Advanced" tab¶
The "Advanced" tab lets you specify the format, format version and character encoding of the data.
Resource type¶
| Definition | Resource type |
|---|---|
| Indications | This indicates whether it is a dataset or a set of data. In Isogeo, models are clearly differentiated when the metadata record is created (manually or automatically). |
| INSPIRE requirement | Mandatory |
| Batch editing | Yes, by crushing |
| Scan | Yes |
| Search engine | Filters |
| Resource sheet | No |
| Service sheet | No |
| Definition | Computer format |
|---|---|
| Indications | This list is restricted to formats automatically recognized by Isogeo. For service metadata, the list is that of the 6 recognized protocols (WMS, WFS, WMTS, Esri Feature, Esri Map, Esri Tiled Map). For resource metadata, the list is free. |
| Example | Shapefile Version 1.0 WMS 1.3.0 Microsoft Word 2013 |
| INSPIRE requirement | Mandatory |
| Batch editing | Yes, by crushing |
| Scan | Yes (not the version) |
| Search engine | Filters (except for free-format resource sheets, which are only included in the text search) |
| Resource sheet | Yes, free list |
| Service sheet | Yes, specific list of recognized OGC and Esri formats |
| Definition | Encoding the characters in the dataset |
|---|---|
| Indications | Encoding defines how characters are encoded, and is often linked to the operating system and software used. For example, if you create your data with ArcGIS on Windows, the encoding is (very) likely to be Windows-1252, which is a variation ofISO 8859-1. |
| Example | UTF-8 |
| INSPIRE requirement | Mandatory, if the encoding used is not based on utf-8 |
| Batch editing | Yes, by crushing |
| Scan | No |
| Search engine | No |
| Resource sheet | No |
| Service sheet | No |