B.1 A feature catalogue contains its identifcation and contact information, and definition of some number of feature types with other information necessary for those definitions B.1 A feature catalogue contains its identifcation and contact information, and definition of some number of feature types with other information necessary for those definitions B.2 Class or real world phenomena with common properties. In this version it should be read as a dataset type with common file contents a reference to another featureType within the same catalogue. This is a shortcut to the 19110 aggregation model B.8 Characteristic of a feature type. Here we mean a data elenent which, if it exists, is contained within the featureType file, dataset or container a reference to another feature attribute which should be regareded as a copy or an alias a reference to another feature attribute which should be regareded as a copy or an alias B.8 This is the de-facto specification of featureAttribute. It uses attributes instead of elements for the identification and specification of the featureAttribute id is the unique reference within the catalogue (originally code B.8.1) units is otherwise B.8.2 valueMeasurementUnits and can be a list of allowable units type is the variable type in the XMLSchema namespace. Note that many WMO 306 Alphanumeric elements are code values or integers embedded within a string, and therefore can't be properly trepresented by NMTOKEN. codeName is an extension of B.8.3 listedValue to refer to code tables such as WMO 306 or BUFR code tables This coverage feature list is set up for WMO GRIB coverage elements. element variableField is the parameter which varies at each point of the grid element fixedField is the level or layer parameter foxed at every point. For example: Temperature varying at every grid point defined at a height level of 3000m or conversely, the lowest height variable at each grid point at which the 0C temperature is crossed, if indeed it is crossed. group coverageGeometry is a coding of the GRIB latitude-longitude grid definition translated to ISO terms This group is a coding of the GRIB latitude-longitude grid definition translated to ISO terms in a similar manner to ISO19123 B.2 Class or real world phenomena with common properties. In this version it should be read as a dataset type with common file contents B.8 Characteristic of a feature type. Here we mean a data elenent which, if it exists, is contained within the featureType file, dataset or container B.2.5 equivalent name ( to typeName) by which the featureType is known B.1.1 The common name for the feature catalogue B.1.2 Subject domain(s) of the feeature types contained in this feature catalogue B.2.3 This is included to store the code value of the alphanumeric code = e.g. M_iM_iM_jM_j in WMO vol 306. Here we usurp the definition of "code" within 19110 and use the xml attribute "id" to refer uniquely to the feature within the catalogue B.2.2 definition of the feature type (extended also to feature attribute) in natural language or alternatively a reference or citation where this may be found. Here the coverage is defined within a feature attribute B.1.8 list of feature types B.1.3 Description of kind(s) of use to which this feeature catalogue may be put B.1.7 the formal functional language in which the feature operation formal definition occurs in this feature catalogue. As this feature catalogue is posited to be a dataset description form, with no application functinonality, this is not relevant >B.8 This is the de-facto specification of featureAttribute B.1.6 Name, address, country and email address of person or organisation having primary responsibility for the intellectual content of this feature catalogue B.2.1 text string which uniquely identifies this feature type within the feature catalogue that contains the feature type B.1.5 effective date of this feature catalogue B.1.4 version number of this feature catalogue which may include major and minor versions