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reqgeometry-extensionwkt-literal-default-srs
Req 12 Coordinate tuples within
geo:wktLiterals
shall be interpreted using the axis order defined in the spatial reference system used.
reqgeometry-extensionwkt-axis-order
The example
geo:wktLiteral
below encodes a point geometry using the default WGS 84 geodetic longitude-latitude spatial reference system for Simple Features 1.0:
Point-83.38 33.95http:www.opengis.netontgeosparqlwktLiteral
A second example below encodes the same point using
http:www.opengis.netdefcrsEPSG04326
: a WGS 84 geodetic latitude-longitude spatial reference system note that this spatial reference system defines
a different axis order:
http:www.opengis.netdefcrsEPSG04326 Point33.95 -83.38http:www.opengis.netontgeosparqlwktLiteral
Req 13 An empty RDFS Literal of type
geo:wktLiteral
shall be interpreted as an empty geometry.
reqgeometry-extensionwkt-literal-empty
8.5.2 Serialization Properties
The
geo:asWKT
property is defined to link a geometry with its WKT serialization.
Property: geo:asWKT Req 14 Implementations shall allow the RDF property
geo:asWKT
to be used in SPARQL graph patterns.
reqgeometry-extensiongeometry-as-wkt-literal
The property
geo:asWKT
is used to link a geometric element with its WKT serialization.
geo:asWKT a rdf:Property,
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owl:DatatypeProperty; rdfs:subPropertyOf geo:hasSerialization;
rdfs:isDefinedBy http:www.opengis.netspecgeosparql1.0; rdfs:label as WKTen;
rdfs:comment The WKT serialization of a geometry.en; rdfs:domain geo:Geometry;
rdfs:range geo:wktLiteral .
8.6 Requirements for GML Serialization serialization=GML
This section establishes requirements for representing geometry data in RDF based on GML as defined by Geography Markup Language Encoding Standard [OGC 07-036].
8.6.1 RDFS Datatypes
This section defines one RDFS Datatype:
http:www.opengis.netontgeosparqlgmlLiteral
.
RDFS Datatype: geo:gmlLiteral
geo:gmlLiteral a rdfs:Datatype; rdfs:isDefinedBy http:www.opengis.netspecgeosparql1.0;
rdfs:label GML literalen; rdfs:comment The datatype of GML literal valuesen .
Valid
geo:gmlLiterals
are formed by encoding geometry information as a valid element from the GML schema that implements a subtype of
GM_Object
. For example, in GML 3.2.1 this is every element directly or indirectly in the substitution group of the
element
{http:www.opengis.netontgml3.2}AbstractGeometry
. In GML 3.1.1 and GML 2.1.2 this is every element directly or indirectly in the substitution group
of the element
{http:www.opengis.netontgml}_Geometry
.
Req 15 All
geo:gmlLiterals
shall consist of a valid element from the GML schema that implements a subtype of
GM_Object
as defined in [OGC 07-036].
reqgeometry-extensiongml-literal
The example
geo:gmlLiteral
below encodes a point geometry in the WGS 84 geodetic longitude-latitude spatial reference system using GML version 3.2:
gml:Point srsName=\http:www.opengis.netdefcrsOGC1.3CRS84\
xmlns:gml=\http:www.opengis.netontgml\ gml:pos-83.38 33.95gml:pos
gml:Pointhttp:www.opengis.netontgeosparqlgmlLiteral
