Difference between revisions of "MicroMVDs for exchange requirements/Geolocation MicroMVD"

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  * The project must have coordinate reference system data
 
  * The project must have coordinate reference system data
 
  * The name of the CRS must be {coordinate_reference_name}
 
  * The name of the CRS must be {coordinate_reference_name}
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* The description of the CRS must be {value}
 
  * The geodetic datum must be {coordinate_reference_name}
 
  * The geodetic datum must be {coordinate_reference_name}
 
  * The vertical datum must be {coordinate_reference_name}
 
  * The vertical datum must be {coordinate_reference_name}
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| The schema version. At the moment, these are likely to be either IFC4 or IFC2X3.
 
| The schema version. At the moment, these are likely to be either IFC4 or IFC2X3.
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| <code>{coordinate_reference_name}</code>
 
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Revision as of 03:23, 27 July 2020

The following MicroMVD vocabulary can be used to ensure geolocation information is set.

Feature: Geolocation

In order to query data in real world coordinates
As a recipient expecting to integrate BIM and GIS datasets
Geolocation data must be stored correctly in received files

Scenario: Receiving a file
 * The IFC file "{file}" must be provided
 * IFC data must use the {schema} schema

Scenario: Geometry is georeferenced to a coordinate reference system
 * There must be at least one IfcSite element
 * The project must have coordinate reference system data
 * The name of the CRS must be {coordinate_reference_name}
 * The description of the CRS must be {value}
 * The geodetic datum must be {coordinate_reference_name}
 * The vertical datum must be {coordinate_reference_name}
 * The map projection must be {coordinate_reference_name}
 * The map zone must be {coordinate_reference_name}
 * The map unit must be {unit}

Scenario: Local coordinate systems are specified relative to a global system
 * The project must have coordinate transformations to convert from local to global coordinates
 * The eastings of the model must be offset by {number} to derive its global coordinates
 * The northings of the model must be offset by {number} to derive its global coordinates
 * The height of the model must be offset by {number} to derive its global coordinates
 * The model must be rotated clockwise by {number} to derive its global coordinates
 * The model must be scaled along the horizontal axis by {number} to derive its global coordinates

Scenario: Global coordinates of the project origin are provided for convenient reference
 * The site {guid} has a longitude of {number}
 * The site {guid} has a latitude of {number}
 * The site {guid} has an elevation of {number}

You can fill out the variables using the guide below.

Variable Example Description
{file} project.ifc The filename or path to any IFC file.
{schema} IFC4 The schema version. At the moment, these are likely to be either IFC4 or IFC2X3.
{value} Anything Any arbitrary value if it adds meaning required by the project.
{coordinate_reference_name} EPSG:7856 If this exists in the EPSG registry, the EPSG identifier must be provided. If not, it may be arbitrarily specified as a custom text name.
{unit} Metre This case insensitive text value may contain an optional prefix followed by an SI unit or an converted unit
{number} 42.12 Any numerical value you expect for a particular attribute or property.
{guid} 28q3AgmxP5cepIweO5Of$o This is a 22 character GlobalId for a particular IFC element.