Environmental Data Coding Specification (EDCS)

Annex A
(normative)

Deprecated EDCS items

A.1 Introduction

A.1.1 Table of contents

Table A.1 — Table of contents
A.1 Introduction A.8 Deprecated EQs
A.1.1 Table of contents A.9 Deprecated EOs
A.1.2 Overview A.10 Deprecated EGs
A.2 Deprecated ECs A.11 Deprecated references
A.3 Deprecated EAs A.12 Deprecated figures
A.4 Deprecated EVs A.13 Deprecated abbreviated terms
A.5 Deprecated EEs A.14 Deprecated abbreviations used in labels
A.6 Deprecated EUs A.15 Deprecated profiles
A.7 Deprecated ESs  

Table A.2 — Table of tables
Table A.1 — Table of contents Table A.4 — Deprecated EAs
Table A.2 — Table of tables Table A.5 — Deprecated EEs
Table A.3 — Deprecated ECs Table A.6 — Deprecated profiles

A.1.2 Overview

This annex contains tables defining those EDCS items whose use is deprecated as defined in Annex F. EDCS "items", as used in this annex, refer to those EDCS dictionary entries, their associated fields, and profiles of EDCS identified in 4.14.

A.2 Deprecated ECs

The use of the ECs in Table A.3 is deprecated. Users of these classifications are strongly cautioned that these ECs are expected to be removed in a future version of this International Standard.

Table A.3 — Deprecated ECs
Label Concept definition Figure(s) Code
MARINE_CHANNEL The part of a <WATERBODY> that is deep enough for navigation through a <WATERBODY_REGION> otherwise not suitable; marine channel.
EXAMPLE     The deepest part of a <RIVER>, <MARINE_BAY>, or <MARINE_STRAIT> through which the main <WATERBODY_CURRENT> flows.
  685
POLYGONAL_FACE A polygon used to model some aspect of an <OBJECT>; polygonal face.   890

A.3 Deprecated EAs

The use of the EAs in Table A.4 is deprecated. Users of these attributes are strongly cautioned that these EAs are expected to be removed in a future version of this International Standard.

Table A.4 — Deprecated EAs
Label Concept definition Figure(s) Attribute value type EQ label Code
EXISTENCE_CERTAINTY The certainty of existence of an <OBJECT>.   ENUMERATION   356
EXISTENCE_STATUS The status or existence condition of an <OBJECT>.   ENUMERATION   357
OCEAN_FLOOR_REGION_NAME The name of a <REGION> of an <OCEAN_FLOOR> that has measurable relief or is delimited by relief. The value is formatted in a Basic Latin string and contains the name for a kind of feature of the <OCEAN_FLOOR> that may be found in [SUFN].   CONSTRAINED_STRING   917
POLYGONAL_FACE_TYPE The type of <OBJECT> represented by a <POLYGONAL_FACE>.   ENUMERATION   981
USAGE The primary user, function, or controlling authority of an <OBJECT>; usage.   ENUMERATION   1497

A.4 Deprecated EVs

In this International Standard, no EVs are deprecated.

A.5 Deprecated EEs

The use of the EEs in Table A.5 is deprecated. Users of these attribute enumerants are strongly cautioned that these EEs are expected to be removed in a future version of this International Standard.

Table A.5 — Deprecated EEs
Attribute label Enumerant label Concept definition Figure(s) Code
ATM_CEILING_METHOD   The method used to determine the <<ATM_CEILING>>.    
  CLOUD_OBSERVATION By observing the vertical distance to the base of the lowest <CLOUD>; cloud observation.   3
CONTROLLING_AUTHORITY   The controlling authority responsible for an <OBJECT>. Controlling authorities may be distinguished by organizational level (for example: national, sub-national, or military district) and/or type (for example: private or public).    
  FEDERAL Federal.   3
  NON_MILITARY Non-military (for example: civilian and/or public).   11
EM_BAND   The scientifically-accepted designation for a range of <<FREQUENCY>>s within the electromagnetic spectrum; electromagnetic band.    
  EXTREME_INFRARED 300 gigahertz to 20 terahertz; extreme infrared.   25
  SUBMILLIMETRE 300 gigahertz to 3 terahertz; submillimetre.   26
  ULF Less than 3 hertz; ultra-low frequency.   2
EXISTENCE_CERTAINTY   The certainty of existence of an <OBJECT>.    
  APPROXIMATE Approximate.   1
  DEFINITE Certain or clear; definite.   2
  DOUBTFUL Not <<<DEFINITE>>> or obvious; doubtful.   3
  POSSIBLE Possible.   4
  REPORTED Reported but not verified by official methods.   5
EXISTENCE_STATUS   The status or existence condition of an <OBJECT>.    
  ABANDONED Abandoned, deserted, no longer used or inhabited, forsaken, or disused.   1
  ALTERNATE May serve or be used in place of another; alternate. An alternate may substitute for a primary choice.   2
  ANCIENT Belongs to, made in, or typical of an earlier period; ancient.   3
  APPROXIMATE Very close to or almost exact; approximate.   4
  BLADES_MISSING A <WINDMILL> or <WIND_MOTOR> from which the turbine blades are missing.   5
  CONTINUOUS_OPERATION Services or facilities are always available; continuous operation.   6
  CONTROLLED Access is regulated; controlled. An authority exercises restraining or directing influence.   7
  CORRESPONDS Corresponds to a recommended track.   8
  DAMAGED Not in its original condition and has been harmed, injured, or broken; damaged.   9
  DEFINITE Certain; definite.   10
  DEFINITE_SHORELINE The <LOCATION> of a <SHORELINE> is well defined; definite shoreline.   11
  DESTROYED Destroyed.   12
  DISMANTLED Taken apart, disassembled, or torn down; dismantled.   13
  DISSIPATING Attenuated to, or almost to the point of, disappearing; dissipating.   14
  DISUSED No longer used for the purpose intended; disused.   15
  DOES_NOT_CORRESPOND Does not correspond to a recommended track.   16
  DOUBTFUL <<<REPORTED>>> but has not been definitely determined to exist; doubtful.   17
  EXTINGUISHED No longer lit; extinguished.   18
  HISTORIC Famous or important in history or having great and lasting importance; historic.   19
  ILLUMINATED Exposed to or revealed by <LIGHTING>; illuminated.   20
  INACTIVE Not functioning or operating or out of use; inactive.   21
  INCOMPLETE Not complete, lacking some parts, or not finished; incomplete.   22
  INDEFINITE_SHORELINE The <LOCATION> of a <SHORELINE> is approximate or estimated; indefinite shoreline.   23
  INDETERMINATE Not verified by examination or survey; indeterminate.   24
  INTERMITTENT_OPERATION The services or facilities are not always available; intermittent operation.   25
  ISOLATED Isolated.   26
  MAINTAINED Maintained.   27
  MAN_MADE Man-made.   28
  NATURAL Natural.   29
  NAVIGABLE Of sufficient size (deep and wide enough) to be navigated by <VESSEL>s, especially passenger or cargo <VESSEL>s; navigable.   30
  NAVIGABLE_ABANDONED <<<NAVIGABLE>>> and <<<ABANDONED>>>.   31
  NAVIGABLE_OPERATIONAL <<<NAVIGABLE>>> and <<<OPERATIONAL>>>.   32
  NON_CONTROLLED Not <<<CONTROLLED>>>; non-controlled.   33
  NON_TIDAL Not <<TIDE_INFLUENCED>>.   34
  NOT_ACCESSIBLE Not open for access; not accessible, closed or locked.   35
  NOT_ISOLATED Not <<<ISOLATED>>>.   36
  NOT_MAINTAINED Not <<<MAINTAINED>>>.   37
  NOT_USABLE Of no utility; not usable.   38
  OCCASIONAL Not habitual; occasional or infrequent.   39
  ON_TEST_COMMISSIONED Commissioned and on-test.   40
  ON_TEST_NOT_COMMISSIONED Not commissioned and on-test.   41
  ONE_WAY Moving or permitting movement in one <DIRECTION> only; one way.   42
  OPERATIONAL Fit for proper functioning; ready for use; operational.   43
  OPERATIONAL_COMMISSIONED <<<OPERATIONAL>>> and commissioned.   44
  OPERATIONAL_NOT_COMMISSIONED <<<OPERATIONAL>>> but not commissioned.   45
  OUT_OF_SERVICE_COMMISSIONED Commissioned and out-of-service.   46
  OUT_OF_SERVICE_NOT-
_COMMISSIONED
Not commissioned and out-of-service.   47
  PARTIALLY_DESTROYED Some portion or part is <<<DESTROYED>>>.   48
  PERIODIC Periodic or intermittent; recurring at intervals.   49
  PERMANENT Permanent.   50
  PLANNED_CONSTRUCTION A <REGION> where a future construction is planned.   51
  PROPOSED Suggested, put forward for consideration, discussion, or adoption; proposed.   52
  RECOMMENDED Endorsed, commended as being worthy or desirable, or useful; recommended.   53
  REPORTED Made known, but not verified; reported.   54
  RUINED A <STRUCTURE> in a decayed or deteriorated condition resulting from neglect or disuse, or a damaged <STRUCTURE> in need of repair; ruined.   55
  SONAR_CONFIRMED Existence has been confirmed by sonar return signals.   56
  SONAR_NOT_CONFIRMED Existence has not been confirmed by sonar return signals.   57
  SWEPT Cleared of obstacles; swept.   58
  SYNCHRONIZED Occurring at a time, coincident at a point of time, and contemporary, simultaneous or synchronized.   59
  TEMPORARY Temporary.   60
  TIDAL Influenced by the <TIDE>; tidal.   61
  TWO_WAY Moving or permitting movement in two <DIRECTION>s only; two way.   62
  UNDER_CONSTRUCTION In the process of being built or renovated; under construction.   63
  UNWATCHED Usually automatic in operation, without any permanently stationed <PERSONNEL> to superintend it; unwatched.   64
  WATCHED Looked at or observed over a period especially to be aware of any movement or change; watched.   65
FUNCTIONAL_USE   The general categories of function or use that an <OBJECT> serves or may serve; functional use.    
  AVALANCHE Avalanche.   3
  CONTAINER <CONTAINER>.   7
  DRAG_STRIP Drag strip.   8
  RETAINING Retaining.   29
HYDROGRAPHIC_DEPTH_INFORMATION   The accuracy or availability of <<HYDROGRAPHIC_DEPTH>> information for an <OBJECT>.    
  UNKNOWN Unknown.   3
HYDROLOGIC_PERSISTENCE   The persistence of a <HYDROLOGIC_OBJECT>.    
  PERENNIAL_OR_PERMANENT <<<PERENNIAL>>> or <<<PERMANENT>>>.   4
  PERMANENT Permanent.   5
MARINE_STATION_EQUIPMENT   The type of <EQUIPMENT> at a marine station.    
  STA STA.   16
MINE_OTHER_INFORMATION_TYPE   The subsidiary information for an <EXPLOSIVE_MINE>; mine other information type.    
  TYPE Type.   5
POLYGONAL_FACE_TYPE   The type of <OBJECT> represented by a <POLYGONAL_FACE>.    
  BUILDING <BUILDING>.   1
  BUILDING_COMPONENT <BUILDING_COMPONENT>.   2
  LAND <LAND>.   3
  TERRAIN <TERRAIN>.   4
  WATERBODY_FLOOR <WATERBODY_FLOOR>.   5
  WATERBODY_SURFACE <WATERBODY_SURFACE>.   6
PUBLIC_ACCOMMODATION_TYPE   The type of a <FACILITY> that is used for accommodating the public but not as a permanent or long-term <DWELLING>; public accommodation type.    
  TEMPORARY_RESIDENCE Temporary residence.
EXAMPLES     <HOTEL>, <MOTEL>.
  7
ROLLING_STOCK_TYPE   The type of a rolling-stock.    
  BOLSTER Open and serving as one of two pivots that support an extremely long load mounted on two <<<FLAT>>> <RAIL_WAGON>s; bolster.   1
USAGE   The primary user, function, or controlling authority of an <OBJECT>; usage.    
  ADVERTISING_BILLBOARD Advertising billboard.   1
  AERODROME_TERMINAL <AERODROME_TERMINAL>.   2
  AGRICULTURE Agriculture.   3
  AID_TO_NAVIGATION_CHANGEOVER <AID_TO_NAVIGATION> changeover.   4
  AIRCRAFT_CONTROL Housing the <EQUIPMENT> and <PERSONNEL> designed for the safe takeoff and landing of <AIRCRAFT>; aircraft control.   5
  AIRCRAFT_FACILITY Aircraft facility / airport reference point.   6
  AIRCRAFT_HANGAR_APRON <APRON> associated with an <AIRCRAFT_HANGAR>.   7
  ALERT_APRON_OR_HARD_STANDING Alert <APRON> and/or <HARD_STANDING>.   8
  ALTERNATE_ENTRY Alternate <<<ENTRY>>>.   9
  ALTERNATE_ENTRY_OR_EXIT <<<ALTERNATE_ENTRY>>> and/or <<<ALTERNATE_EXIT>>>.   10
  ALTERNATE_EXIT Alternate <<<EXIT>>>.   11
  ALTIMETER_CHANGE Altimeter change.   12
  ANCHOR_POINT Anchor point.   13
  ANIMAL_SANCTUARY Sanctuary for <NON_HUMAN_ANIMAL>s.   14
  APARTMENT Apartment.   15
  ARCP ARCP.   16
  ARIP ARIP.   17
  AS_FILL As fill.   18
  AVALANCHE Avalanche.   19
  BASE_FLIGHT_APRON Base flight <APRON>.   20
  BUTTS Butts.   21
  CABLE_PIPE_SIGN Sign indicating a <ELECTRICAL_CABLE> or <PIPELINE>.   22
  CAUSEWAY As a <CAUSEWAY>.   23
  CITY <CITY>.   24
  CLOCK Clock.   25
  CLOSED Closed.   26
  COMMERCE Commerce.   27
  COMMERCE_OR_RECREATION <<<COMMERCE>>> and/or <<<RECREATION>>>.   28
  COMMUNAL Communal.   29
  COMMUNICATION Relating to the transmission or receipt of messages via electronic signals, either by wire or wireless means; communication.   30
  COMPASS_ADJUSTMENT Compass adjustment.   31
  COMPASS_ROSE_HARD_STANDING Compass rose <HARD_STANDING>.   32
  COMPULSORY_REPORT_POINTS Compulsory reporting points.   33
  CONTAINER <CONTAINER>.   34
  DECOY Decoy.   35
  DEPOT_APRON Depot <APRON>.   36
  DISPERSAL_HARD_STANDING Dispersal <HARD_STANDING>.   37
  DRAG_STRIP Drag strip.   38
  DRINKING_WATER <WATER> that is safe for human consumption; drinking water.   39
  DUGOUT Dugout.   40
  DYKE <DYKE>.   41
  ENGINE_RUN_UP_HARD_STANDING Engine run up <HARD_STANDING>.   42
  ENGINE_TEST_PAD Engine test pad or <APRON>.   43
  ENTRY Entry.   44
  ENTRY_OR_STARTING <<<ENTRY>>> and/or starting.   45
  EXIT Exit.   46
  EXIT_OR_END <<<EXIT>>> and/or end.   47
  FEDERAL Federal.   48
  FEEDER Feeder.   49
  FILL Fill.   50
  FILTRATION_POND Filtration pond.   51
  FINAL_APPROACH_FIX Final approach fix.   52
  FIREBREAK Firebreak.   53
  FIRING_IN_HARD_STANDING Firing-in <HARD_STANDING>.   54
  FLOOD_BARRAGE <FLOOD_BARRAGE>.   55
  FLOOD_CONTROL Flood control and/or rate measurement.   56
  FOREST_PRESERVE <FOREST_PRESERVE>.   57
  GOVERNMENT Pertaining to the administration and control of a political unit; government.   58
  GOVERNMENT_OR_INSTITUTION <<<GOVERNMENT>>> and/or <<<INSTITUTION>>>.   59
  HIGH_ALTITUDE_ENROUTE High altitude enroute.   60
  HIGHWAY_SIGN Highway sign.   61
  HOTEL <HOTEL>.   62
  INDIGENOUS_BURIAL_GROUND <INDIGENOUS_BURIAL_GROUND>.   63
  INDUSTRY Industry.   64
  INITIAL_APPROACH_FIX Initial approach fix.   65
  INSTITUTION Institution.   66
  INSULAR Insular.   67
  INTAKE Intake.   68
  INTERNATIONAL Involving more than one country; covering more than one national <REGION>; international.   69
  INTERSTATE Interstate.   70
  IRRIGATION Irrigation.   71
  JOINT Joint military and civilian.   72
  LEVEE <LEVEE>.   73
  LEVEE_OR_DYKE <<<LEVEE>>> or <<<DYKE>>>.   74
  LIMITED Limited.   75
  LOW_ALTITUDE_ENROUTE Low altitude enroute.   76
  LOW_HIGH_ALTITUDE_ENROUTE <<<LOW_ALTITUDE_ENROUTE>>> and <<<HIGH_ALTITUDE_ENROUTE>>>.   77
  MAINTENANCE_HARD_STANDING Maintenance <HARD_STANDING>.   78
  MANDATORY Mandatory or compulsory; enforced.   79
  MARINE A portion of the <OCEAN> regularly used for the movement of <HUMAN>s or <CARGO>; marine.   80
  MARINE_STATION Marine station.   81
  MEDICAL Medical.   82
  MILEAGE_BREAK_DOWN Mileage break down.   83
  MILITARY Military.   84
  MILITARY_DISTRICT Military district.   85
  MINING For <HUMAN>s and supplies in support of mining operations.   86
  MISSED_APPROACH_POINT Missed approach point.   87
  MIXED_URBAN <MIXED_URBAN_REGION> or <BUILT_UP_REGION> on <LAND>.   88
  MOTEL <MOTEL>.   89
  NATIONAL Administered or controlled by a single nation; national.   90
  NATIONAL_SUBDIVISION A subdivision of a <<<NATIONAL>>> <REGION>.   91
  NAVIGATION_CHECK_POINT Navigation check point.   92
  NOMAD For nomadic people and their supplies.   93
  NON_COMPULSORY_REPORT_POINTS Non-compulsory reporting points.   94
  NON_MILITARY Civilian or public; non-military.   95
  NON_PRECISION_INSTRUMENT-
_APPROACH
Non-precision instrument approach.   96
  OIL_EXPLORATION For <HUMAN>s and supplies in support of the search for, or production of, hydrocarbon based fuels such as oil or gas; oil exploration.   97
  OPEN Open.   98
  OPERATIONAL_APRON Operational <APRON> or <HARD_STANDING>.   99
  OUTFALL Outfall.   100
  PAD_HARD_STANDING Pad <HARD_STANDING>.   101
  PARKING_HARD_STANDING Parking <HARD_STANDING>.   102
  POWER Power.   103
  PRECISION_INSTRUMENT_APPROACH Precision instrument approach.   104
  PRIMARY Primary or 1st order.   105
  PRISONER Prisoner.   106
  PRIVATE Not in public ownership or operation; private.   107
  PROHIBITED_AREA <PROHIBITED_REGION>.   108
  PROVINCIAL Provincial.   109
  PUBLIC Belonging to, available to, used or shared by, the community as a whole and not restricted to private use; public.   110
  QUATERNARY Quaternary or 4th order.   111
  QUINTARY Quintary or 5th order.   112
  RADAR Radar.   113
  RECREATION Recreation.   114
  RECREATION_OR_INDUSTRY <<<RECREATION>>> and/or <<<INDUSTRY>>>.   115
  REFUELLING_HARD_STANDING Refuelling <HARD_STANDING>.   116
  REFUGEE Refugee.   117
  REGIONAL Regional.   118
  RESERVE <RESERVE> or reservation.   119
  RESERVED Reserved and set apart for some specific use.   120
  RESIDENCE Residence.   121
  RESIDENCE_OR_AGRICULTURE <<<RESIDENCE>>> and/or <<<AGRICULTURE>>>.   122
  RESTRICTED Restricted.   123
  RETAIL Designed for the sale of goods directly to the public; retail.   124
  RETAINING Retaining.   125
  ROCK_SHED <ROCK_SHED>.   126
  SCHOOL School.   127
  SCOREBOARD Scoreboard.   128
  SEAPLANE_RUN <SEAPLANE_RUN>.   129
  SECONDARY Secondary or 2nd order.   130
  SINGLE_POINT_MOORING Single point mooring.   131
  SNOW_SHED <SNOW_SHED>.   132
  STATE State.   133
  STOL_APPROACH STOL approach.   134
  STUB_APRON Stub <APRON>.   135
  TELEGRAPH Telegraph.   136
  TELEPHONE <TELEPHONE>.   137
  TEMPORARY_RESIDENCE Temporary residence.
EXAMPLES     <HOTEL>, <MOTEL>.
  138
  TERMINUS Terminus.   139
  TERMINUS_OR_TERMINAL <<<TERMINUS>>> and/or <<<AERODROME_TERMINAL>>>.   140
  TERTIARY Tertiary or 3rd order.   141
  TIMEBALL Timeball.   142
  TOURIST Tourist.   143
  TRANSACTION Transaction.   144
  TRANSIENT_APRON Transient <APRON>.   145
  TRANSPORTATION Transportation.   146
  TRIANGULATION Triangulation.   147
  TRIBAL Tribal.   148
  TURNING Turning.   149
  UNIDENTIFIED_AIRSTRIP Unidentified <AIRSTRIP>.   150
  UNPOPULATED Unpopulated.   151
  UTILITY_OR_COMMUNICATION Utility and/or <<<COMMUNICATION>>>.   152
  VESSEL_BERTH <VESSEL_BERTH>.   153
  VISUAL_APPROACH Visual approach.   154
  VISUAL_DESCENT_POINT Visual descent point.   155
UTILITY_USE   The type of a <FACILITY> that is used for utility provision purposes; utility use.    
  OUTBUILDING <OUTBUILDING>.   2
  TRIANGULATION Triangulation.   7

A.6 Deprecated EUs

In this International Standard, no EUs are deprecated.

A.7 Deprecated ESs

In this International Standard, no ESs are deprecated.

A.8 Deprecated EQs

In this International Standard, no EQs are deprecated.

A.9 Deprecated EOs

In this International Standard, no EOs are deprecated.

A.10 Deprecated EGs

In this International Standard, no EGs are deprecated.

A.11 Deprecated references

In this International Standard, no references are deprecated.

A.12 Deprecated figures

In this International Standard, no figures are deprecated.

A.13 Deprecated abbreviated terms

In this International Standard, no abbreviated terms are deprecated.

A.14 Deprecated abbreviations used in labels

In this International Standard, no abbreviations used in labels are deprecated.

A.15 Deprecated profiles

The use of the profiles in Table A.6 is deprecated. Users of these profiles are strongly cautioned that these profiles are expected to be removed in a future version of this International Standard.

Table A.6 — Deprecated profiles
Table A.7 — EDCS_1_0_DEFAULT_PROFILE  
Table A.8 — EDCS_1_0_UNIT_PROFILE