Spatial Extent

The spatial extent is the allowable range for x and y coordinates (and for m and z values if you have them). When you create a feature class or feature dataset, the spatial extent is defined using minimum and maximum x and y coordinate values.

Child Components

Type Code 0..1
Action Code 0..1
Identifier 0..∞
UUID 0..1
Source Identifier 0..1
Party Identifier 0..1
Identifier Set 0..∞
Related Identifier 0..∞
Minimum Coordinate 1..1
Maximum Coordinate 1..1
Extension 1..1

UML Class Model

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class SpatialExtent {
    String TypeCode
    CodeList ActionCode
    String Identifier
    String UUID
    String SourceIdentifier
    String PartyIdentifier
}

class "IdentifierSet"{}
class "RelatedIdentifier"{}
class "MinimumCoordinate"{}
class "MaximumCoordinate"{}

SpatialExtent o-d- "0...∞" "IdentifierSet"
SpatialExtent o-r- "0...∞" "RelatedIdentifier"
SpatialExtent o-u- "1...1" "MinimumCoordinate"
SpatialExtent o-l- "1...1" "MaximumCoordinate"

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Where Used

Following is a list of components that have Spatial Extent as a child component.

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