Closed ccrook closed 10 months ago
InSAR based model: This suggestion is not accepted as it is outside the scope of the specification, which is deformation models for coordinate transformations. The existing metadata fields can include definition of source, etc. The specific formulation of metadata is defined by the carrier rather than in this functional model definition.
PART B
Requirement: [General, #] More Meta data. Include a meta data field to describe the gridded velocity vector geometry for deformation grids.
Implementation Specification Section number: [General, #] Deformation Model Functional Model
Criticality: [Major, Minor, Editorial, etc.] Minor
Comments/justifications for changes: [Comments] InSAR derived velocity vector deformation models are rarely in a (N/S)(E/W)(U/D) geometry and velocity vectors often point in a more arbitrary geometry (generally) corresponding to the line of sight (LOS) of the satellite. It would be good to include a meta data field/s which describes the LOS geometry.
PART B
Requirement: [General, #] More Meta data. Include a meta data field to describe the source of the data and method used to determine the model.
Implementation Specification Section number: [General, #] Deformation Model Functional Model
Criticality: [Major, Minor, Editorial, etc.] Minor
Comments/justifications for changes: [Comments] Towards transparency. N/A
PART B
Requirement: [General, #] More Meta data for gravity field models. Consider a meta data field to describe the underlying constants use in gravity field models.
Implementation Specification Section number: [General, #] The Geodetic data Grid eXchange Format (GGXF)
Criticality: [Major, Minor, Editorial, etc.] Minor
Comments/justifications for changes: [Comments] It would be useful to include the full stack of parameters (where applicable) in the header data in the gcf format for the spherical harmonic models and a zero degree term (W_0). http://icgem.gfz-potsdam.de/ICGEM-Format-2011.pdf
This would facilitate a better understanding of the compatibility and points of different between models.