banda Sea as defined in [LOS, 6.14]. The Banda Sea is generally bounded on the north by Buru and Ceram, on the east by Nuhu Cut and Yamdena, on the south by Moa, Timor, Alor, Pantar and Kawula, and on the west by Sulawesi and the <<<FLORES_SEA>>>.		14
	BARENTS_SEA	Barents Sea as defined in [LOS, 9.4]. The Barents Sea is situated generally off the north-eastern <COAST> of Norway and the north-western <COAST> of Russia.		15
	BASS_STRAIT	Bass Strait as defined in [LOS, 8.4.1]. The Bass Strait is a component of the <<<TASMAN_SEA>>> and is situated generally between the south-eastern <COAST> of Australia and Tasmania.		16
	BAY_OF_BENGAL	Bay of Bengal as defined in [LOS, 5.12]. The Bay of Bengal is situated in the northern part of the Indian Ocean, generally between the <COAST>s of Sri Lanka, India, Bangladesh, Myanmar and the western side of Andaman and Nicobar Islands.		17
	BAY_OF_BISCAY	Bay of Biscay (or Golfe de Gascogne) as defined in [LOS, 1.8]. The Bay of Biscay is situated generally between the western <COAST> of France and the northern <COAST> of Spain.		18
	BAY_OF_BOTHNIA	Bay of Bothnia as defined in [LOS, 2.2.2]. The Bay of Bothnia is the northern of the two <WATERBODY_BASIN>s comprising the <<<GULF_OF_BOTHNIA>>>, and is situated generally between the eastern <COAST> of Sweden and the western <COAST> of Finland.		19
	BAY_OF_FUNDY	Bay of Fundy as defined in [LOS, 1.12]. The Bay of Fundy is situated generally on the eastern <COAST> of North America, bounded on the west, the north and the east by the <COAST> of Maine, in the United States, and the <COAST>s of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, in Canada.		20
	BEAUFORT_SEA	Beaufort Sea as defined in [LOS, 9.15]. The Beaufort Sea is situated generally off the northern <COAST>s of Alaska and Canada, and bounded on the east by Prince Patrick and Banks Islands.		21
	BELLINGSHAUSEN_SEA	Bellingshausen Sea as defined in [LOS, 10.12]. The Bellingshausen Sea is generally located west of the Antarctic Peninsula and confined by Peter I Island and Thurston Island.		22
	BERING_SEA	Bering Sea as defined in [LOS, 7.8]. The Bering Sea is situated generally in the northern part of the North Pacific Ocean and bounded on the west by the <COAST>s of Poluostrov Kamchatka and Siberia, on the east by the <COAST> of Alaska, and on the south by the Aleutian Islands.		23
	BISMARCK_SEA	Bismarck Sea as defined in [LOS, 8.1]. The Bismarck Sea is situated generally off the north-eastern <COAST> of Papua New Guinea and bounded by the Bismarck Archipelago.		24
	BLACK_SEA	Black Sea as defined in [LOS, 3.3]. The Black Sea is an enclosed <SEA> situated in the north-eastern part of the Mediterranean <REGION>, generally bounded by the <COAST>s of Bulgaria, Romania, Russia, Ukraine, Georgia and Turkey, connected through the Kerch Strait with the <<<SEA_OF_AZOV>>> on the north, and through the Bosporus with the <<<SEA_OF_MARMARA>>> on the south-west.		25
	BO_HAI	Bo Hai as defined in [LOS, 7.4.1]. The Bo Hai is situated in the north-west part of the <<<YELLOW_SEA>>> and is generally bounded by the <COAST> of China.		26
	BOTHNIAN_SEA	Bothnian Sea as defined in [LOS, 2.2.1]. The Bothnian Sea is the southern of the two <WATERBODY_BASIN>s comprising the <<<GULF_OF_BOTHNIA>>>, and is situated generally between the eastern <COAST> of Sweden and the western <COAST> of Finland.		27
	BRANSFIELD_STRAIT	Bransfield Strait as defined in [LOS, 10.14]. The Bransfield Strait is situated generally between the South Shetland Islands and the northern part of the Antarctic Peninsula.		28
	BRISTOL_CHANNEL	Bristol Channel as defined in [LOS, 1.5]. The Bristol Channel is situated generally north-eastward and adjacent to the <<<CELTIC_SEA>>> and bounded on the north, the east, and the south by the <COAST>s of Wales and England.		29
	CARIBBEAN_SEA	Caribbean Sea as defined in [LOS, 1.10]. The Caribbean Sea is situated generally between the northern <COAST> of South America, the eastern <COAST> of Central America and the islands of the West Indies.		30
	CASPIAN_SEA	Caspian Sea, situated in north-west Asia, landlocked by the <COAST>s of Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Turkmenistan.		31
	CELEBES_SEA	Celebes Sea as defined in [LOS, 6.21]. The Celebes Sea is situated generally between the eastern <COAST>s of Sabah (East Malaysia) and Kalimantan, the northern <COAST> of Sulawesi and on the north by the <COAST> of Mindanao.		32
	CELTIC_SEA	Celtic Sea as defined in [LOS, 1.6]. The Celtic Sea is situated generally between the southern <COAST> of Ireland, the south-western <COAST>s of Wales and England, the north-western <COAST> of France and the Celtic shelf-edge.		33
	CENTRAL_BALTIC_SEA	Central Baltic Sea as defined in [LOS, 2.1]. The Central Baltic Sea is situated generally between the southeast <COAST> of Sweden, the southwest extremity of Finland and the <COAST> of Europe from Estonia, westward to Germany and Denmark.		34
	CERAM_SEA	Ceram Sea as defined in [LOS, 6.16]. The Ceram Sea is generally bounded on the north by Mangoli, Obi Mayor and Kofiau, on the east by the <COAST> of Irian Jaya, on the south by Nuhu Cut, Ceram and Buru, and on the west by Sanana.		35
	CHUCKCHI_SEA	Chuckchi Sea as defined in [LOS, 9.16]. The Chuckchi Sea is situated generally between the north-eastern <COAST> of Siberia and the north-western <COAST> of Alaska.		36
	COASTAL_WATERS_SOUTHEAST- _ALASKA_BRITISH_COLUMBIA	Coastal Waters of south-east Alaska and British Columbia as defined in [LOS, 7.11]. These coastal waters are situated generally in the north-eastern part of the North Pacific Ocean, between the coast of North America and the Alexander, Queen Charlotte and Vancouver Islands.		37
	CORAL_SEA	Coral Sea as defined in [LOS, 8.3]. The Coral Sea is situated generally between the eastern <COAST> of Australia in the west, and the Santa Cruz Islands, Vanuatu and Norfolk Island in the east, and is bordered on the north by the <<<SOLOMON_SEA>>> and the southern <COAST> of Papua New Guinea and on the south by the <<<TASMAN_SEA>>>.		38
	COSMONAUTS_SEA	Cosmonauts Sea as defined in [LOS, 10.4]. The Cosmonauts Sea is situated generally adjacent to the Antarctic <COAST> of Dronning Maud Land and Enderby Land.		39
	DAVIS_SEA	Davis Sea as defined in [LOS, 10.6]. The Davis Sea is situated generally adjacent to the King Leopold and the Queen Astrid <COAST>s, stretching eastward to the Shackleton Ice Shelf.		40
	DAVIS_STRAIT	Davis Strait as defined in [LOS, 9.9]. The Davis Sea is situated generally between Baffin Island and Greenland.		41
	DEAD_SEA	Dead Sea, situated in south-west Asia, landlocked by the <COAST>s of Israel and Jordan.		42
	DOVER_STRAIT	Dover Strait (or Pas de Calais) as defined in [LOS, 1.7.1]. The Dover Strait is situated generally between the southern extremity of the British Isles and the northern extremity of France.		43
	DRAKE_PASSAGE	Drake Passage as defined in [LOS, 4.3 and 10.13]. The Drake Passage is situated generally between the southern and eastern extremities of South America and the South Shetland Islands, lying north of the Antarctic Peninsula.		44
	DUMONT_DURVILLE_SEA	Dumont d'Urville Sea as defined in [LOS, 10.8]. The Dumont d'Urville Sea is situated generally adjacent to the <COAST>s of Terre Adelie and George V Land.		45
	EAST_CHINA_SEA	East China Sea as defined in [LOS, 7.3]. The East China Sea is situated generally between the <COAST> of mainland China, the south-western part of Japan and the Nansei Shoto.		46
	EAST_SIBERIAN_SEA	East Siberian Sea as defined in [LOS, 9.1]. The East Siberian Sea is situated generally off the north-eastern <COAST> of Russia.		47
	EASTERN_BASIN_MEDITERRANEAN- _SEA	Mediterranean Sea, Eastern Basin as defined in [LOS, 3.1.2]. The Eastern Basin of the Mediterranean Sea is generally bounded by the <COAST>s of Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Yugoslavia, Albania, Greece, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Egypt, Libya and Tunisia.		48
	ENGLISH_CHANNEL	English Channel (or La Manche) as defined in [LOS, 1.7]. The English Channel is situated generally between the southern <COAST> of England and the northern <COAST> of France and links the <<<NORTH_SEA>>> and the <<<CELTIC_SEA>>>.		49
	FLORES_SEA	Flores Sea as defined in [LOS, 6.10]. The Flores Sea is situated generally between the <<<JAWA_SEA>>> and the <<<BANDA_SEA>>>, bounded on the north by the southern <COAST> of Sulawesi and on the south by the northern <COAST>s of Sumbawa and Flores.		50
	GREAT_AUSTRALIAN_BIGHT	Great Australian Bight as defined in [LOS, 5.16]. The Great Australian Bight is a component of the Indian Ocean and is situated generally on the southern <COAST> of Australia.		51
	GREAT_BARRIER_REEF	Great Barrier Reef (coastal waters) as defined in [LOS, 8.3.2]. The Great Barrier Reef is situated in the <<<CORAL_SEA>>> generally off the north-eastern <COAST> of Australia.		52
	GREENLAND_SEA	Greenland Sea as defined in [LOS, 9.6]. The Greenland Sea is situated off the north-eastern <COAST> of Greenland and is generally bounded by the Svalbard on the north-east, and by Jan Mayen on the south.		53
	GULF_OF_ADEN	Gulf of Aden as defined in [LOS, 5.5]. The Gulf of Aden is a wide <MARINE_STRAIT> generally linking the <<<RED_SEA>>> and the <<<ARABIAN_SEA>>>.		54
	GULF_OF_ALASKA	Gulf of Alaska as defined in [LOS, 7.10]. The Gulf of Alaska is situated in the northern part of the North Pacific Ocean, generally bounded on the west by the <COAST> of the Alaskan Peninsula, and on the north and the east by the <COAST> of Alaska.		55
	GULF_OF_AQABA	Gulf of Aqaba as defined in [LOS, 5.3]. The Gulf of Aqaba is situated north-eastward and adjacent to the <<<RED_SEA>>>, generally bounded by the <COAST>s of the Sinai Peninsula and the Arabian Peninsula.		56
	GULF_OF_BERAU	Gulf of Berau as defined in [LOS, 6.17]. The Gulf of Berau is situated eastward and adjacent to the <<<CERAM_SEA>>> and is generally bounded on the north, the east and the south by the western <COAST> of Irian Jaya.		57
	GULF_OF_BONE	Gulf of Bone as defined in [LOS, 6.15]. The Gulf of Bone is situated westward and adjacent to the <<<BANDA_SEA>>> and is generally bounded on the west, the north and the east by the <COAST> of Sulawesi.		58
	GULF_OF_BOTHNIA	Gulf of Bothnia as defined in [LOS, 2.2]. The Gulf of Bothnia is situated generally between the eastern <COAST> of Sweden and the western <COAST> of Finland.		59
	GULF_OF_CALIFORNIA	Gulf of California as defined in [LOS, 7.12]. The Gulf of California is situated in the eastern part of the North Pacific Ocean, generally between the eastern <COAST> of the Peninsula of Baja California and the western <COAST> of Mexico.		60
	GULF_OF_CARPENTARIA	Gulf of Carpentaria as defined in [LOS, 5.15.1]. The Gulf of Carpentaria is a large indentation of the <<<ARAFURA_SEA>>> into the northern <COAST> of Australia.		61
	GULF_OF_FINLAND	Gulf of Finland as defined in [LOS, 2.3]. The Gulf of Finland is situated generally in the eastern part of the <<<BALTIC_SEA>>> and is bounded by the southern <COAST> of Finland and the northern <COAST> of Estonia.		62
	GULF_OF_GUINEA	Gulf of Guinea as defined in [LOS, 1.9]. The Gulf of Guinea is situated generally off the <COAST>s of Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon, on the western coast of Africa.		63
	GULF_OF_MANNAR	Gulf of Mannar as defined in [LOS, 5.10]. The Gulf of Mannar is situated eastward and adjacent to the <<<LAKSHADWEEP_SEA>>> and is generally bounded by the <COAST> of India on the north-west and by the <COAST> of Sri Lanka on the east.		64
	GULF_OF_MEXICO	Gulf of Mexico as defined in [LOS, 1.11]. The Gulf of Mexico is an almost enclosed <SEA> situated in the western extremity of the North Atlantic Ocean and is generally bounded by the eastern <COAST> of Mexico, the Gulf <COAST> of the United States of America and the north-western <COAST> of Cuba, connected through the Straits of Florida with the North Atlantic Ocean in the east, and through the Yucatan Channel with the <<<CARIBBEAN_SEA>>> in the south-east.		65
	GULF_OF_OMAN	Gulf of Oman as defined in [LOS, 5.7]. The Gulf of Oman is a wide <MARINE_STRAIT> linking the <<<PERSIAN_GULF>>> and the <<<ARABIAN_SEA>>>.		66
	GULF_OF_PANAMA	Gulf of Panama as defined in [LOS, 7.13]. The Gulf of Panama is situated in the south-eastern part of the North Pacific Ocean, generally bounded on the west, the north and the east by the Pacific <COAST> of Panama.		67
	GULF_OF_PAPUA	Gulf of Papua as defined in [LOS, 8.3.3]. The Gulf of Papua is generally the northern part of the <<<CORAL_SEA>>>.		68
	GULF_OF_RIGA	Gulf of Riga as defined in [LOS, 2.5]. The Gulf of Riga is situated in the eastern part of the <<<BALTIC_SEA>>>, partially surrounded by Latvia.		69
	GULF_OF_ST_LAWRENCE	Gulf of St. Lawrence as defined in [LOS, 1.13]. The Gulf of St. Lawrence is situated in Canada, generally between the <COAST>s of Quebec, Labrador, Island of Newfoundland, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.		70
	GULF_OF_SUEZ	Gulf of Suez as defined in [LOS, 5.2]. The Gulf of Suez is situated north-westward and adjacent to the <<<RED_SEA>>>, generally bounded by the <COAST>s of Africa and the Sinai Peninsula.		71
	GULF_OF_THAILAND	Gulf of Thailand as defined in [LOS, 6.3]. The Gulf of Thailand is situated south-westward and adjacent to the <<<SOUTH_CHINA_SEA>>>, generally bounded by the <COAST>s of West Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia and Viet Nam.		72
	GULF_OF_TOMINI	Gulf of Tomini as defined in [LOS, 6.20]. The Gulf of Tomini is situated westward and adjacent to the <<<MALUKU_SEA>>>, generally bounded on the north, the west and the south by the north-eastern <COAST> of Sulawesi.		73
	GULF_OF_TONKIN	Gulf of Tonkin as defined in [LOS, 6.2]. The Gulf of AlasTonkinka is situated north-westward and adjacent to the <<<SOUTH_CHINA_SEA>>>, generally bounded by the <COAST>s of Viet Nam and China, and the western <COAST> of Hai-nan Tao (China).		74
	HALMAHERA_SEA	Halmahera Sea as defined in [LOS, 6.18]. The Halmahera Sea is situated generally between Halmahera and Irian Jaya, bounded by the North Pacific Ocean on the east and by the <<<CERAM_SEA>>> on the south.		75
	HUDSON_BAY	Hudson Bay as defined in [LOS, 9.11]. The Hudson Bay is situated off the north-eastern part of the North American continent and is generally bounded on the east, the south and the west by the northern <COAST> of Canada, and connected on the north with the <<<NORTHWESTERN_PASSAGES>>> and the <<<HUDSON_STRAIT>>>.		76
	HUDSON_STRAIT	Hudson Strait as defined in [LOS, 9.10]. The Hudson Strait is situated between the northern <COAST> of Quebec and the southern <COAST> of Baffin Island, and generally links <<<HUDSON_BAY>>> with <<<DAVIS_STRAIT>>>.		77
	ICELAND_SEA	Iceland Sea as defined in [LOS, 9.8]. The Iceland Sea is generally limited by the <<<GREENLAND_SEA>>> to the north, the <<<NORWEGIAN_SEA>>> to the east, the Atlantic Ocean to the west and the <COAST> of northern and eastern Iceland and further east by the Atlantic Ocean.		78
	INNER_SEAS	Inner Seas off the west <COAST> of Scotland as defined in [LOS, 1.3]. The Inner Seas are situated generally between the western <COAST> of Scotland, the eastern <COAST>s of the Outer Hebrides Islands, and the northern <COAST> of Ireland.		79
	IONIAN_SEA	Ionian Sea as defined in [LOS, 3.1.2.3]. The Ionian Sea is situated generally between the eastern <COAST> of Sicilia and the southern <COAST> of Italy on the west, and the western <COAST> of Greece on the east.		80
	IRISH_SEA_AND_ST_GEORGES- _CHANNEL	Irish Sea and St. George's Channel as defined in [LOS, 1.4]. The Irish Sea and St. George's Channel are situated generally between the eastern <COAST> of Ireland and the western <COAST>s of Scotland, England and Wales.		81
	JAWA_SEA	Jawa Sea as defined in [LOS, 6.7]. The Jawa Sea is situated generally between the southern <COAST> of Kalimantan and the northern <COAST> of Jawa.		82
	JOSEPH_BONAPARTE_GULF	Joseph Bonaparte Gulf as defined in [LOS, 5.14.1]. The Joseph Bonaparte Gulf is generally an indentation of the <<<TIMOR_SEA>>> into the north-western <COAST> of Australia.		83
	KARA_SEA	Kara Sea as defined in [LOS, 9.3]. The Kara Sea is situated generally off the northern <COAST> of Russia.		84
	KATTEGAT	Kattegat as defined in [LOS, 2.9]. The Kattegat is a wide <MARINE_STRAIT> situated in the north-western part of the <<<BALTIC_SEA>>>, generally between the <<<SKAGERRAK>>> and <<<THE_SOUND>>>, <<<STOREBAELT>>> and <<<LILLEBAELT>>> and between the eastern <COAST> of Denmark and the south-western <COAST> of Sweden.		85
	LABRADOR_SEA	Labrador Sea as defined in [LOS, 1.14]. The Labrador Sea is situated in the north-western part of the North Atlantic Ocean, generally between the eastern <COAST>s of Labrador and the Island of Newfoundland (Canada) and the southern extremity of Greenland.		86
	LAKSHADWEEP_SEA	Lakshadweep Sea as defined in [LOS, 5.9]. The Lakshadweep Sea is generally bounded by the Lakshadweep and Maldives Islands on the west, and by the south-western <COAST>s of India and Sri Lanka on the east.		87
	LAPTEV_SEA	Laptev Sea as defined in [LOS, 9.2]. The Laptev Sea is situated generally off the northern <COAST> of Russia.		88
	LAZAREV_SEA	Lazarev Sea as defined in [LOS, 10.2]. The Lazarev Sea is situated generally adjacent to the Prinsesse Astrid Coast of Dronning Maud Land.		89
	LIAODONG_WAN	Liaodong Wan as defined in [LOS, 7.4.2]. The Liaodong Wan is situated in the <<<YELLOW_SEA>>>, generally north-east of and adjacent to the <<<BO_HAI>>> and bounded by the <COAST> of China.		90
	LIGURE_SEA	Ligure Sea as defined in [LOS, 3.1.1.4]. The Ligure Sea is situated generally between the north-western <COAST> of Italy and the northern extremity of Corse.		91
	LILLEBAELT	Lillebaelt (The Little Belt) as defined in [LOS, 2.8]. The Lillebaelt is situated generally in the south-western part of the <<<BALTIC_SEA>>>, between the eastern <COAST>s of Denmark and Germany and the Danish islands of Fyn, Langeland and Aero.		92
	LINCOLN_SEA	Lincoln Sea as defined in [LOS, 9.13]. The Lincoln Sea is situated generally between the northern <COAST>s of Ellesmere Island and Greenland.		93
	MAKASSAR_STRAIT	Makassar Strait as defined in [LOS, 6.8]. The Makassar Sea is situated generally between the eastern <COAST> of Kalimantan and the western <COAST> of Sulawesi, and links the <<<JAWA_SEA>>> and the <<<SULAWESI_SEA>>>.		94
	MALACCA_STRAIT	Malacca Strait as defined in [LOS, 6.5]. The Malacca Sea is situated generally between the <COAST>s of Thailand and West Malaysia on the north and the <COAST> of Sumatra on the south.		95
	MALUKU_SEA	Maluku Sea as defined in [LOS, 6.19]. The Maluku Sea is generally bounded on the north by Sangihe and Talaud, on the east by Halmahera, on the south by Obi Mayor, Mangoli and Taliabu, and on the west by the north-eastern <COAST> of Sulawesi.		96
	MAWSON_SEA	Mawson Sea as defined in [LOS, 10.7]. The Mawson Sea is situated generally adjacent to the Knox Coast, off the Shackleton Ice Shelf and eastward of Cape Poinsett.		97
	MCMURDO_SOUND	McMurdo Sound as defined in [LOS, 10.10.1]. The McMurdo Sea is situated generally between Ross Island and the Antarctic mainland <COAST>.		98
	MEDITERRANEAN_SEA	Mediterranean Sea as defined in [LOS, 3.1]. The Mediterranean Sea is generally bounded by the <COAST>s of southern Europe, western Asia and north Africa, opening only, on the west, to the North Atlantic Ocean through the Strait of Gibraltar and, on the north-east, to the <<<SEA_OF_MARMARA>>> through the Dardanelles.		99
	MOZAMBIQUE_CHANNEL	Mozambique Channel as defined in [LOS, 5.1]. The Mozambique Channel is the wide passage situated on the eastern <COAST> of Africa generally between the <COAST>s of Mozambique and Madagascar.		100
	NATUNA_SEA	Natuna Sea as defined in [LOS, 6.4]. The Natuna Sea is situated generally between the north-eastern <COAST> of Sumatra and the western <COAST> of Kalimantan.		101
	NORTH_SEA	North Sea as defined in [LOS, 1.2]. The North Sea is situated generally between the eastern <COAST>s of the British Isles and the western <COAST> of Europe.		102
	NORTHWESTERN_PASSAGES	Northwestern Passages as defined in [LOS, 9.14]. The Northwestern Passages are situated generally between the northern <COAST> of Canada and the off-lying islands of the Northwest Territories of Canada.		103
	NORWEGIAN_SEA	Norwegian Sea as defined in [LOS, 9.7]. The Norwegian Sea is situated off the western <COAST> of Norway and is generally bounded by the southern extremity of the Svalbard on the north, by Jan Mayen on the west, and by Fugloy on the south-west.		104
	PALK_STRAIT_AND_BAY	Palk Strait and Palk Bay as defined in [LOS, 5.11]. The Palk Strait and Palk Bay are situated south-westward and adjacent to the <<<BAY_OF_BENGAL>>> and are generally bounded by the <COAST> of India on the north-west and by the north-western <COAST> of Sri Lanka on the south-east.		105
	PERSIAN_GULF	Persian Gulf, or Arabian Gulf, as defined in [LOS, 5.6]. The Persian Gulf is generally bounded by the <COAST>s of Oman, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq and Iran.		106
	PHILIPPINE_SEA	Philippine Sea as defined in [LOS, 7.1]. The Philippine Sea is situated in the south-western part of the North Pacific Ocean, and is generally bounded by the Philippine Islands and the eastern <COAST> of T'ai-wan on the west, by the Nansei Shoto on the north-west, by the southern <COAST> of Japan on the north, and by the Marianas on the east.		107
	RED_SEA	Red Sea as defined in [LOS, 5.4]. The Red Sea is situated generally between the <COAST>s of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.		108
	RIISER_LARSEN_SEA	Riiser-Larsen Sea as defined in [LOS, 10.3]. The Riiser-Larsen Sea is situated generally adjacent to the Prinsesse Ragnhild Coast of Dronning Maud Land.		109
	RIO_DE_LA_PLATA	Rio de la Plata as defined in [LOS, 4.1]. The Rio de la Plata is the mouth of a large <RIVER> between the <COAST>s of Uruguay and Argentina, limited on the south-east by the South Atlantic Ocean.		110
	ROSS_SEA	Ross Sea as defined in [LOS, 10.10]. The Ross Sea is a major indentation on the eastern side of Antarctica, largely surrounded by the Antarctic shoreline, of which a major part is the edge of the Ross Ice Shelf.		111
	SAWU_SEA	Sawu Sea as defined in [LOS, 6.12]. The Sawu Sea is generally bounded on the north by Flores, Kawula, Pantar and Alor Islands, and on the south by Pulau Sumba, Dana, Roti and Timor.		112
	SCOTIA_SEA	Scotia Sea as defined in [LOS, 4.2]. The Scotia Sea is generally bounded by the south-eastern extremity of South America and the South Shetland Islands on the west and by South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands to the north and east.		113
	SEA_OF_AZOV	Sea of Azov as defined in [LOS, 3.4]. The Sea of Azov is a shallow enclosed <SEA> situated north-east of the <<<BLACK_SEA>>> and generally bounded by the <COAST>s of Russia and Ukraine, connected only with the <<<BLACK_SEA>>> through the Kerch Strait on the south.		114
	SEA_OF_CRETE	Sea of Crete, the southern part of the <<<AEGEAN_SEA>>>, located between Crete to the south and the Cyclades to the north.		115
	SEA_OF_JAPAN	Sea of Japan as defined in [LOS, 7.6]. The Sea of Japan is situated generally between the Asian <COAST> and the islands of Japan and Sakhalin.		116
	SEA_OF_MARMARA	Sea of Marmara as defined in [LOS, 3.2]. The Sea of Marmara is an enclosed <SEA> situated generally in the north-western part of Turkey, connected through the Bosporus with the <<<BLACK_SEA>>> on the north-east, and through the Dardanelles with the <<<AEGEAN_SEA>>> on the south-west.		117
	SEA_OF_OKHOTSK	Sea of Okhotsk as defined in [LOS, 7.7]. The Sea of Okhotsk is situated in the north-western part of the North Pacific Ocean and is generally bounded by the <COAST>s of Ostrov Sakhalin, mainland Russia, Kuril'skiye Ostrova and Hokkaido.		118
	SETO_NAIKAI	Seto Naikai as defined in [LOS, 7.5]. The Seto Naikai is a small enclosed <SEA> situated in Japan and generally bounded on the north and the east by the southern <COAST> of Honshu, and on the south by the northern <COAST>s of Shikoku and Kyushu, connected through the Kanmon Kaikyo with the <<<SEA_OF_JAPAN>>> in the west, and through Bungo Suido and Kii Suido with the <<<PHILIPPINE_SEA>>> in the south.		119
	SINGAPORE_STRAIT	Singapore Strait as defined in [LOS, 6.5.1]. The Singapore Strait is generally bounded on the north by the southern <COAST>s of the Malay Peninsula and Singapore Island, and on the south by the northern <COAST>s of the islands of Karimun Kecil, Pemping Besar, Batam and Bintan.		120
	SKAGERRAK	Skagerrak as defined in [LOS, 1.1]. The Skagerrak is a wide <MARINE_STRAIT> linking the <<<NORTH_SEA>>> and the <<<BALTIC_SEA>>>.		121
	SODRUZHETSVA_SEA	Sodruzhetsva (Cooperation) Sea as defined in [LOS, 10.5]. The Sodruzhetsva is situated generally adjacent to the Antarctic Continent <COAST> between Enderby Land and the West Ice Shelf.		122
	SOLOMON_SEA	Solomon Sea as defined in [LOS, 8.2]. The Solomon Sea is situated generally between the eastern <COAST> of Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands.		123
	SOMOV_SEA	Somov Sea as defined in [LOS, 10.9]. The Somov Sea is situated generally adjacent to George V Land and Oates Land and is partially encompassed by the Balleny Islands.		124
	SOUND_SEA	Sound Sea as defined in [LOS, 2.4]. The Sound Sea is situated generally in the eastern part of the Baltic Region, west of Estonia.		125
	SOUTH_CHINA_SEA	South China Sea as defined in [LOS, 6.1]. The South China Sea generally borders the <COAST> of China.		126
	STOREBAELT	Storebaelt (The Great Belt) as defined in [LOS, 2.7]. The Storebaelt is situated in the south-western part of the <<<BALTIC_SEA>>>, generally between the Danish islands of Sjaelland and Lolland on the east, and Fyn and Langeland on the west.		127
	STRAIT_OF_GIBRALTAR	Strait of Gibraltar as defined in [LOS, 3.1.1.1]. The Strait of Gibraltar is situated between the southern <COAST> of Spain and the northern <COAST> of Morocco, linking the North Atlantic Ocean and the <<<MEDITERRANEAN_SEA>>>.		128
	STRAIT_OF_SICILIA	Strait of Sicilia as defined in [LOS, 3.1.2.2]. The Strait of Sicilia is situated generally between the southern <COAST> of Sicilia and the eastern <COAST> of Tunisia.		129
	SULAWESI_SEA	Sulawesi Sea, situated generally between the Sulu Archipelago and Mindinao to the north, Kalimantan to the west, the <<<MAKASSAR_STRAIT>>> and Sulawesi to the south, and the northern part of the <<<MALUKU_SEA>>> to the west.		130
	SULU_SEA	Sulu Sea as defined in [LOS, 6.22]. The Sulu Sea is generally bounded on the north by Mindoro, on the east by Panay, Negros and Mindanao on the south by the north-eastern <COAST> of Sabah (East Malaysia), and on the west by Palawan.		131
	SUMBA_STRAIT	Sumba Strait as defined in [LOS, 6.11]. The Sumba Sea is generally bounded on the south by Sumba and on the north by Sumbawa and Flores, linking the Indian Ocean and the <<<SAWU_SEA>>> with the <<<FLORES_SEA>>>.		132
	SUNDA_STRAIT	Sunda Strait as defined in [LOS, 6.6]. The Sunda Sea is situated generally between the Sumatra and Jawa Islands, linking the Indian Ocean with the <<<JAWA_SEA>>>.		133
	TAI_WAN_STRAIT	T'ai-wan Strait as defined in [LOS, 7.2]. The T'ai-wan Strait is a wide passage situated between the <COAST>s of mainland China and T'ai-wan, linking the <<<EAST_CHINA_SEA>>> and the <<<SOUTH_CHINA_SEA>>>.		134
	TASMAN_SEA	Tasman Sea as defined in [LOS, 8.4]. The Tasman Sea is situated generally between the south-eastern <COAST> of Australia and New Zealand in the east and west, and between the <<<CORAL_SEA>>> and the Antarctic (or Southern) Ocean to the north and south.		135
	TATARSKIY_PROLIV	Tatarskiy Proliv as defined in [LOS, 7.6.1]. The Tatarskiy Proliv is situated at the northern end of the <<<SEA_OF_JAPAN>>>, generally between the <COAST>s of mainland Russia and Ostrov Sakhalin, connected on the north and through the Proliv Nevel'skogo, with the <<<SEA_OF_OKHOTSK>>>.		136
	THE_SOUND	The Sound as defined in [LOS, 2.6]. The Sound is situated in the south-western part of the <<<BALTIC_SEA>>>, generally between the Danish island of Sjaelland and the south-western <COAST> of Sweden.		137
	TIMOR_SEA	Timor Sea as defined in [LOS, 5.14]. The Timor Sea is a component of the Indian Ocean situated generally between the north-west <COAST>s of Australia and Timor.		138
	TIRRENO_SEA	Tirreno Sea as defined in [LOS, 3.1.1.5]. The Tirreno Sea is situated in the <<<MEDITERRANEAN_SEA>>> generally between the western <COAST> of Italy, the northern <COAST> of Sicilia and the eastern <COAST>s of Sardegna and Corse.		139
	TORRES_STRAIT	Torres Strait as defined in [LOS, 8.3.1]. The Torres Strait is situated in the <<<CORAL_SEA>>> generally between the southern <COAST> of Papua New Guinea and north-eastern Australia.		140
	TRYOSHNIKOVA_GULF	Tryoshnikova Gulf as defined in [LOS, 10.6.1]. The Tryoshnikova Gulf is situated generally in the southern part of the <<<DAVIS_SEA>>>.		141
	TYRRHENIAN_SEA	Tyrrhenian Sea, situated in the <<<MEDITERRANEAN_SEA>>> off the western <COAST> of Italy, generally bounded on the west by Corsica and Sardinia, on the north by Liguria, and on the east by Tuscany, Latium, Campania, and Calabria.		142
	WEDDELL_SEA	Weddell Sea as defined in [LOS, 10.1]. The Weddell Sea is a major indentation on the north-west <COAST> of Antarctica generally between the Antarctic Peninsula on the west and the main body of Antarctica to the south.		143
	WESTERN_BASIN_MEDITERRANEAN- _SEA	Mediterranean Sea, Western Basin as defined in [LOS, 3.1.1]. The Western Basin of the Mediterranean Sea is generally bounded by the <COAST>s of Spain, France, Monaco and Italy on the north and the east, and by the <COAST>s of Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco on the south.		144
	WHITE_SEA	White Sea as defined in [LOS, 9.5]. The White Sea is situated southward and adjacent to the <<<BARENTS_SEA>>> and is generally bounded by the north-western <COAST> of Russia.		145
	YELLOW_SEA	Yellow Sea as defined in [LOS, 7.4]. The Yellow Sea is situated north-westward and adjacent to the <<<EAST_CHINA_SEA>>>, generally between the <COAST> of China and the western <COAST> of Korea and includes the <<<BO_HAI>>> and <<<LIAODONG_WAN>>>.		146
SEA_STATE_CATEGORY		The roughness of a <WATERBODY_SURFACE> in terms of the Douglas sea-state scale, a <SYSTEM> of categorized mean <WATER_WAVE> heights; sea state category.
	CALM_GLASSY	0 metre <<MAXIMUM_WAVE_HEIGHT>>; calm or glassy.		1
	CALM_RIPPLED	Greater than 0 metre and less than or equal to 0,10 metres <<MAXIMUM_WAVE_HEIGHT>>; calm or rippled.		2
	SMOOTH_WAVELETS	Greater than 0,10 metre and less than or equal to 0,50 metre <<MAXIMUM_WAVE_HEIGHT>>; smooth wavelets.		3
	SLIGHT	Greater than 0,50 metre and less than or equal to 1,25 metres <<MAXIMUM_WAVE_HEIGHT>>; slight.		4
	MODERATE	Greater than 1,25 metres and less than or equal to 2,50 metres <<MAXIMUM_WAVE_HEIGHT>>; moderate.		5
	ROUGH	Greater than 2,50 metres and less than or equal to 4,00 metres <<MAXIMUM_WAVE_HEIGHT>>; rough.		6
	VERY_ROUGH	Greater than 4,00 metres and less than or equal to 6,00 metres <<MAXIMUM_WAVE_HEIGHT>>; very rough.		7
	HIGH	Greater than 6,00 metres and less than or equal to 9,00 metres <<MAXIMUM_WAVE_HEIGHT>>; high.		8
	VERY_HIGH	Greater than 9,00 metres and less than or equal to 14,00 metres <<MAXIMUM_WAVE_HEIGHT>>; very high.		9
	PHENOMENAL	Greater than 14,00 metres metre <<MAXIMUM_WAVE_HEIGHT>>; phenomenal.		10
SEASON		The division of the year (one of four) marked by the passage of the <SUN> through an equinox or solstice; season.
	SPRING	The first season of the year, or that between winter and summer, reckoned astronomically from the vernal equinox to the summer solstice; spring [SOED, "spring", 6.b]. EXAMPLE     In the northern hemisphere, nominally from March 21 to June 21.		1
	SUMMER	The second and warmest season of the year, coming between spring and autumn; summer [SOED, "summer", 1.a]. Summer is reckoned astronomically from the summer solstice to the autumnal equinox. EXAMPLE     In the northern hemisphere, nominally from June 21 to September 21.		2
	AUTUMN	The third season of the year, or that between summer and winter, reckoned astronomically from the autumnal equinox to the winter solstice; autumn [SOED, "autumn", 1.a]. EXAMPLE     In the northern hemisphere, nominally from September 21 to December 21.		3
	WINTER	The fourth and coldest season of the year, coming between autumn and spring; winter [SOED, "winter", 1.a]. Winter is reckoned astronomically from the winter solstice to the vernal equinox. EXAMPLE     In the northern hemisphere, nominally from December 21 to March 21.		4
SEASONAL_TENT_LOCATION		The season in which the <TENT>s of a nomadic people are at a given <LOCATION>.
	SUMMER	Summer.		1
	WINTER	Winter.		2
SECONDARY_MATERIAL- _CHARACTERISTIC		The characteristics of the composition of the secondary <MATERIAL> of an <OBJECT>.
	BROKEN	Broken.		1
	CALCAREOUS	Calcareous.		2
	COARSE	Coarse.		3
	DECAYED	Decayed.		4
	FINE_PARTICLES	Fine, minute <PARTICLE>s.		5
	FLINTY	Flinty.		6
	GLACIAL	Glacial.		7
	GRITTY	Gritty.		8
	GROUND	Ground.		9
	HARD	Hard.		10
	LARGE_PARTICLES	Large sized <PARTICLE>s.		11
	MEDIUM_PARTICLES	Medium sized <PARTICLE>s.		12
	ROCKY	Rocky.		13
	ROTTEN	Rotten.		14
	SMALL_PARTICLES	Small sized <PARTICLE>s.		15
	SOFT	Soft.		16
	SPECKLED	Speckled.		17
	STICKY	Sticky.		18
	STIFF	Stiff.		19
	STREAKY	Streaky.		20
	TENACIOUS	Tenacious.		21
	UNEVEN	Uneven.		22
	VARIED	Varied.		23
	VOLCANIC	Volcanic.		24
SECONDARY_MATERIAL_TYPE		The type of composition of the secondary <MATERIAL> of an <OBJECT>.
	ASH	Ash.		1
	ASPHALT	Asphalt.		2
	BOULDER	<BOULDER>.		3
	CHALK	Chalk.		4
	CINDER	Cinder.		5
	CIRRIPEDIA	Cirripedia.		6
	CLAY	Clay.		7
	CLAY_TILE	Clay tile.		8
	COBBLE	Cobble.		9
	COKE	Coke.		10
	CONCRETE	Concrete.		11
	CORAL	<CORAL>.		12
	CORAL_HEAD	A rounded often knobby protuberance of coralline <MATERIAL> on the submerged portion of a coral <REEF> or in close proximity to it; coral head [MWCD, "coral head"].		13
	DIATOMACEOUS_EARTH	Diatomaceous earth.		14
	EVAPORITE	Evaporite.		15
	FABRIC	Fabric.		16
	FORAMINIFERA	Foraminifera.		17
	FUCUS	Fucus.		18
	GLASS_REINFORCED_PLASTIC	Glass reinforced plastic.		19
	GLOBIGERINA	Globigerina.		20
	GRASS	<GRASS>.		21
	GRAVEL	Gravel.		22
	GROUND	Ground.		23
	LAVA	Lava.		24
	LOESS	Loess.		25
	MADREPORE	Madrepore.		26
	MANGANESE	Manganese.		27
	MARL	Marl.		28
	MATTE	Matte.		29
	MUD	Mud.		30
	MUSSEL	Mussel.		31
	NONE_REPORTED	None reported.		32
	OOZE	Ooze.		33
	OYSTER	Oyster.		34
	PEBBLE	Pebble.		35
	PLANT_MATERIAL	Covered with plant <MATERIAL> (for example: straw and/or tall coarse <GRASS>), possibly also containing the slices of <SOIL> to which the plant <MATERIAL> is attached.		36
	POLYZOA	Polyzoa.		37
	PTEROPOD	Pteropod.		38
	PUMICE	Pumice.		39
	QUARTZ	Quartz.		40
	RADIOLARIAN	Radiolarian.		41
	ROCK	<ROCK>.		42
	RUBBER	Rubber.		43
	SAND	<SAND>.		44
	SCHIST	Schist.		45
	SCORIA	Scoria.		46
	SEA_TANGLE	Sea-tangle.		47
	SEAWEED	<SEAWEED>.		48
	SHELL	Shell.		49
	SHINGLE	Shingle.		50
	SILT	Silt.		51
	SOIL	<SOIL>.		52
	SPICULE	Spicule.		53
	SPONGE	Sponge.		54
	STONE	Stone.		55
	THATCH	Thatch.		56
	TUFA	Tufa.		57
	URANIUM	Uranium.		58
	VEGETATION_PRODUCT	Incorporates <VEGETATION>; vegetation product.		59
	VINYL	Vinyl.		60
	VOLCANIC	Volcanic.		61
	VOLCANIC_ASH	Volcanic ash.		62
	WATER	<WATER>.		63
	WOOD	Wood.		64
	ZINC	Zinc.		65
SECONDARY_SURFACE_THERMAL- _CONDITION		The physical boundary condition at the secondary <SURFACE> of an <OBJECT>, generally the top, front, or outer side of a layer of <MATERIAL>, that accounts for the thermal interface of an <OBJECT> with the environment at that <SURFACE>; secondary surface thermal condition.
	AERODYNAMICALLY_HEATED	Heated by motion relative to surrounding <AIR>; aerodynamically heated.		1
	AMB_AIR_AMB_SPEED_INFLUENCED	<<<AMB_AIR_INFLUENCED>>> and significantly influenced by <<WIND_SPEED>>.		2
	AMB_AIR_FIXED	Fixed to ambient <<AIR_TEMPERATURE>>.		3
	AMB_AIR_INFLUENCED	Significantly influenced by ambient <<AIR_TEMPERATURE>>.		4
	AMB_TEMP_LOCAL_AIR_INFLUENCED	<<<AMB_AIR_INFLUENCED>>> and significantly influenced by local <<WIND_SPEED>>.		5
	ARTIFICIAL_STEADY_STATE	Artificially heated or cooled to a steady state <<TEMPERATURE>>.		6
	ENGINE_INFLUENCED	Significantly influenced by heat-generating engines.		7
	EXTREMELY_HOT_FORCED	Forced to extremely hot <<TEMPERATURE>>.		8
	FIXED_SURFACE_TEMP	Fixed <<SURFACE_TEMPERATURE>>.		9
	GROUND_TEMP_INFLUENCED	Significantly influenced by ground <<TEMPERATURE>>.		10
	LOCAL_AIR_TEMP_SPEED- _INFLUENCED	Significantly influenced by local <<AIR_TEMPERATURE>> and speed.		11
	ROOM_TEMP_FORCED	Artificially heated or cooled to the <<AIR_TEMPERATURE>> in a <ROOM>; room temperature forced.		12
	WARMED_PASSIVELY	Warmed by trapping heat or being near hot heat sources; warmed passively.		13
SECURITY_LEVEL		The highest level of security associated with an <OBJECT>.
	US_UNCLASSIFIED	(United States) Official matter that does not require the application of security safeguards, but the disclosure of which may be subject to control for other reasons; US unclassified.		1
	US_CONFIDENTIAL	(United States) National security information or material that requires protection and the unauthorized disclosure of which could reasonably be expected to cause damage to the national security; US confidential.		2
	US_RESTRICTED	(United States) All information concerning: a. design, manufacture, or use of atomic <WEAPON>s; b. the production of special nuclear material; or c. the use of special nuclear material in the production of energy; US restricted.		3
	US_SECRET	(United States) National security information or material that requires a substantial degree of protection and the unauthorized disclosure of which could reasonably be expected to cause serious damage to the national security; US secret.		4
	US_TOP_SECRET	(United States) National security information or material that requires the highest degree of protection and the unauthorized disclosure of which could reasonably be expected to cause exceptionally grave damage to the national security; US top secret.		5
SECURITY_LOCK_TYPE		The type of a security lock.
	CIPHER	A pushbutton activated combination locking <DEVICE> for a <DOOR>; cipher.		1
	DOUBLE_CYLINDER_CYLINDRICAL	Bored with a cylindrical case into which a separate latch bolt case fits and a key actuated cylinder on both the exterior and interior of the <DOOR>; double cylinder cylindrical.		2
	ELECTROMAGNETIC	An electrically powered magnet mounted to the frame of a <DOOR> in alignment with a steel plate; electromagnetic.		3
	INTERIOR_DRAWBOLT	Interior draw bolt.		4
	INTERIOR_LATCH	Interior latch.		5
	MORTISED	Designed to fit in a mortise in the edge of a <DOOR>.		6
	NO_LOCK	No lock is present.		7
	PADLOCK	A detachable lock designed to hang on the <OBJECT> fastened, having a pivoted or sliding shackle for passing through a staple or ring, before being locked into a <DEVICE> resembling a socket; padlock [SOED, "padlock", A].		8
	PRIVACY	A push button or other mechanism on one side and an emergency release on the other; privacy.		9
	SINGLE_CYLINDER_CYLINDRICAL	Bored with a cylindrical case into which a separate latch bolt case fits and a key actuated cylinder on the exterior of the <DOOR>; single cylinder cylindrical.		10
SECURITY_SYSTEM_TYPE		The type of <SENSOR>s in a security system.
	ALARM_SCREEN	Standard screen for a <WINDOW> with <WIRE>s designed to detect the screen being cut; alarm screen.		1
	AUDIO_DETECTOR	A <SENSOR> that detects specific sound patterns normally present during attempts to penetrate <WINDOW>s, <DOOR>s, <WALL>s, <ROOM_CEILING>s and <FLOOR>s; audio detector. This <SENSOR> differs from a microphone that listens to all sounds and can be used to remotely "listen in" to events within its area of sensitivity.		2
	DOOR_SWITCH	A <SENSOR> that detects the open or closed condition of a <DOOR> or <GATE>; door switch.		3
	MOTION_SENSOR	A <SENSOR> that detects motion within its range of sensitivity.		4
	PRESSURE_PAD	A <SENSOR> that detects an increase or decrease in pressure (e.g., a <HUMAN> standing on the pad or a material <OBJECT> being removed from the pad).		5
	VIBRATION_SENSOR	A <SENSOR> that detects vibrations generated during forced entry or an attempted forced entry.		6
	WINDOW_FOIL	A thin electric-current carrying lead tape that is applied to a <SURFACE> and that breaks when the <SURFACE> (e.g., a <SURFACE> made of glass) to which it is applied is violated; window foil.		7
	HEAT_SENSOR	A <SENSOR> that detects when the <<TEMPERATURE>> at the <SENSOR> either reaches a preset limit or increases at a preset rate; heat sensor.		8
SERVICE_BRANCH		The branch of a military service or organization.
	AIR_FORCE	A military force organized for conducting operations in the <AIR>; air force.		1
	ARMY	A body of <HUMAN>s armed for war on <LAND>; army [SOED, "army", I.2].		2
	COASTGUARD	A naval force employed to guard the <COAST>, and often responsible for the safety, order, and operation of marine traffic in neighbouring waters; coastguard [SOED, "coastguard"].		3
	JOINT	Connotes activities, operations, organizations, and so on, in which elements of two or more Military Departments participate; joint.		4
	MARINES	A class of <MILITARY_PERSONNEL> serving on shipboard or in close association with a naval force; marines.		5
	NAVY	A regularly organized and maintained naval force; navy [SOED, "navy", 3.a].		6
SEWER_TYPE		The type of a <SEWER>.
	COMBINED	Carries both <<<SANITARY>>> and <<<STORM>>> sewage; combined.		1
	SANITARY	Carries sewage and excludes storm, surface, and ground <WATER>; sanitary.		2
	STORM	Carries rain <WATER>, surface <WATER>, subsurface <WATER> and similar liquid wastes; storm.		3
SHIPPING_NOISE_MEASUREMENT- _STATUS		The measurement status of a shipping noise level in a <WATERBODY>, typically taken at 50 hertz.
	MEASURED	Based on a measurement; measured.		1
	NOT_MEASURED	Not <<<MEASURED>>>.		2
SHIPPING_NOISE_SEASON_TYPE		The seasonally adjusted acoustic noise characteristics (for example: spectral class, standard deviation, and/or decibels per octave roll-off) in a <WATERBODY> due to distant shipping; shipping noise season type.
	JANUARY_SUMMER	January, use summer parameters.		1
	JANUARY_WINTER	January, use winter parameters.		2
	FEBRUARY_SUMMER	February, use summer parameters.		3
	FEBRUARY_WINTER	February, use winter parameters.		4
	MARCH_SUMMER	March, use summer parameters.		5
	MARCH_WINTER	March, use winter parameters.		6
	APRIL_SUMMER	April, use summer parameters.		7
	APRIL_WINTER	April, use winter parameters.		8
	MAY_SUMMER	May, use summer parameters.		9
	MAY_WINTER	May, use winter parameters.		10
	JUNE_SUMMER	June, use summer parameters.		11
	JUNE_WINTER	June, use winter parameters.		12
	JULY_SUMMER	July, use summer parameters.		13
	JULY_WINTER	July, use winter parameters.		14
	AUGUST_SUMMER	August, use summer parameters.		15
	AUGUST_WINTER	August, use winter parameters.		16
	SEPTEMBER_SUMMER	September, use summer parameters.		17
	SEPTEMBER_WINTER	September, use winter parameters.		18
	OCTOBER_SUMMER	October, use summer parameters.		19
	OCTOBER_WINTER	October, use winter parameters.		20
	NOVEMBER_SUMMER	November, use summer parameters.		21
	NOVEMBER_WINTER	November, use winter parameters.		22
	DECEMBER_SUMMER	December, use summer parameters.		23
	DECEMBER_WINTER	December, use winter parameters.		24
SHORELINE_PHYSIOGRAPHY		The topography and types of <MATERIAL> found on a <SHORE>; shoreline physiography.
	ARTIFICIAL	Artificial.		1
	FLAT	Level with no obvious topographic features; flat.		2
	GLACIER	Consisting of the projecting seaward extension of a <GLACIER>, usually afloat. This is also called a glacier tongue.		3
	HILLOCKS	Hillocks.		4
	ICE_COAST	Consisting of a vertical <CLIFF> forming the seaward edge of an <ICE_SHELF>, ranging in height from 2 metres to 50 metres or more above MSL; ice coast.		5
	SANDY	Consisting of <SAND>; sandy.		6
	SHINGLY	Consisting of rounded, often flat, water-worn fragments of <ROCK> larger than approximately 16 millimetres; shingly.		7
	STEEP	Backed by <CLIFF>s of <ROCK> or <SOIL>, gives a good radar return and is useful for visual identification from a considerable distance away, where <CLIFF>s alternate with low lying <COAST> along the <SHORELINE>; steep.		8
	STEEP_COAST	Steep <COAST>.		9
	STONY	Consisting of fragments of <ROCK>, ranging in size from pebbles and gravel to <BOULDER>s or large masses; stony.		10
	STONY_SHINGLY_MIX	Mixed <<<STONY>>> and <<<SHINGLY>>>.		11
SHORELINE_TYPE		The type of physical characteristics of a <SHORELINE>.
	CORAL	Consisting of a <REEF> often of large extent, composed chiefly of <CORAL> and its derivatives; coral.		1
	ICE	Consisting of a vertical <CLIFF> forming the seaward edge of an <ICE_SHELF>, ranging in height from 2 metres to 50 metres or more above MSL; ice.		2
	MANGROVE	Consisting of one of several genera of tropical <TREE>s or <SHRUB>s which produce many prop roots and grow along low-lying <COAST>s into shallow <WATER>; mangrove.		3
	MARSHY	Consisting of spongy <LAND> saturated with <WATER>, which may have a shallow covering of <WATER>, usually with a considerable amount of vegetation appearing above the <SURFACE>; marshy.		4
	ROCKY	Consisting of fragments of <ROCK>, ranging in size from pebbles and gravel to <BOULDER>s and large masses; rocky.		5
	RUBBLE	Consisting of <RUBBLE>.		6
	SANDY	Consisting of <SAND>; sandy.		7
	SHELLY	Consisting of the shells of marine <ANIMAL>s; shelly.		8
	SHINGLY	Consisting of rounded, often flat, water-worn fragments of <ROCK> larger than approximately 16 millimetres; shingly.		9
	STONY	Consisting of fragments of <ROCK>, ranging in size from pebbles and gravel to small masses; stony.		10
	STONY_SHINGLY_MIX	Mixed <<<STONY>>> and <<<SHINGLY>>>.		11
SIDES_VISIBLE		The sides of an <OBJECT> that are visible.
	BOTH_SIDES	Both left and right sides.		1
	LEFT	Only the left side.		2
	RIGHT	Only the right side.		3
SNOW_DEPTH_CATEGORY		A category describing the <<SNOW_ONLY_DEPTH>>.
	NONE_PRESENT	No <SNOW_GROUND_COVER> is present; none present.		1
	TRACE	<SNOW_GROUND_COVER> less than 1 centimetre deep; trace. The visual appearance of the original landscape predominates.		2
	SLIGHT	<SNOW_GROUND_COVER> greater than or equal to 1 centimetre deep and less than or equal to 2 centimetres deep; slight. The white colour of the <SNOW_PRECIPITATION> predominates but the visual appearance of the original landscape is still evident.		3
	ANY	Any <<THICKNESS>> of <SNOW_GROUND_COVER> greater than 0 centimetres deep.		4
	LIGHT	<SNOW_GROUND_COVER> greater than 8 centimetres deep; light.		5
	LIGHT_TO_MODERATE	<SNOW_GROUND_COVER> greater than 15 centimetres deep; light to moderate.		6
	MODERATE	<SNOW_GROUND_COVER> greater than 30 centimetres deep; moderate.		7
	MODERATE_TO_HEAVY	<SNOW_GROUND_COVER> greater than 51 centimetres deep; moderate to heavy.		8
	HEAVY	<SNOW_GROUND_COVER> greater than 76 centimetres deep; heavy.		9
SOIL_TYPE_USCS		The USCS type of the <SOIL>.
	CLAYEY_GRAVEL	Clayey gravel (GC).		1
	CLAYEY_SAND	Clayey <SAND> (SC).		2
	ELASTIC_SILT	Elastic silt (MH).		6
	EVAPORITE	Evaporite.		3
	FAT_CLAY	Fat clay (CH).		4
	LEAN_CLAY	Lean clay (CL).		5
	NOT_EVALUATED	Not evaluated.		7
	ORGANIC_CLAY	Organic clay (OH).		8
	ORGANIC_SILT	Organic silt (OL).		9
	PEAT	Peat (PT).		10
	POORLY_GRADED_GRAVEL	Poorly-graded gravel (GP).		11
	POORLY_GRADED_SAND	Poorly-graded <SAND> (SP).		12
	SILT	Silt (ML).		13
	SILT_AND_LEAN_CLAY	Having both <<<SILT>>> and <<<LEAN_CLAY>>> characteristics.		14
	SILTY_AND_CLAYEY_SAND	Having both <<<SILTY_SAND>>> and <<<CLAYEY_SAND>>> characteristics.		15
	SILTY_GRAVEL	Silty gravel (GM).		16
	SILTY_SAND	Silty <SAND> (SM).		17
	WELL_GRADED_GRAVEL	Well-graded gravel (GW).		18
	WELL_GRADED_SAND	Well-graded <SAND> (SW).		19
SOIL_WETNESS_CATEGORY		A category describing the content of liquid and solid <WATER> in the <SOIL> of a <TERRAIN_SURFACE_REGION>; soil wetness category.
	FROZEN	Frozen.		1
	FROZEN_OR_PERMAFROST	<<<FROZEN>>> and/or <<<PERMAFROST>>>.		2
	MOIST	Moist <SOIL>, generally characterized as well-drained <SOIL> with no restricting layers or pans; fair to good internal and external drainage. Slope may be flat to steep.		3
	PERENNIALLY_DRY	Perennially dry.		4
	PERMAFROST	<PERMAFROST>.		5
	SATURATED	Waterlogged or flooded at least part of the year; saturated. May be bottomlands subject to frequent overflow or upland flats with poor internal drainage or shallow pans.		6
	WATERLOGGED	Perennially waterlogged with no change in the content of <WATER> or strength of the <SOIL> over time.		7
	WET	Wet and not well drained, where restricting layers or deep pans may be present. May occur at the base of slopes, on terraces, in upland flats, or bottomlands.		8
SOUND_SIGNAL_TYPE		The means used to generate an audible marine signal; sound signal type.
	BELL	A bell operated automatically, by hand, or by action of <WATER_WAVE>s.		1
	DIAPHONE	A diaphone.		2
	EXPLOSIVE	The firing of explosive charges.		3
	GONG	A gong operated automatically, by hand, or by action of <WATER_WAVE>s.		4
	GUN	A gun.		5
	HORN	A <<<NAUTOPHONE>>>, a <<<REED>>>, or a <<<TYFON>>>; horn.		6
	NAUTOPHONE	A <<<HORN>>> having a diaphragm oscillated by electricity; nautophone.		7
	RADIO_FOG	Radio fog.		8
	REED	A reed using compressed <AIR> and emitting a weak, high pitched sound.		9
	SIREN	A siren.		10
	SUBMARINE_CONNECTED	A submarine sound signal, connected to <SHORE>.		11
	SUBMARINE_FOG_BELL	A submarine fog <<<BELL>>>.		12
	SUBMARINE_NOT_CONNECTED	A submarine sound signal, not connected to <SHORE>.		13
	SUBMARINE_OSCILLATOR	Submarine oscillator.		14
	TYFON	A diaphragm <<<HORN>>>, which operates under the influence of compressed air or steam; tyfon.		15
	WHISTLE	A whistle operated automatically, by hand or by <AIR> being forced up a tube by <WATER_WAVE>s acting on a <BUOY>.		16
SOUNDING_DATUM_TYPE		The type of a <SOUNDING_DATUM>.
	APPROX_LOWEST_ASTRONOMICAL- _TIDE	An approximate level, usually within 0,3 metres from that of <<<LOWEST_ASTRONOMICAL_TIDE>>>.		1
	APPROX_MEAN_LOW_SPRINGS	An approximate level, usually within 0,3 metres from that of <<<MEAN_LOW_SPRINGS>>>; approximate mean low water springs.		2
	APPROX_MEAN_LOW_WATER	An approximate level, usually within 0,3 metres from that of <<<MEAN_LOW_WATER>>>.		3
	APPROX_MEAN_LOWER_LOW_WATER	An approximate level, usually within 0,3 metres from that of <<<MEAN_LOWER_LOW_WATER>>>.		4
	APPROX_MEAN_SEA_LEVEL	An approximate level, usually within 0,3 metres from that of <<<MEAN_SEA_LEVEL>>>.		5
	CHART_DATUM_UNSPECIFIED	Chart <SURFACE_DATUM> is unspecified.		6
	EQUINOCTIAL_SPRING_LOW_WATER	The level of <<<LOW_WATER_SPRINGS>>> near the time of an equinox; equinoctial spring low water.		7
	HGHR_HIGH_LARGE_TIDE	The mean of the <<<HIGHEST_HIGH_WATER>>>s, one from each of 19 years of observations; higher high water large tide.		8
	HGHR_HIGH_WATER	The highest of the <<<HIGH_WATER>>>s (or single <<<HIGH_WATER>>>) of any specified tidal day due to the declinational effects of the <MOON> and <SUN>; higher high water [TCG, "higher high water (HHW)"].		9
	HIGH_WATER	The highest level reached at a <LOCATION> by the <WATERBODY_SURFACE> in one tidal cycle; high water. When used on <INLAND_WATER>s, high water is generally defined as a level that the daily mean water level exceeds less than 5 percent of the time.		10
	HIGH_WATER_SPRINGS	An arbitrary level, approximating that of <<<MEAN_HIGH_SPRINGS>>>; mean high water springs.		11
	HIGHEST_ASTRONOMICAL_TIDE	The highest <<TIDE_LEVEL>> that can be predicted to occur under average meteorological conditions and under any combination of astronomical conditions; highest astronomical tide.		12
	HIGHEST_HIGH_WATER	The highest water level observed at a <LOCATION>; highest high water.		13
	HIGHEST_NORMAL_HIGH_WATER	Highest normal <<<HIGH_WATER>>>.		14
	IGLD_1985	A vertical reference system with its zero based on the mean water level at Rimouski/Pointe-au-Père, Québec, over the period 1970 to 1988; International Great Lakes Datum 1985.		15
	INDIAN_SPRING_HIGH_WATER	A <<TIDAL_DATUM>> approximating the level of the mean of the <<<HGHR_HIGH_WATER>>> at <SPRING_TIDE>s; Indian spring high water. This <<TIDAL_DATUM>> approximates the highest water level observed at a <LOCATION> and is usually above that of the <<<HGHR_HIGH_WATER>>> at <SPRING_TIDE>s.		16
	INDIAN_SPRING_LOW_WATER	A <<TIDAL_DATUM>> approximating the level of the mean of the <<<LOWER_LOW_WATER>>> at <SPRING_TIDE>s; Indian spring low water. This <<TIDAL_DATUM>>, which is also known as Indian tidal plane, approximates the lowest water level observed at a <LOCATION> and is usually below that of the <<<LOWER_LOW_WATER>>> at <SPRING_TIDE>s.		17
	LOCAL_DATUM	An arbitrary <DATUM> defined by an authority of a local <HARBOUR>, from which levels and tidal heights are measured by this authority; local datum.		18
	LOW_WATER	An approximation of <<<MEAN_LOW_WATER>>> adopted as the reference level for a limited <REGION>, irrespective of better determinations later. Used mostly in <HARBOUR> and river engineering. Used in <INLAND_WATER>s. It is generally defined as a level which the daily mean water level would fall below less than 5 percent of the time and by no more than 0,2 metres during the navigation season. A single level <SURFACE> is usually chosen as the low water <DATUM> for a whole <LAKE>. On a <RIVER>, low water <DATUM> is a sloping <SURFACE>, which approximates the <WATERBODY_SURFACE> of the <RIVER> at a low state.		19
	LOW_WATER_SPRINGS	A level approximating that of <<<MEAN_LOW_SPRINGS>>>; low water springs.		20
	LOWER_LOW_LARGE_TIDE	The mean of the <<<LOWEST_LOW_WATER>>>s, one from each of 19 years of observations; lower low water large tide.		21
	LOWER_LOW_WATER	The lowest of the low waters (or single low water) of any specified tidal day due to the declinational effects of the <MOON> and <SUN>, where low water is the minimum height reached by a falling <TIDE>; lower low water [TCG, "lower low water (LLW)"]. For tidal datum computational purposes, the minimum height is not considered a low water unless it contains a tidal low water.		22
	LOWEST_ASTRONOMICAL_TIDE	The lowest <<TIDE_LEVEL>> that can be predicted to occur under average meteorological conditions and under any combination of astronomical conditions; lowest astronomical tide.		23
	LOWEST_LOW_SPRINGS	An arbitrary level conforming to the lowest water level observed at a <LOCATION> at <SPRING_TIDE>s during a period shorter than 19 years; lowest low water springs.		24
	LOWEST_LOW_WATER	An arbitrary level conforming to the lowest <TIDE> observed at a <LOCATION>, or somewhat lower; lowest low water.		25
	MEAN_HGHR_HIGH_SPRINGS	The mean height of <<<HGHR_HIGH_WATER>>> at <SPRING_TIDE>s at a <LOCATION>; mean higher high water springs.		26
	MEAN_HGHR_HIGH_WATER	The mean height of <<<HGHR_HIGH_WATER>>>s at a <LOCATION> over a 19-year period; mean higher high water.		27
	MEAN_HIGH_NEAPS	The mean height of the <<<HIGH_WATER>>>s of the <NEAP_TIDE>; mean high water neaps, neap high water, or high water neaps [TCG, "neap tides or tidal currents"].		28
	MEAN_HIGH_SPRINGS	The mean height of the <<<HIGH_WATER>>>s of <SPRING_TIDE>s; mean high water springs or spring high water.		29
	MEAN_HIGH_WATER	The mean height of all <<<HIGH_WATER>>>s at a <LOCATION> over a 19-year period; mean high water.		30
	MEAN_LOW_NEAPS	The mean height of the lowest <<TIDE_LEVEL>>s of the <NEAP_TIDE>; mean low neaps [TCG, "neap tides or tidal currents"].		31
	MEAN_LOW_SPRINGS	The mean height of the lowest <<TIDE_LEVEL>>s of <SPRING_TIDE>s; mean low water springs or spring low water.		32
	MEAN_LOW_WATER	The mean height of all the lowest <<TIDE_LEVEL>>s at a <LOCATION> over a 19-year period; mean low water.		33
	MEAN_LOWER_LOW_SPRINGS	The mean height of <<<LOWER_LOW_WATER>>> at <SPRING_TIDE>s at a <LOCATION>; mean lower low water springs.		34
	MEAN_LOWER_LOW_WATER	The mean height of the <<<LOWER_LOW_WATER>>>s at a <LOCATION> over a 19-year period; mean lower low water.		35
	MEAN_SEA_LEVEL	The mean height of the <WATERBODY_SURFACE> of the <OCEAN> at a <TIDE_DATA_POINT> for all stages of the <TIDE> over a 19-year period; mean sea level (MSL). MSL is usually determined from hourly height readings measured from a fixed predetermined reference level.		36
	MEAN_TIDE_LEVEL	The level midway between <<<MEAN_HIGH_WATER>>> and <<<MEAN_LOW_WATER>>>; mean tide level. It is also known as half tide level, and it may differ slightly from <<<MEAN_SEA_LEVEL>>>.		37
	MEAN_WATER_LEVEL	The mean of all hourly water levels over the available period of record; mean water level.		38
	NATIONAL_DATUM	An arbitrary <SURFACE_DATUM> defined by a national authority, from which levels and tidal heights are measured by this authority; national datum.		39
	NEAP_TIDE	<NEAP_TIDE>.		40
	NEARLY_HIGHEST_HIGH	An arbitrary level approximating the highest water level observed at a <LOCATION>, usually equivalent to the <<<HIGH_WATER_SPRINGS>>>; nearly highest high water.		41
	NEARLY_LOWEST_LOW_WATER	A level approximating the lowest water level observed at a <LOCATION>, usually equivalent to <<<INDIAN_SPRING_LOW_WATER>>>; nearly lowest low water.		42
	SPRING_TIDE	<SPRING_TIDE>.		43
SOUNDING_EXPOSITION		The type of exposition of a <<DEPTH_OF_WATERBODY_FLOOR>> measured by sounding with respect to the surrounding <REGION>.
	DEEPER	The <<DEPTH>> is deeper than the maximum <<DEPTH>> of the surrounding <REGION>.		1
	SHALLOWER	The <<DEPTH>> is shallower than the minimum <<DEPTH>> of the surrounding <REGION>.		2
	WITHIN_RANGE	The <<DEPTH>> corresponds to the depth range of the surrounding <REGION>; within range. The <<DEPTH>> is not shallower than the minimum <<DEPTH>> of the surrounding <REGION> nor deeper than the maximum <<DEPTH>> of the surrounding <REGION>.		3
SOUNDING_INFORMATION		Additional information about a <<DEPTH_OF_WATERBODY_FLOOR>> measured by sounding.
	ADEQUATE	Adequately sounded.		1
	DEPTH_KNOWN	The <<DEPTH>> from chart <SURFACE_DATUM> to the <WATERBODY_FLOOR> is a known value.		2
	DEPTH_UNKNOWN	The <<DEPTH>> from chart <SURFACE_DATUM> to the <WATERBODY_FLOOR> is unknown.		3
	DOUBTFUL	A <<DEPTH>> that may be less than indicated; doubtful.		4
	DRYING_HEIGHTS	Heights above a <SOUNDING_DATUM> of any <TERRAIN_SURFACE_REGION>s that dry at low water; drying heights.		5
	IN_POSITION_IHO	In true position and portrayed using the IHO convention (typically a slanted font).		7
	IN_POSITION_US	In true position and portrayed using the US convention (typically an upright font).		6
	LEAST_DEPTH_KNOWN	The least <<DEPTH>> over an <OBJECT> is of known value.		8
	LEAST_DEPTH_UNKNOWN_BUT_SAFE	The least <<DEPTH>> over an <OBJECT> is unknown, but there is considered to be safe clearance at this <<DEPTH>>.		9
	MAINTAINED_DEPTH	The <<DEPTH>> at which a <WATER_CHANNEL> is maintained by the influence of <HUMAN>s, usually by dredging.		10
	NO_BOTTOM_FOUND	No <WATERBODY_FLOOR> (bottom) found.		11
	NO_BOTTOM_FOUND_AT_DEPTH	Upon investigation, the <WATERBODY_FLOOR> (bottom) was not found at this <<DEPTH>>.		12
	NOT_ROUTINELY_MAINTAINED	<<DEPTH>>s may be altered by the influence of <HUMAN>s, but are not routinely maintained.		13
	OUT_OF_POSITION	Out of position.		14
	REPORTED_NOT_CONFIRMED	The <<DEPTH>> was obtained from a report, which it has not been possible to confirm.		15
	REPORTED_NOT_SURVEYED	The <<DEPTH>> was obtained from a report, but not fully surveyed.		16
	UNRELIABLE	A <<DEPTH>> that is considered to be unreliable.		17
	UNRELIABLE_IHO	Unreliable <LOCATION> and/or taken from smaller-scale source and portrayed using the IHO convention (typically an upright, hairline font).		18
	UNRELIABLE_US	Unreliable <LOCATION> and/or taken from smaller-scale source and portrayed using the US convention (typically a slanted font).		19
SOUNDING_MEASUREMENT_TECHNIQUE		The type of sounding technique and/or method of measurement of a <<DEPTH_OF_WATERBODY_FLOOR>>.
	COMPUTER_GENERATED	Determined from a model of a <WATERBODY_FLOOR>; computer generated.		1
	DIVER	Determined by a diver.		2
	ECHO_SOUNDER	Determined by an echo-sounder.		3
	ELECTROMAGNETIC_SENSOR	Determined by using an electromagnetic <SENSOR>.		4
	LASER	Determined by using a laser.		5
	LEAD_LINE	Determined by using a lead-line.		6
	LEVELLING	Determined by using levelling techniques to find the <<ELEVATION>> of the <LOCATION>.		7
	MULTI_BEAM	Determined by using a wide swath echo sounder that uses multiple beams to measure depths directly below and transverse to the track of the <VESSEL>; multi-beam.		8
	PHOTOGRAMMETRY	Determined by photogrammetry.		9
	SATELLITE_IMAGERY	Determined by using imagery from an <ARTIFICIAL_SATELLITE>.		10
	SIDE_SCAN_SONAR	Determined from a record produced by a side scan sonar, that is, active sonar in which fixed acoustic beams are directed into the <WATER> perpendicularly to the <DIRECTION> of travel to scan the <WATERBODY_FLOOR> and generate a record of the <WATERBODY_FLOOR> configuration.		11
	SWEPT_SIDE_SCAN_SONAR	Determined to be free from navigational dangers to a certain depth by towing a side-scan-sonar; swept by side scan sonar.		12
	SWEPT_VERTICAL_ACOUSTIC	Determined to be free from navigational dangers to a certain depth using a system comprised of multiple echo sounder transducers attached to booms deployed from the survey <VESSEL>; swept by vertical acoustic.		13
	WIRE_DRAG	Determined to be free from navigational dangers to a certain depth by dragging a buoyed <WIRE> at the desired depth by two launches, or a least depth was identified using the same technique; wire drag.		14
SOUNDING_VELOCITY_CORRECTION- _TYPE		The type of correction that has been added to or subtracted from a sounding velocity instrument reading to obtain the correct <<DEPTH_OF_WATERBODY_FLOOR>>.
	CORRECTED_BY_OTHER_MEANS	Corrected by other means of calibration.		1
	MATHEWS_TABLES	Corrected through the use of Mathews Tables (NP 139).		2
	SOUND_VELOCITY_METER	Corrected through the use of a sound velocity <METER>.		3
	SOUNDER_1500_CALIBRATED	Echo sounder calibrated at 1 500 metres per second, uncorrected for actual conditions.		4
	SOUNDER_4800_CALIBRATED	Echo sounder calibrated at 1 635,84 metres per second (4 000 feet per second), uncorrected for actual conditions.		5
SOURCE		The source from which the identification of an <OBJECT> was captured or upgraded.
	BATHYMETRY_0r1_ARC_MINUTE- _DIGITAL_DATA_BASE	Digital Bathymetric Database (NGA), 0,1 arc minute.		1
	BATHYMETRY_0r5_ARC_MINUTE- _DIGITAL_DATA_BASE	Digital Bathymetric Database (NGA), 0,5 arc minute.		2
	BATHYMETRY_5r0_ARC_MINUTE- _DIGITAL_DATA_BASE	Digital Bathymetric Database (NGA), 5,0 arc minute.		3
	BATHYMETRY_VARIABLE_DIGITAL- _DATA_BASE	Digital Bathymetric Database (NGA), Variable.		4
	CARTOGRAPHIC	Derived from cartographic source.		5
	CITY_ARC_DIGITIZED_RASTER- _GRAPHIC	ARC Digitized Raster Graphic (NGA), City Graphic.		6
	CITY_COMPRESSED_ARC- _DIGITIZED_RASTER_GRAPHIC	Compressed ARC Digitized Raster Graphic (NGA), City Graphic.		7
	DIGITAL_AERONAUTICAL_FLIGHT- _INFORMATION_FILE	Digital Aeronautical Flight Information File (NGA), DAFIF.		8
	DIGITAL_MEAN_ELEVATION_DATA	Digital Mean Elevation Data (NGA).		9
	DIGITAL_NAUTICAL_CHART	Digital Nautical Chart (NGA).		10
	DIGITAL_POINT_POSITIONING- _DATA_BASE	Digital Point Positioning Database (NGA).		11
	ELEVATION_7r5_ARC_MINUTE- _DIGITAL_MODEL	Digital Elevation Model (USGS), 7,5 arc minute quads.		12
	IMAGE_1_M_CONTROLLED_BASE	Controlled Image Base (NGA), 1 metre.		13
	IMAGE_10_M_CONTROLLED_BASE	Controlled Image Base (NGA), 10 metre.		14
	IMAGE_3_M_CONTROLLED_BASE	Controlled Image Base (NGA), 3 metre.		15
	IMAGE_5_M_CONTROLLED_BASE	Controlled Image Base (NGA), 5 metre.		16
	INTERIM_TERRAIN_DATA	Interim Terrain Data (NGA), ITD.		17
	JOG_250K_ARC_DIGITIZED- _RASTER_GRAPHIC	ARC Digitized Raster Graphic (NGA), JOG 1:250K.		18
	JOG_250K_COMPRESSED_ARC- _DIGITIZED_RASTER_GRAPHIC	Compressed ARC Digitized Raster Graphic (NGA), JOG 1:250K.		19
	JOG_250K_FEATURE_FOUNDATION- _DATA	Foundation Feature Data (NGA), FFD 1:250K.		20
	LANDSAT	Imagery and/or other information collected and/or derived from one of a series of Earth observation <ARTIFICIAL_SATELLITE>s known as LANDSAT, deployed by the United States government.		21
	LEVEL_0_DIGITAL_TERRAIN- _ELEVATION_DATA	Digital Terrain Elevation Data (NGA), Level 0.		22
	LEVEL_0_VECTOR_MAP	Vector Map (NGA), Level 0.		23
	LEVEL_1_DIGITAL_FEATURE- _ANALYSIS_DATA	Digital Feature Analysis Data (NGA), Level 1.		24
	LEVEL_1_DIGITAL_TERRAIN- _ELEVATION_DATA	Digital Terrain Elevation Data (NGA), Level 1.		25
	LEVEL_1_DIGITAL_TOPOGRAPHIC- _DATA	Digital Topographic Data (NGA), Level 1.		26
	LEVEL_1_VECTOR_MAP	Vector Map (NGA), Level 1.		27
	LEVEL_1C_DIGITAL_FEATURE- _ANALYSIS_DATA	Digital Feature Analysis Data (NGA), Level 1-C.		28
	LEVEL_2_DIGITAL_FEATURE- _ANALYSIS_DATA	Digital Feature Analysis Data (NGA), Level 2.		29
	LEVEL_2_DIGITAL_TERRAIN- _ELEVATION_DATA	Digital Terrain Elevation Data (NGA), Level 2.		30
	LEVEL_2_DIGITAL_TOPOGRAPHIC- _DATA	Digital Topographic Data (NGA), Level 2.		31
	LEVEL_2_VECTOR_MAP	Vector Map (NGA), Level 2.		32
	LEVEL_3_DIGITAL_TERRAIN- _ELEVATION_DATA	Digital Terrain Elevation Data (NGA), Level 3.		33
	LEVEL_3_DIGITAL_TOPOGRAPHIC- _DATA	Digital Topographic Data (NGA), Level 3.		34
	LEVEL_3C_DIGITAL_FEATURE- _ANALYSIS_DATA	Digital Feature Analysis Data (NGA), Level 3-C.		35
	LEVEL_4_DIGITAL_TERRAIN- _ELEVATION_DATA	Digital Terrain Elevation Data (NGA), Level 4.		36
	LEVEL_4_DIGITAL_TOPOGRAPHIC- _DATA	Digital Topographic Data (NGA), Level 4.		37
	LEVEL_5_DIGITAL_TERRAIN- _ELEVATION_DATA	Digital Terrain Elevation Data (NGA), Level 5.		38
	LEVEL_5_DIGITAL_TOPOGRAPHIC- _DATA	Digital Topographic Data (NGA), Level 5.		39
	LITTORAL_WARFARE_DATA	Littoral Warfare Data (NGA).		40
	MONO_IMAGERY	Mono-imagery exploitation.		41
	ONC_1M_ARC_DIGITIZED_RASTER- _GRAPHIC	ARC Digitized Raster Graphic (NGA), ONC 1:1M.		42
	ONC_1M_COMPRESSED_ARC- _DIGITIZED_RASTER_GRAPHIC	Compressed ARC Digitized Raster Graphic (NGA), ONC 1:1M.		43
	ONC_1M_DIGITAL_CHART_OF_WORLD	Digital Chart of the World (NGA), ONC 1:1M.		44
	PLANNING_INTERIM_TERRAIN_DATA	Planning Interim Terrain Data (NGA).		45
	REPORTED	Reported information.		46
	SPOT	Imagery and/or other information collected and/or derived from one of a series of Earth observation <ARTIFICIAL_SATELLITE>s known as SPOT.		47
	STEREO_IMAGERY	Stereo-imagery exploitation.		48
	SURVEY_SOURCE	Generic class of source vector data produced by ground, aerial, or other survey.		49
	TLM_100K_ARC_DIGITIZED- _RASTER_GRAPHIC	ARC Digitized Raster Graphic (NGA), TLM 1:100k.		50
	TLM_100K_COMPRESSED_ARC- _DIGITIZED_RASTER_GRAPHIC	Compressed ARC Digitized Raster Graphic (NGA), TLM 1:100k.		51
	TLM_50K_ARC_DIGITIZED_RASTER- _GRAPHIC	ARC Digitized Raster Graphic (NGA), TLM 1:50k.		52
	TLM_50K_COMPRESSED_ARC- _DIGITIZED_RASTER_GRAPHIC	Compressed ARC Digitized Raster Graphic (NGA), TLM 1:50k.		53
	TLM_50K_FEATURE_FOUNDATION- _DATA	Foundation Feature Data (NGA), 1:50K.		54
	TPC_500K_ARC_DIGITIZED- _RASTER_GRAPHIC	ARC Digitized Raster Graphic (NGA), TPC 1:500K.		55
	TPC_500K_COMPRESSED_ARC- _DIGITIZED_RASTER_GRAPHIC	Compressed ARC Digitized Raster Graphic (NGA), TPC 1:500K.		56
	URBAN_VECTOR_MAP	Urban Vector Map (NGA).		57
	VECTOR_INTERIM_TERRAIN_DATA	Vector Interim Terrain Data (NGA).		58
	WORLD_VECTOR_SHORELINE	World Vector Shoreline (NGA).		59
SPORT_TYPE		The type of sport or exercise performed on an <ATHLETIC_FIELD> or <SPORTS_ARENA>.
	AMERICAN_FOOTBALL	American football.		1
	ASSOCIATION_FOOTBALL	Association football. Association football is also known as soccer.		2
	AUSTRALIAN_RULES_FOOTBALL	Australian Rules football.		3
	CANADIAN_FOOTBALL	Canadian football.		4
	RUGBY	Rugby.		5
	TROTTING	Trotting races.		6
SPOT_ELEVATION_TYPE		The type of a <<TERRAIN_ELEVATION>> measurement at a <LOCATION>; spot elevation type.
	NON_TERRAIN_SURFACE	Represents the <<ELEVATION>> on a <SURFACE> that is not <TERRAIN> (for example: the top of a <NON_EMPTY_SET> of <TREE>s).		1
	OUT_OF_POSITION	Does not accurately reflect the local <<TERRAIN_ELEVATION>> due to inaccurate positioning; out of position.		2
	SUMMIT	Represents a local maximum <<TERRAIN_ELEVATION>>; summit.		3
SPRING_TYPE		The type of a <SPRING>.
	ARTESIAN	<WATER> flows from an <APERTURE> in the bed overlying an artesian aquifer.		1
	FUMAROLE	A vent, usually in volcanic <TERRAIN_SURFACE_REGION>s, from which vapours or gases are released; fumarole.		2
	GEYSER	A natural hot <SPRING> or fountain that periodically discharges a column of hot <WATER> and steam into the <AIR>; geyser.		3
	HOT_SPRING	Any <SPRING>, the <<WATERBODY_TEMPERATURE>> of which is above the <<TEMPERATURE>> of the human body; hot spring.		4
	WALLED_IN	Confined by <WALL>s; walled in.		5
STAIR_CONSTRUCTION_TYPE		The type of <MATERIAL> and/or techniques used to construct a <STAIR>; stair construction type.
	ENGINEERED_LUMBER	Manufactured sheets of wood fibre and adhesives secured to joists; engineered lumber.		1
	LUMBER	Timber sawn into rough planks or otherwise partly prepared; lumber [SOED, "lumber", n1 2].		2
	REINFORCED_CONCRETE	Reinforced concrete.		3
	STEEL	Sheets or plates of steel.		4
	STEEL_WITH_CONCRETE_FILL	Constructed of steel framework with poured in place concrete fill.		5
STAIR_STYLE		The architectural style of a <STAIR>.
	CIRCULAR	Curved and mounted on stringers; circular.		1
	EXTERIOR_OPEN	On the exterior of a <BUILDING>, not boxed in by <WALL>s; exterior open.		2
	INTERIOR_ENCLOSED	In the interior of a <BUILDING>, enclosed in a staircase.		3
	INTERIOR_OPEN	In the interior of a <BUILDING>, not boxed in by <WALL>s; interior open.		4
	DOG_LEG	<<<HALF_TURN>>> consisting of two straight <STAIR>s immediately side by side connected by an intervening landing; dog-leg.		5
	HALF_TURN	Extending from one <FLOOR_LEVEL> to the next <FLOOR_LEVEL> in a <BUILDING>, turning through a curve of 180 arc degrees or through two right angles at an intervening landing; half-turn.		6
	STRAIGHT_RUN	Extending from one <FLOOR_LEVEL> to the next <FLOOR_LEVEL> in a <BUILDING> without turns or winders; straight-run.		7
STELLAR_RF_NB_MAXIMUM_TIME- _QUALITY		The quality of a <<STELLAR_RF_NB_MAXIMUM_TIME>> measurement.
	BEGAN_BEFORE	Began before indicated <<TIME_COORDINATE>>.		1
	LASTED_LONGER	Lasted longer than indicated.		2
	MEASUREMENT_UNCERTAINTY	Measurement uncertainty.		3
STELLAR_RF_NB_MEAN_FLUX- _QUALITY		The quality of a <<STELLAR_RF_NB_MEAN_FLUX>> measurement.
	BEGAN_BEFORE	Began before indicated <<TIME_COORDINATE>>.		1
	LASTED_LONGER	Lasted longer than indicated.		2
	MEASUREMENT_UNCERTAINTY	Measurement uncertainty.		3
STELLAR_RF_NB_PEAK_FLUX- _QUALITY		The quality of a <<STELLAR_RF_NB_PEAK_FLUX>> measurement.
	BEGAN_BEFORE	Began before indicated <<TIME_COORDINATE>>.		1
	LASTED_LONGER	Lasted longer than indicated.		2
	MEASUREMENT_UNCERTAINTY	Measurement uncertainty.		3
STELLAR_RF_NB_PERIOD_QUALITY		The quality of a <<STELLAR_RF_NB_PERIOD>> measurement.
	BEGAN_BEFORE	Began before indicated <<TIME_COORDINATE>>.		1
	LASTED_LONGER	Lasted longer than indicated.		2
	MEASUREMENT_UNCERTAINTY	Measurement uncertainty.		3
STELLAR_RF_NB_START_QUALITY		The quality of a <<STELLAR_RF_NB_START>> measurement.
	BEGAN_BEFORE	Began before indicated <<TIME_COORDINATE>>.		1
	LASTED_LONGER	Lasted longer than indicated.		2
	MEASUREMENT_UNCERTAINTY	Measurement uncertainty.		3
STORAGE_FACILITY_TYPE		The type of storage facilities available at or in the near vicinity of an <OBJECT>.
	AMMUNITION	Ammunition.		1
	DIESEL_OIL	Diesel oil.		2
	DUTCH_BARN	Dutch barn.		3
	EXPLOSIVE	Explosive.		4
	FOOD	Food.		5
	GAS	Gas.		6
	GRAIN	Grain.		7
	GRAVEL	Gravel.		8
	HARD_STANDING_ONLY	A <TRACT> of hard <MATERIAL> capable of supporting <VEHICLE>s and heavy <EQUIPMENT>; hard standing only.		9
	LIQUID	Liquid.		10
	NONE_AVAILABLE	None available.		11
	OIL	Oil.		12
	ORE	Ore.		13
	PETROL	Petrol.		14
	SALT	Salt.		15
	SAND	<SAND>.		16
	SOFT_STANDING_ONLY	A <TRACT> of soft <MATERIAL> incapable of supporting <VEHICLE>s or heavy <EQUIPMENT>; soft standing only.		17
	SPECIALIZED_WAREHOUSE	A specialized <<<WAREHOUSE>>>.		18
	WAREHOUSE	<WAREHOUSE>.		19
	WATER	<WATER>.		20
STRUCTURAL_PILE_TYPE		The type of a <STRUCTURAL_PILE>.
	POST	A single vertical post (for example: timber, metal, and/or concrete) forced into the <TERRAIN>.		1
	SNAG	<SNAG>.		2
	STAKE	<STAKE>.		3
	TRIPODAL	A single <STRUCTURE> comprising three or more piles (for example: sections of heavy timber, steel, and/or concrete) held together and forced into the <TERRAIN>; tripodal.		4
STRUCTURE_LIGHTING_TYPE		The type of <LIGHTING> on or in a <STRUCTURE>.
	FLOODLIT	Floodlit.		1
	ILLUMINATED	Illuminated.		2
	NOT_FLOODLIT	Not <<<FLOODLIT>>>.		3
STRUCTURE_PROTECTION_TYPE		The type/degree to which a <STRUCTURE> provides protection to itself or its contents by resisting the effects of an explosion, a <MUNITION>, and a natural disaster (for example: a hurricane, a tornado, and/or an earthquake).
	NO_PROTECTION	Affords no protection to itself or its contents. EXAMPLE     <TENT>.		1
	SOFT	Affords limited protection to itself or its contents; soft. EXAMPLES     Glass-walled <STRUCTURE>, wooden <STRUCTURE>.		2
	SEMI_HARDENED	Affords moderate protection to itself or its contents; semi-hardened. EXAMPLE     Partially concrete-walled <STRUCTURE>.		3
	HARDENED	Affords significant protection to itself or its contents under most circumstances; hardened. EXAMPLE     Fully concrete-walled and reinforced <STRUCTURE>.		4
STRUCTURE_SHAPE		The geometric form or configuration of an <OBJECT>; structure shape.
	A_FRAME	Having a structural frame shaped like the letter "A".		1
	AIRSHIP	<AIRSHIP>.		2
	ARCH	Arch.		3
	ARTIFICIAL_MOUNTAIN	Artificial <MOUNTAIN>.		4
	BARREL	Barrel.		5
	BLIMP	<BLIMP>.		6
	BOARD	Board.		7
	BULLET	Bullet-shaped.		8
	COLUMN	Post or <STRUCTURAL_COLUMN>.		9
	CRESCENT	Crescent.		10
	CROSS	Cross.		11
	CUBIC	Cube; cubic.		12
	CYLINDER	Cylinder.		13
	CYLINDER_PEAKED	Cylindrical or peaked; cylinder peaked.		14
	CYLINDER_PEAKED_WITH_TOWER	<<<CYLINDER_PEAKED>>>, supporting a <TOWER>; cylinder peaked with tower.		15
	CYLINDER_UPRIGHT	Upright cylinder.		16
	CYLINDER_WITH_DOMED_TOP	<<<CYLINDER_UPRIGHT>>> with a dome-shaped top; cylinder with domed top.		17
	CYLINDER_WITH_FLAT_TOP	<<<CYLINDER_UPRIGHT>>> with a flat top.		18
	DIAMOND_SHAPED	Diamond-shaped.		19
	DOME	Dome.		20
	DRAGON_TEETH	<DRAGON_TEETH>.		21
	ENCLOSED	Enclosed.		22
	FERRIS_WHEEL	Ferris wheel.		23
	FUNNEL	Funnel.		24
	H_FRAME	Having a structural frame shaped like the letter "H".		25
	HIGH_RISE	High-rise.		26
	I_BEAM	I-<STRUCTURAL_BEAM>.		27
	I_FRAME	Having a structural frame shaped like the serif letter "I".		28
	IRREGULAR	Irregular.		29
	LATERAL	Lateral.		30
	MAST	<MAST>.		31
	MOUND	Mound.		32
	MULTIPLE_ARCH	Multiple <<<ARCH>>>.		33
	OBELISK	Obelisk.		34
	OPEN	Open.		35
	OPEN_ENDED	Open-ended.		36
	OVAL	Oval.		37
	PEAKED	Peaked. EXAMPLES     Conical, nun (circular in the middle and tapering towards each end).		38
	PILLAR	Pillar.		39
	PILLAR_OR_SPINDLE	<<<PILLAR>>> or <<<SPINDLE>>>.		40
	PLAQUE	Plaque.		41
	POLE	<POLE>.		42
	PYRAMID	Pyramid.		43
	RECTANGULAR	Rectangular.		44
	RIPPLE	Ripple.		45
	ROLLER_COASTER	Roller-coaster.		46
	ROUND	Round.		47
	RUIN	Ruin.		48
	SCANNER	Scanner.		49
	SOLID	Solid (filled).		50
	SPAR	Spar.		51
	SPHERICAL_HEMISPHERICAL	Spherical or hemispherical.		52
	SPHERICAL_WITH_COLUMNS	Spherical supported by <STRUCTURAL_COLUMN>s; spherical with columns.		53
	SPINDLE	Spindle.		54
	SPIRE	Spire.		55
	SQUARE	Square or cube.		56
	STAR	Star.		57
	STATUE	Statue.		58
	SUPERBUOY	Shaped like a large automated navigational <BUOY>; superbuoy.		59
	T_FRAME	Having a structural frame shaped like the letter "T".		60
	TELESCOPING_GASHOLDER	Telescoping gasholder.		61
	TETRAHEDRON	Tetrahedron.		62
	TOWER	<TOWER>.		63
	TOWER_MOUNTED_RADOME	A radome mounted on a <TOWER>.		64
	TRANSVERSE	Transverse.		65
	TRIPOD	Tripod.		66
	TRUSS	Truss.		67
	VESSEL_HULL	Hull of a <VESSEL>.		68
	WIND_MOTOR	<WIND_MOTOR>.		69
	WITH_RADOME	Having a <COMPONENT> shaped like a radome; with radome.		70
	Y_FRAME	Having a structural frame shaped like the letter "Y".		71
SURFACE_CATEGORY		The category of the <SURFACE> of an <OBJECT>.
	EXTERIOR	Further from the centre, outer, (opposed to interior); exterior [SOED, "exterior", 1].		1
	INTERIOR	Situated (more) within or inside; interior [SOED, "interior", 1].		2
SURFACE_CHARACTERISTIC_TYPE		The principal characteristic type of a <SURFACE>.
	BARE	Bare or cleared.		1
	BROKEN	Broken.		2
	CALCAREOUS	Calcareous.		3
	COARSE	Coarse.		4
	DECAYED	Decayed.		5
	FINE_PARTICLES	Fine, minute <PARTICLE>s.		6
	FLINTY	Flinty.		7
	GLACIAL	Glacial.		8
	GRITTY	Gritty.		9
	GROUND	Ground.		10
	HARD	Hard.		11
	KARST	Karst.		12
	LARGE_PARTICLES	Large sized <PARTICLE>s.		13
	MEDIUM_PARTICLES	Medium sized <PARTICLE>s.		14
	MEMBRANE	Fibre <MATERIAL>, coated by a water-repellent <MATERIAL> (for example: plastic); membrane.		15
	ROCKY	Rocky.		16
	ROTTEN	Rotten.		17
	SMALL_PARTICLES	Small sized <PARTICLE>s.		18
	SOFT	Soft.		19
	SPECKLED	Speckled.		20
	SPRINGS_IN_OCEAN_FLOOR	Springs in <OCEAN_FLOOR>.		21
	STICKY	Sticky.		22
	STIFF	Stiff.		23
	STREAKY	Streaky.		24
	TENACIOUS	Tenacious.		25
	UNEVEN	Uneven.		26
	UNSTABLE	Unconsolidated <MATERIAL> that is unstable.		27
	UNSURFACED	Unsurfaced.		28
	VARIED	Varied.		29
	VOLCANIC	Volcanic.		30
SURFACE_MATERIAL_TYPE		The composition of the <MATERIAL> of the <SURFACE> of an <OBJECT> excluding internal structural <MATERIAL>s; surface material type.
	AIRCRAFT	The primary <MATERIAL> used in the external skin of an <AIRCRAFT>.		1
	ALUMINUM	Aluminum.		2
	AMMUNITION	Ammunition.		3
	ASH	Ash.		4
	ASPHALT	Asphalt.		5
	BASALT	Basalt.		6
	BEDROCK	<BEDROCK>.		7
	BITUMINOUS	Bituminous.		8
	BOULDER	<BOULDER>.		9
	BRICK	Brick.		10
	CALCAREOUS	Calcareous.		11
	CEMENT	Cement.		12
	CHALK	Chalk.		13
	CHEMICAL	Chemical.		14
	CINDER	Cinder.		15
	CIRRIPEDIA	Cirripedia.		16
	CLAY	Clay.		17
	COAL	Coal.		18
	COBBLE	Cobble.		19
	COKE	Coke.		20
	COMPOSITE_ge_50_PCT_PERMANENT	Composite with 50 percent or more of the <SURFACE> permanent; composite greater than or equal to 50 percent permanent.		21
	COMPOSITE_lt_50_PCT_PERMANENT	Composite with less than 50 percent of the <SURFACE> permanent.		22
	COMPOSITION	Composition.		23
	CONCRETE	Concrete.		24
	CONGLOMERATE	Conglomerate.		25
	COPPER	Copper.		26
	CORAL	<CORAL>.		27
	CORAL_HEAD	A rounded often knobby protuberance of coralline <MATERIAL> on the submerged portion of a coral <REEF> or in close proximity to it; coral head [MWCD, "coral head"].		28
	DESALINATED_WATER	Desalinated <WATER>.		29
	DIAMOND	Diamond.		30
	DIATOMACEOUS_EARTH	Diatomaceous earth.		31
	DIORITE	Diorite.		32
	DISTORTED_SURFACE	An unnatural, misshapen, distorted <SURFACE>.		33
	DOLOMITE	Dolomite.		34
	EARTHEN	Earthen.		35
	ELECTRIC	Electric.		36
	ERODED_LAND	Eroded <LAND>.		37
	EVAPORITE	Evaporite.		38
	EXPLOSIVE	Explosive.		39
	FABRIC	Fabric.		40
	FIBREGLASS	Fibreglass.		41
	FLYSCH	Flysch.		42
	FOOD	Food.		43
	FORAMINIFERA	Foraminifera.		44
	FROZEN_WATER	Frozen <WATER>.		45
	FUCUS	Fucus.		46
	GABBRO	Gabbro.		47
	GAS	Gas.		48
	GIBBSITE	Gibbsite.		49
	GLASS	Glass.		50
	GLOBIGERINA	Globigerina.		51
	GOLD	Gold.		52
	GRADED_SOIL	Graded <SOIL>, rolled <SOIL>, or <GRASS> on graded <SOIL>.		53
	GRANITE	Granite.		54
	GRASS	<GRASS>.		55
	GRAVEL	Gravel.		56
	GREENSTONE	Any igneous <ROCK> of dark-green appearance, especially containing chlorite, epidote, or hornblende; greenstone [SOED, "greenstone", a].		57
	GROUND	Ground.		58
	GROUND_SHELL	Ground <<<SHELL>>>.		59
	HERBACEOUS_VEGETATION	Herbaceous <VEGETATION>.		60
	ICE	<ICE>.		61
	IRON	Iron.		62
	KARST	Karst.		63
	KELP	Kelp.		64
	LATERITE	Laterite.		65
	LAVA	Lava.		66
	LEAD	Lead.		67
	LOESS	Loess.		68
	LUMBER	Lumber.		69
	MACADAM	Macadam.		70
	MACADAM_CRUSHED_ROCK	Water bound macadam, crushed rock.		71
	MADREPORE	Madrepore.		72
	MANGANESE	Manganese.		73
	MARBLE	Marble.		74
	MARL	Marl.		75
	MASONRY	Masonry.		76
	MATTE	Matte.		77
	MEMBRANE	Fibre <MATERIAL>, coated by a water-repellent <MATERIAL> (for example: plastic); membrane.		78
	METAL	Metal.		79
	MIXED_IN_PLACE	Aggregate that has been mixed in place using non-bituminous binders (for example: Portland cement).		80
	MUD	Mud.		81
	MULTIPLE_MATERIALS	Multiple <MATERIAL>s.		82
	MUSSEL	Mussel.		83
	NON_TREED_VEGETATION	Herbaceous or scrub <VEGETATION>, excluding <TREE>s; non-treed vegetation.		84
	OIL	Oil.		85
	OIL_BLISTER	Oil blister.		86
	OOZE	Ooze.		87
	OYSTER	Oyster.		88
	PAINT	Paint.		89
	PAPER	Paper.		90
	PART_METAL	Part metal.		91
	PEAT	Peat.		92
	PEBBLE	Pebble.		93
	PEM_MIX	Mixture of concrete, asphalt and/or bitumen bound macadam; PEM mix.		94
	PERMANENT_HARD	Permanent - hard <SURFACE> type unknown.		95
	PETROL	Petrol.		96
	PLASTER	Plaster.		97
	PLASTIC	Plastic.		98
	POLYZOA	Polyzoa.		99
	PORPHYRY	Porphyry.		100
	PRESTRESSED_CONCRETE	Prestressed <<<CONCRETE>>>.		101
	PTEROPOD	Pteropod.		102
	PUMICE	Pumice.		103
	QUARTZ	Quartz.		104
	RADIOACTIVE_MATERIAL	Radioactive <MATERIAL>.		105
	RADIOLARIAN	Radiolarian.		106
	REINFORCED_CONCRETE	Reinforced concrete.		107
	RIPRAP	<RIPRAP>.		108
	ROCK	<ROCK>.		109
	RUBBER	Rubber.		110
	RUBBLE	<RUBBLE>.		111
	SALT	Salt.		112
	SAND	<SAND>.		113
	SAND_AND_BOULDERS	A mixture of <<<SAND>>> and <<<BOULDER>>>s.		114
	SAND_AND_GRAVEL	A mixture of <<<SAND>>> and <<<GRAVEL>>>.		115
	SAND_AND_MUD	A mixture of <<<SAND>>> and <<<MUD>>>.		116
	SAND_GRADED_ROLLED_OILED	A <SURFACE> of <<<SAND>>> that has been graded, rolled, or oiled, as for a <ROAD>.		117
	SAND_WAVE	A large, primary wavelike structure on the upper <SURFACE> of a sedimentary bed, produced by high-speed <CURRENT>s of <AIR> or <WATER>; sand wave.		118
	SANDSTONE	Sandstone.		119
	SCHIST	Schist.		120
	SCORIA	Scoria.		121
	SEA_TANGLE	Sea-tangle.		122
	SEAWEED	<SEAWEED>.		123
	SEWAGE	Sewage.		124
	SHELL	Shell.		125
	SHINGLE	Shingle.		126
	SILT	Silt.		127
	SILVER	Silver.		128
	SLAG	Slag.		129
	SLUDGE	Sludge.		130
	SNOW	<SNOW_GROUND_COVER>.		131
	SOIL	<SOIL>.		132
	SPICULE	Spicule.		133
	SPOIL	Spoil.		134
	SPOIL_OR_TAILINGS	<<<SPOIL>>> and/or <<<TAILINGS>>>.		135
	SPONGE	Sponge.		136
	STEEL	Steel.		137
	STONE	Stone.		138
	SUGAR	Sugar.		139
	TAILINGS	Tailings.		140
	TEXTILE	Textile.		141
	THATCH	Thatch.		142
	TRAVERTINE	Travertine.		143
	TREED_VEGETATION	<VEGETATION> including <TREE>s.		144
	TREES	<TREE>s.		145
	TUFA	Tufa.		146
	URANIUM	Uranium.		147
	VEGETATED_WETLAND	<WETLAND> including <VEGETATION>; vegetated wetland.		148
	VEGETATION_PRODUCT	Incorporates <VEGETATION>; vegetation product.		149
	VINYL	Vinyl.		150
	VOLCANIC	Volcanic.		151
	VOLCANIC_ASH	Volcanic ash.		152
	WATER	<WATER>.		153
	WOOD	Wood.		154
	ZINC	Zinc.		155
SURFACE_THERMAL_MODEL		The type of thermal (radiance) model being used to determine the interpretation of the thermal index describing the thermal (radiance) characteristic of a <SURFACE>. That value is used to index one or more thermal model-specific lookup tables in order to predict, display, or analyze thermal signatures.
	E_S_CCTT	Evans and Sutherland (E&S) Close Combat Tactical Trainer (CCTT).		1
	LMIS_A2ATD	Lockheed Martin Information Systems (LMIS) Anti-Armor Advanced Technology Demonstration (A2ATD).		2
	LMIS_AGPT	Lockheed Martin Information Systems (LMIS) Ausbildungsgerat Gefechtssimulator fur die Panzertruppe (AGPT).		3
	LMIS_KAM20	Lockheed Martin Information Systems (LMIS) Kawasaki Anti-tank Missile (KAM20).		4
SURVEILLANCE_WINGED_AIRCRAFT- _TYPE		The type of a winged surveillance <AIRCRAFT>.
	AN74_MADCAP_SERIES	AN-74 Madcap series, designed for surveillance, command and control operations; manufactured by Antonov.		1
	E2C_MODEL_HAWKEYE_SERIES	E-2C, model E-2 Hawkeye series, designed for surveillance; manufactured by Grumman.		2
	E3A_AWACS_SENTRY_SERIES	E-3A AWACS, E-3 Sentry series, designed for surveillance; manufactured by Boeing.		3
	TU126_MOSS_SERIES	TU-126 Moss series, designed for surveillance, command and control operations; manufactured by Tupolev.		4
SURVEY_CONTROL_POINT_TYPE		The type of a control point established by surveying methods.
	ASTRONOMIC_OBS_STATION	The <LOCATION> of an <OBSERVATION_STATION> used in determining precise position by astronomic survey methods.		1
	ASTRONOMIC_POS	A <LOCATION> established by astronomic observation identifying astronomic latitude and longitude; astronomic position.		2
	BENCHMARK	A permanent <OBJECT> identifying the <<ELEVATION>> used as a reference level for tidal observations or as a control point for leveling; benchmark.		3
	BOUNDARY_MARKER	A permanent <OBJECT> identifying the <LOCATION> of a <BOUNDARY>; boundary marker.		4
	FIXED_POS	A <LOCATION> that has been accurately determined and plotted; fixed position.		5
	GEODETIC_POS	A <LOCATION> established by geodetic surveying methods; geodetic position.		6
	HORIZ_MAIN_STATION	A station <LOCATION> in a <NETWORK> of main horizontal control points established by third order accuracy or better surveying methods.		7
	HORIZ_POS	A <LOCATION> identifying a horizontal position used for locating subordinate surveys or mapping.		8
	HORIZ_POS_AND_BENCHMARK	A permanent <OBJECT> identifying both horizontal position and elevation <BENCHMARK> used for locating subordinate surveys or mapping.		9
	HORIZ_SECONDARY_STATION	A station <LOCATION> in a <NETWORK> of secondary horizontal control points used for local area <SHORELINE> plots, sounding marks, or stadia surveys, established by lower order surveying methods than main control points.		10
	TRIANGULATION_POINT	A conspicuous natural or artificial <OBJECT>, the <LOCATION> of which has been determined by angular surveying methods with geodetic instruments; triangulation point. A triangulation point is also known as a trigonometric or triangulation station.		11
	VERT_MAIN_STATION	A station <LOCATION> in a <NETWORK> of main vertical control points established by third order accuracy or better surveying methods.		12
	VERT_POS	A <LOCATION> identifying a vertical position used for locating subordinate surveys or mapping.		13
	VERT_SECONDARY_STATION	A station <LOCATION> in a <NETWORK> of secondary vertical control points used for local area plots of <SHORELINE>s, sounding marks, or stadia surveys, established by lower order surveying methods than main control points.		14
SURVEY_COVERAGE_QUALITY		A general evaluation of the coverage quality of a survey, as a category.
	INADEQUATE	Surveyed, but not with complete coverage and/or not to established standards; inadequate.		1
	NOT_SURVEYED	Survey data either does not exist or is very poor in coverage and/or quality; not surveyed [S57A, Attribute, QUAPOS:2].		2
	SURVEYED	Surveyed with complete coverage and to established standards. Survey implies a regular, controlled survey of any date.		3

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