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| longitude        =
| longitude        =
| ontologyProperty =
| ontologyProperty =
}}
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{{GeocoordinatesMapping
| latitudeDirection  =
| latitudeDegrees    =
| latitudeMinutes    =
| latitudeSeconds    =
| longitudeDirection =
| longitudeDegrees  =
| longitudeMinutes  =
| longitudeSeconds  =
| ontologyProperty  =
}}
}}
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=== Meanings ===
=== Meanings ===
* where to put the converted result, by default "coordinates"
'''ontologyProperty'''
Use one set of these properties:<br/>
* all coordinates in one template property:
'''coordinates'''
* decimal coordinates in two properties:<br/>
'''latitude''', '''longitude''':
* coordinates broken into direction and 3 numbers:<br/>
'''latitudeDirection''', '''latitudeDegrees''', '''latitudeMinutes''', '''latitudeSeconds''',<br/>
'''longitudeDirection''', '''longitudeDegrees''', '''longitudeMinutes''', '''longitudeSeconds'''


=== Example ===
=== Example ===


Geo coordinates are often distributed to four or six properties: for latitude and longitude and the corresponding degree, minute, second, south/north, east/west. Eg in template Infobox Settlement:
<pre>
{{ Infobox settlement
|lat_deg = 39  |lat_min = 52  |lat_dir = N
|long_deg = 32 |long_min = 52 |long_dir = E
...
}}
</pre>
The DBpedia parser ''GeocoordinatesMapping'' generates correct latitude and longitude values from these 6 elements:
<pre>
<pre>
{{
{{TemplateMapping
| mapToClass = Settlement
| mappings =
  {{GeocoordinatesMapping
    | latitudeDirection = lat_dir | latitudeDegrees = lat_deg | latitudeMinutes = lat_min | latitudeSeconds = lat_sec
    | longitudeDirection = long_dir | longitudeDegrees = long_deg | longitudeMinutes = long_min | longitudeSeconds = long_sec }}
}}
}}
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Other place templates include coordinates for several points, so you use several instances of ''GeocoordinatesMapping''. E.g. for [[Mapping en:Geobox]] (by default ontologyProperty is "coordinates", which means the place overall):
<pre>
{{GeocoordinatesMapping
  | latitudeDegrees = lat_d  | latitudeMinutes = lat_m  | latitudeSeconds = lat_s  | latitudeDirection = lat_NS 
  | longitudeDegrees = long_d  | longitudeMinutes = long_m  | longitudeSeconds = long_s  | longitudeDirection = long_EW }}
{{GeocoordinatesMapping | ontologyProperty = highestPosition
  | latitudeDegrees = highest_lat_d  | latitudeMinutes = highest_lat_m  | latitudeSeconds = highest_lat_s  | latitudeDirection = highest_lat_NS 
  | longitudeDegrees = highest_long_d  | longitudeMinutes = highest_long_m  | longitudeSeconds = highest_long_s  | longitudeDirection = highest_long_EW }}
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Latest revision as of 14:41, 13 January 2015

{{GeocoordinatesMapping}} maps one or more template properties containing geo coordinate values to ontology properties. It can combine several values (containing e.g. degree, minute and second) to one coordinate.

Usage

{{GeocoordinatesMapping
| coordinates      =
| ontologyProperty =
}}

{{GeocoordinatesMapping
| latitude         =
| longitude        =
| ontologyProperty =
}}

{{GeocoordinatesMapping
| latitudeDirection  =
| latitudeDegrees    =
| latitudeMinutes    =
| latitudeSeconds    =
| longitudeDirection =
| longitudeDegrees   =
| longitudeMinutes   =
| longitudeSeconds   =
| ontologyProperty   =
}}

Meanings

  • where to put the converted result, by default "coordinates"

ontologyProperty

Use one set of these properties:

  • all coordinates in one template property:

coordinates

  • decimal coordinates in two properties:

latitude, longitude:

  • coordinates broken into direction and 3 numbers:

latitudeDirection, latitudeDegrees, latitudeMinutes, latitudeSeconds,
longitudeDirection, longitudeDegrees, longitudeMinutes, longitudeSeconds

Example

Geo coordinates are often distributed to four or six properties: for latitude and longitude and the corresponding degree, minute, second, south/north, east/west. Eg in template Infobox Settlement: 

{{ Infobox settlement
|lat_deg = 39  |lat_min = 52  |lat_dir = N
|long_deg = 32 |long_min = 52 |long_dir = E
...
}}

The DBpedia parser GeocoordinatesMapping generates correct latitude and longitude values from these 6 elements: 

{{TemplateMapping
| mapToClass = Settlement
| mappings = 
  {{GeocoordinatesMapping 
    | latitudeDirection = lat_dir | latitudeDegrees = lat_deg | latitudeMinutes = lat_min | latitudeSeconds = lat_sec 
    | longitudeDirection = long_dir | longitudeDegrees = long_deg | longitudeMinutes = long_min | longitudeSeconds = long_sec }}
}}

Other place templates include coordinates for several points, so you use several instances of GeocoordinatesMapping. E.g. for Mapping en:Geobox (by default ontologyProperty is "coordinates", which means the place overall): 

 {{GeocoordinatesMapping 
   | latitudeDegrees = lat_d  | latitudeMinutes = lat_m  | latitudeSeconds = lat_s  | latitudeDirection = lat_NS  
   | longitudeDegrees = long_d  | longitudeMinutes = long_m  | longitudeSeconds = long_s  | longitudeDirection = long_EW }}
 {{GeocoordinatesMapping | ontologyProperty = highestPosition 
  | latitudeDegrees = highest_lat_d  | latitudeMinutes = highest_lat_m  | latitudeSeconds = highest_lat_s  | latitudeDirection = highest_lat_NS  
  | longitudeDegrees = highest_long_d  | longitudeMinutes = highest_long_m  | longitudeSeconds = highest_long_s  | longitudeDirection = highest_long_EW }}


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