No Subject

First -- Address and Location are different structures.   A Location can
have, included in it, an Address, as well as a SubLocation(which can also
have an Address).



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tmcgrath@portcomm.com.au@Internet on 3 Jul 2003, 22:36 Thursday

To:    ubl-LCSC
cc:      (bcc: Alan Stitzer)
Subject:    [ubl-lcsc] [roe] OAG comment: Address and Location


To facilitate debate and consensus on the reviewed items, I am posting
relevant issues as discussion points.  The intention is that after a one
week period the team shall resolve these issues.  For example, this
issue will be resolved at the call on Friday July 11th.

Item 5.

OAGIS has defined a separate Address and Location aggregate.  Location
contains basic identification and descriptive information and also
includes the Coordinate aggregate and Address aggregate (as ASCCs/ASBIEs).

This separation of Location and Address is consistent with previous
version of OAGIS and appears to conform with best practices of many
software vendors and other standards organizations.

This is a modeling issue that has been debated before.  Do we wish to
revisit this and if so, can we adopt the OAG structures as is?

--
regards
tim mcgrath
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