The geo table document defines the location related variables used.
An example of the document contents is given below, for a comprehensive description of all the possible content options see the schema document. Data continuation and abbreviated content expressed as …:
The root level tag contains a reference to the schema document which is used to validate the content of the XML document:
<geo_tables xmlns="http://www.simo-project.org/simo"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.simo-project.org/simo ../schemas/geo_table.xsd">
A basic geo table named “dem”:
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<geo_table name="dem" desc="Digital elevation model">
<filename>dem.latlonarray</filename>
<ulx>20.0041666667</ulx>
<uly>70.0958333333</uly>
<nrow>1245</nrow>
<ncol>1394</ncol>
<xdim>0.00833333333333</xdim>
<ydim>0.00833333333333</ydim>
<nvar>1</nvar>
The coordinate attributes GEO_X and GEO_Y from comp_unit level are used as input of the geo table model:
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<coordinate_variables>
<longitude>
<variable>GEO_X</variable>
<level>comp_unit</level>
</longitude>
<latitude>
<variable>GEO_Y</variable>
<level>comp_unit</level>
</latitude>
</coordinate_variables>
The result of the model is the value of ALT attribute in comp_unit level:
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<targets>
<target>
<variable>ALT</variable>
<level>comp_unit</level>
</target>
</targets>
</geo_table>
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</geo_tables>