Closed 3DXScape closed 4 years ago
@TatjanaKutzner Most of these issues are editorial. However some MAY impact the UML model so I have tagged this issue accordingly.
Re. Nobu_T_8 - BIM: I'm not sure what is being asked for here. Re. Nobu_T_11 - Bitemporal: Bitemporal is the term used in the academic literature (see Johnson, Tom 2014) Re. Nobu_T_11 - Levels of Detail: Capitalization has been used where the LOD concept is being referred to.
The following sub-issues have been implemented in the UML model: T_31, T_34, T_35 (second point only), T_46, T_49, T_51, and T_52
The other sub-issues do not require updates to the UML model.
Re T_26: The suggested changes are correct. However, currently the text is taken automatically from the ISO packages. I can chose from the following ISO packages: At the moment, I use the topmost package. It probably needs to be changed to ISO 19111 Edition 3, as this is the most current specification.
I'll change it in the UML model. After changing it looks like this in the UML model:
Re T_27: I cannot solve this problem in the UML model, because there the arrows look correct. @cmheazel Maybe the problem arises when exporting the image from the UML model?
@TatjanaKutzner I assume the issue is the skewed arrow on the generalization relationships between AbstractFeatureWithLifespan and its' subclasses. If so, my version of EA looks the same as the PDF. Do you want me to fix it?
@cmheazel: Yes, it's the skewed arrow. Please fix it in your EA version, as in my EA version it looks correct.
@TatjanaKutzner The updated figure is a little better. there are a number of associations all coming together at the same point. Hard to get the arrows in perfect alignment.
T_8: I added BIM to the list of abbreviated terms, but did not add GI, as it is not used anywhere in the document T_28: AbstractFeatureWithLifespan and CityModel are not required in figure 17. They are already introduced in figure 14 and do not give additional information to figure 17. T_53: The figure has now a figure number and title. I suggest to keep the arrow as it is. The text cannot be moved, only the arrow. But moving the arrow to the right or left end of the box also looks strange. T_54: Chapter 4 includes now the INSPIRE specification on buildings. Referencing still needs to be done.
T_23, T_40-T_45, T_47, T_48, and T_50: These items need to be solved in the template and/or directly in the tables of chapter 9.
9.1.3, 9.1.6, 9.1.7, 9.1.8, 9.1.9, 9.1.10 - These references appear in the definitions extracted from the TC211 Harmonized Model. The figures they reference are in the ISO standards documents. Since the ISO documents are not web accessible, these references have been removed.
Should we add the following ISO classes: DirectPosition GM_MultiPoint TM_Position
9.7 - the reference to ISO 19103 occurs within a definition exported from the TC211 Harmonized UML model. We prefer to limit our editing of exported content as much as possible.
P41 - All instances have been corrected to CityGML-1/3.0.
Table 5 (was previously table 4) and chapter 9.1 list all ISO classes that are explicitly used in the CityGML UML model.
Since GM_MultiPoint is used explicitly in the PointCloud module, also GM_MultiPoint should be added to the table and the chapter.
The same applies to TM_Position, as it is used as attribute type in the Dynamizer module, and DirectPosition, which is used in the Construction module.
Added GM_MultiPoint, DirectPosition, and TM_Position. Validated that all links now work.
In my opinion, these 54 issues relate to typographical or grammatical or similar editing errors that can be resolved by the original author(s) or one of the other editors.
Nobu_T_1: pp.6
Nobu_T_2: pp.9
Nobu_T_3:
Nobu_T_4:
Nobu_T_5:
Nobu_T_6: pp.10
Nobu_T_7: pp.13
Nobu_T_8: pp.16-17
Nobu_T_9: pp.20
Nobu_T_10: pp.21
Nobu_T_11: pp.25
Nobu_T_12: pp.26
Nobu_T_13: pp.27
Nobu_T_14: pp.28
Nobu_T_15: pp.29
Nobu_T_16: pp.30
Nobu_T_17: pp.31
Nobu_T_18: pp.33, 34
Nobu_T_19: pp.35
Nobu_T_20: pp.36
Nobu_T_21: pp.37
Nobu_T_22: pp.39
Nobu_T_23: pp.41
Nobu_T_24:
Nobu_T_25: pp.43
Nobu_T_26: [Figure 13]
Nobu_T_27: pp.44
Nobu_T_28: p.47
Nobu_T_29: pp.48
Nobu_T_30: pp.39
Nobu_T_31: 8.6
Nobu_T_32: 8.7
Nobu_T_33: 8.8
Nobu_T_34: pp.72
Nobu_T_35: 8.10
Nobu_T_36: pp.85
Nobu_T_37:
Nobu_T_38: 8.15
Nobu_T_39: 8.18 pp.104
Nobu_T_40: 9.1.3
Nobu_T_41: 9.1.6
Nobu_T_42: 9.1.7
Nobu_T_43: 9.1.8
Nobu_T_44: 9.1.9
Nobu_T_45: 9.1.10
Nobu_T_46: 9.2
Nobu_T_47: pp.125
Nobu_T_48: 9.7
Nobu_T_49: 9.8
Nobu_T_50: 9.9
Nobu_T_51: 9.10
Nobu_T_52: 9.11
Nobu_T_53: 10.3 pp.280 Figure:
Nobu_T_54: Annex D