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Subject: RE: [humanmarkup-comment] RE: HM.VR_AI: Goals and Overview : HumanML_VR_AI Facilitator
>I don't know what you would do or what microparse is supposed to mean >but I am sure that values like 5in, 25,6km, 34cc will become >unmanageable in no time. That is exactly not what I am suggesting. >Just use primitives and specify both the primitive for an attribute and >the corresponding abstract type in your schemata, then use this info >from your application. Isn't that what XSD is about? That is what I am suggesting. I would use floating point primitives and try to standardize around a metric measurement type since that is the world standard if not the US common practice. One will have better luck with geographic systems. Mapping systems consider the measurement type (eg, miles vs km) to be a layer about the actual coordinate system. GML is a good example for feature layers. len
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