EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BALEEN_WHALE_YEARLY_CATCH

EDCS Attribute Code: 110

Definition:
The yearly catch of Baleen <WHALE>s.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: COUNT

EDCS Group Labels: ANIMAL

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BARGE_LOAD_RESTRICTIONS

EDCS Attribute Code: 111

Definition:
The description of any load restrictions that apply to barges using a <MARINE_ROUTE> or <FACILITY>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: STRING

EDCS Group Labels: HYDROGRAPHIC_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEACH_PORTION

EDCS Attribute Code: 112

Definition:
The relative portion of a <BEACH>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	BACKSHORE	EEC_BEACHPORTN_BACKSHORE	The area of shore lying between the average high-tide mark and the vegetation, affected by waves only during severe storms.	NR
2	FORESHORE	EEC_BEACHPORTN_FORESHORE	That part of the shore or beach which lies between the low water mark and the coastline/shoreline; the same condition may exist in non-contiguous offshore locations.	NR
3	NEARSHORE	EEC_BEACHPORTN_NEARSHORE	The region of land extending from the backshore to the beginning of the offshore zone.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: LITTORAL

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEACON_PRESENT

EDCS Attribute Code: 113

Definition:
Indication that an <OBJECT> has an associated <BEACON>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: LOGICAL

EDCS Group Labels: AIR_TRNSP, ANCILLARY_ARTEFACT, HYDROGRAPHIC_TRNSP, LIGHTING_AND_VISIBILITY

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEACON_SECTOR_FIRST_LIMIT

EDCS Attribute Code: 114

Definition:
The <<GEODETIC_AZIMUTH>> of the first limit of a <LIGHT> or radio transponder <BEACON> sector.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: PLANE_ANGLE

EDCS Group Labels: AIR_TRNSP, ANGULAR_MEASURE, HYDROGRAPHIC_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEACON_SECTOR_SECOND_LIMIT

EDCS Attribute Code: 115

Definition:
The <<GEODETIC_AZIMUTH>> of the second limit of a <LIGHT> or radio transponder <BEACON> sector.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: PLANE_ANGLE

EDCS Group Labels: AIR_TRNSP, ANGULAR_MEASURE, HYDROGRAPHIC_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEACON_SHAPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 116

Definition:
The characteristic geometric shape of a marine <BEACON>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	ARTICULATED	EEC_BEACSHAP_ARTICULATED	Offshore <AID_TO_NAVIGATION>s consisting of a length of pipe attached directly to a sinker by means of a pivot or such other device employing the principle of the universal joint; articulated light. The positional integrity is intermediary between that of a buoy and a fixed aid.	NR
2	BUOYANT	EEC_BEACSHAP_BUOYANT	A tall spar-like beacon fitted with a permanently submerged buoyancy chamber, the lower end of the body is secured to seabed sinker either by a flexible joint or by a cable under tension.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, BCNSHP:7]
3	CAIRN	EEC_BEACSHAP_CAIRN	A mound of stones, usually conical or pyramidal, raised specifically as a beacon support; a cairn.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, BCNSHP:6]
4	DAYMARK_BOARD_ARTICULATED	EEC_BEACSHAP_DAYMARK_BOARD_ARTICULATED	Daymark board articulated.	NR
5	DAYMARK_BOARD_RECTANGLE	EEC_BEACSHAP_DAYMARK_BOARD_RECTANGLE	Daymark board rectangle.	NR
6	DAYMARK_BOARD_SQUARE	EEC_BEACSHAP_DAYMARK_BOARD_SQUARE	Daymark board square.	NR
7	DAYMARK_BOARD_TRIANGLE	EEC_BEACSHAP_DAYMARK_BOARD_TRIANGLE	Daymark board triangle.	NR
8	LATTICE	EEC_BEACSHAP_LATTICE	A <STRUCTURE> consisting of strips of metal or wood crossed or interlaced as a lattice to form a <STRUCTURE> to serve as a beacon support.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, BCNSHP:4]
9	STRUCTURAL_PILE	EEC_BEACSHAP_STRUCTURAL_PILE	A <STRUCTURAL_PILE>.	n/a
10	POLE	EEC_BEACSHAP_POLE	An elongated wood or metal pole, embedded in a <WATER_BODY_FLOOR> to serve as a beacon support.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, BCNSHP:1]
11	STAKE	EEC_BEACSHAP_STAKE	A stake placed in shallow water as a beacon support.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATFIF:1]
12	TOWER	EEC_BEACSHAP_TOWER	A solid <STRUCTURE>, of the order of 10 metres in height, intended to serve as a beacon support; a tower.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, BCNSHP:3]
13	WITHY	EEC_BEACSHAP_WITHY	A <TREE> without roots stuck or spoiled into a <WATER_BODY_FLOOR> to serve as a beacon support; a withy.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, BCNSHP:2]

EDCS Group Labels: HYDROGRAPHIC_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEARD_MAXWELL_DIFFUSE_BRDF_PARAMETER

EDCS Attribute Code: 117

Definition:
The additive diffuse BRDF term (ρ_d) in the Beard-Maxwell BRDF model. For the special case of purely Lambertian surfaces, this is the only term that remains. This quantity is spectral (a distribution function in wavelength), and is measured in terms of inverse solid angle, inverse wavelength bin size.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: SPECTRAL_RECIPROCAL_SOLID_ANGLE

EDCS Group Labels: ALGORITHM_RELATED, EM_PHENOMENON

Reference Type: IR

References: [BRMVU]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEARD_MAXWELL_FIRST_SURFACE_BRDF_CURVE

EDCS Attribute Code: 118

Definition:
The specular "first surface" BRDF term (ρ_fs) in the Beard-Maxwell BRDF model. Multiplied by other factors, the resultant term gives the contribution due to specular scattering off of smooth, randomly-oriented "first surface" elements of which the rough "bulk surface" is composed. This quantity is spectral (a distribution function in wavelength), measured in terms of inverse solid angle, inverse wavelength bin size. It is, in general, a measurement-fitted function of the angle between the "first surface" element normal and the bulk surface normal.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: SPECTRAL_RECIPROCAL_SOLID_ANGLE

EDCS Group Labels: ALGORITHM_RELATED, EM_PHENOMENON

Reference Type: IR

References: [BRMVU]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEARD_MAXWELL_INTEG_DIFFUSE_BRDF_PARAMETER

EDCS Attribute Code: 119

Definition:
The additive diffuse BRDF term (ρ_d) in the Beard-Maxwell BRDF model. For the special case of purely Lambertian surfaces, this is the only term that remains. This quantity is wavelength-band integrated, the units are inverse solid angle, and the particular band is specified separately.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: RECIPROCAL_SOLID_ANGLE

EDCS Group Labels: ALGORITHM_RELATED, EM_PHENOMENON

Reference Type: IR

References: [BRMVU]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEARD_MAXWELL_INTEG_FIRST_SURFACE_BRDF_CURVE

EDCS Attribute Code: 120

Definition:
The specular "first surface" BRDF term (ρ_fs) in the Beard-Maxwell BRDF model. Multiplied by other factors, the resultant term gives the contribution due to specular scattering off of smooth, randomly-oriented "first surface" elements of which the rough "bulk surface" is composed. This quantity is wavelength-band integrated, measured in terms of inverse solid angle, and the particular band is specified separately. It is, in general, a measurement-fitted function of the angle between the "first surface" element normal and the bulk surface normal.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: RECIPROCAL_SOLID_ANGLE

EDCS Group Labels: ALGORITHM_RELATED, EM_PHENOMENON

Reference Type: IR

References: [BRMVU]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEARD_MAXWELL_INTEG_VOLUMETRIC_BRDF_PARAMETER

EDCS Attribute Code: 121

Definition:
The volumetric BRDF term (ρ_v) in the Beard-Maxwell BRDF model. Multiplied by 2 and divided by the sum of the cosines of incident and reflected zenith angles, the resultant term gives the contribution due to scattering elements beneath the "first surface" encountered by an incident ray. This quantity is wavelength-band integrated, the units are inverse solid angle, and the particular band is specified separately.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: RECIPROCAL_SOLID_ANGLE

EDCS Group Labels: ALGORITHM_RELATED, EM_PHENOMENON

Reference Type: IR

References: [BRMVU]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEARD_MAXWELL_OMEGA_PARAMETER

EDCS Attribute Code: 122

Definition:
One of two input parameters (Ω) to the Shadowing and Obscuration term in the Beard-Maxwell BRDF model. In this term, it is the denominator of the fraction involving the angle between scattering element and bulk surface normals.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: PURE_NUMBER

EDCS Group Labels: ALGORITHM_RELATED, EM_PHENOMENON

Reference Type: IR

References: [BRMVU]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEARD_MAXWELL_TAU_PARAMETER

EDCS Attribute Code: 123

Definition:
One of two input parameters (τ) to the Shadowing and Obscuration term in the Beard-Maxwell BRDF model. In this term, it is the denominator of the fraction (in the exponential factor) involving the Β angle between scattering element normal and incident light direction.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: PURE_NUMBER

EDCS Group Labels: ALGORITHM_RELATED, EM_PHENOMENON

Reference Type: IR

References: [BRMVU]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEARD_MAXWELL_VOLUMETRIC_BRDF_PARAMETER

EDCS Attribute Code: 124

Definition:
The volumetric BRDF term (ρ_v) in the Beard-Maxwell BRDF model. Multiplied by 2 and divided by the sum of the cosines of incident and reflected zenith angles, the resultant term gives the contribution due to scattering elements beneath the "first surface" encountered by an incident ray. This quantity is spectral (a distribution function in wavelength), and is measured in terms of inverse solid angle, inverse wavelength bin size.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: SPECTRAL_RECIPROCAL_SOLID_ANGLE

EDCS Group Labels: ALGORITHM_RELATED, EM_PHENOMENON

Reference Type: IR

References: [BRMVU]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEARING_AND_RECIPROCAL

EDCS Attribute Code: 125

Definition:
The horizontal direction of one terrestrial <LOCATION> from another (e.g., along a track or <ROUTE>); formatted in a Latin-1 string as the angular distance from a reference direction in 0,1 arc degree increments, followed by its reciprocal bearing, separated by a hyphen, e.g., "053,1-233,1".

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: CONSTRAINED_STRING

EDCS Group Labels: ANGULAR_MEASURE, HYDROGRAPHIC_TRNSP

Reference Type: IR

References: [BOWD]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEARING_FROM_SEAWARD

EDCS Attribute Code: 126

Definition:
The <<GEODETIC_AZIMUTH>> of the true course of a <VESSEL> when proceeding from seaward.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: PLANE_ANGLE

EDCS Group Labels: ANGULAR_MEASURE, HYDROGRAPHIC_TRNSP, POSITION

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BEAUFORT_WIND_SCALE

EDCS Attribute Code: 127

Definition:
The force of a <WIND> on the Beaufort scale, originally based on the associated state of the <SEA>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	CALM	EEC_BEAUFORTWNDSCL_CALM	Beaufort Number 0 (calm): Wind less than 0,5 metres per second (1 knot), sea smooth and mirror like. Wave height of zero. On land smoke rises vertically.	NR
2	LIGHT_AIR	EEC_BEAUFORTWNDSCL_LIGHT_AIR	Beaufort Number 1 (light air): Wind greater than 0,5 and up to 1,5 metres per second (between roughly 1 and 3 knots), scale like ripples without foam crests. Typical wave height of 7,5 centimetres (roughly 0,25 foot). On land smoke drifts but wind vanes do not move.	NR
3	LIGHT_BREEZE	EEC_BEAUFORTWNDSCL_LIGHT_BREEZE	Beaufort Number 2 (light breeze): Wind greater than 1,5 and up to 3,4 metres per second (between roughly 4 and 6 knots). Small, short wavelets; crests have a glassy appearance and do not break. Typical wave height of 15 centimetres (roughly 0,5 foot). On land wind vanes are affected and leaves rustle.	NR
4	GENTLE_BREEZE	EEC_BEAUFORTWNDSCL_GENTLE_BREEZE	Beaufort Number 3 (gentle breeze): Wind greater than 3,4 and up to 5,6 metres per second (between roughly 7 and 10 knots). Large wavelets; some crests begin to break; occasional white foam crests. Typical wave height of 0,3 metre (roughly 1 foot). On land leaves and small twigs are in constant motion.	NR
5	MODERATE_BREEZE	EEC_BEAUFORTWNDSCL_MODERATE_BREEZE	Beaufort Number 4 (moderate breeze): Wind greater than 5,6 and up to 8,3 metres per second (between roughly 11 and 16 knots). Small waves, becoming longer; numerous whitecaps. Typical wave height of 1 metre (roughly 3 feet). On land small branches move and dust is raised.	NR
6	FRESH_BREEZE	EEC_BEAUFORTWNDSCL_FRESH_BREEZE	Beaufort Number 5 (fresh breeze): Wind greater than 8,3 and up to 10,9 metres per second (between roughly 17 and 21 knots). Moderate waves, taking a more pronounced long form; many whitecaps; some spray. Typical wave height of 1,8 metres (roughly 6 feet). On land medium branches move and debris moves about.	NR
7	STRONG_BREEZE	EEC_BEAUFORTWNDSCL_STRONG_BREEZE	Beaufort Number 6 (strong breeze): Wind greater than 10,9 and up to 14,1 metres per second (between roughly 22 and 27 knots). Large waves begin to form; white foam crests are more extensive everywhere; there may be more spray. Typical wave height of 3,7 metres (roughly 12 feet). On land large branches are in motion, wires whistle, and wind can be heard in pines.	NR
8	NEAR_GALE	EEC_BEAUFORTWNDSCL_NEAR_GALE	Beaufort Number 7 (near gale): Wind greater than 14,1 and up to 17,2 metres per second (between roughly 28 and 33 knots). Sea heaps up; white foam from breaking waves begins to be blown in streaks along the direction of the wind. Typical wave height of 4,6 metres (15 feet). On land entire <TREE>s are in motion, walking is difficult, and a roar can be heard in pines.	NR
9	GALE	EEC_BEAUFORTWNDSCL_GALE	Beaufort Number 8 (gale): Wind greater than 17,2 and up to 20,8 metres per second (between roughly 34 and 40 knots). Moderately high waves of greater length; edges of crests; foam is blown into well-marked streaks along the direction of the wind. Typical wave height of 6 metres (roughly 20 feet). On land twigs break off <TREE>s and lawn furniture rocks.	NR
10	STRONG_GALE	EEC_BEAUFORTWNDSCL_STRONG_GALE	Beaufort Number 9 (strong gale): Wind greater than 20,8 and up to 24,4 metres per second (between roughly 41 and 47 knots). High waves; dense streaks of foam along direction of wind; crests of waves begin to roll over; spray may reduce visibility. Typical wave height of 9 metres (roughly 30 feet). On land large branches break, lawn furniture is moved, and cars are rocked.	NR
11	STORM	EEC_BEAUFORTWNDSCL_STORM	Beaufort Number 10 (storm): Wind greater than 24,4 and up to 28,4 metres per second (between roughly 48 and 55 knots). Very high waves with long overhanging crests; foam in great patches is blown in dense white streaks along the direction of the wind; visibility is reduced. Typical wave height of 12 metres (roughly 40 feet). On land <TREE>s are uprooted, roof shingles are damaged and car motion is affected.	NR
12	VIOLENT_STORM	EEC_BEAUFORTWNDSCL_VIOLENT_STORM	Beaufort Number 11 (violent storm): Wind greater than 28,4 and up to 32,4 metres per second (between roughly 56 and 63 knots). Exceptionally high waves; sea is completely covered with long, white patches of foam lying along the direction of the wind; visibility reduced. Typical wave height of 15 metres (roughly 50 feet). On land, <BUILDING>s suffer structural damage, lawn furniture becomes airborne, and driving becomes difficult.	NR
13	HURRICANE	EEC_BEAUFORTWNDSCL_HURRICANE	Beaufort Number 12 (hurricane): Wind greater than 32.4 metres per second (64 knots). Air is filled with foam and spray; sea completely white with driving spray; visibility very much reduced. Waves 18,3 metres (roughly 60 feet) and greater. On land, <BUILDING>s suffer widespread damage, power lines are downed and <TREE>s broken, and cars are blown off the road.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: ATMOSPHERE, WATER_BODY_SURFACE

Reference Type: PR

References: [WMO182]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BELOW_STATION_CLOUD_COVERAGE

EDCS Attribute Code: 128

Definition:
<CLOUD> coverage of the sky below an <OBSERVATION_STATION> located in the <MOUNTAIN>s.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	NONE_PRESENT	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_NONE_PRESENT	No clouds present.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
2	ONE_OKTA	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_ONE_OKTA	One OKTAs or 1/10 or less but not zero.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
3	TWO_OKTA	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_TWO_OKTA	Two OKTAs or 2/10 to 3/10, or few.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
4	THREE_OKTA	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_THREE_OKTA	Three OKTAs or 4/10.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
5	FOUR_OKTA	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_FOUR_OKTA	Four OKTAs or 5/10, or scattered.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
6	FIVE_OKTA	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_FIVE_OKTA	Five OKTAs or 6/10.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
7	SIX_OKTA	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_SIX_OKTA	Six OKTAs or 7/10 to 8/10.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
8	SEVEN_OKTA	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_SEVEN_OKTA	Seven OKTAs or 9/10 or more but not 10/10, or broken.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
9	EIGHT_OKTA	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_EIGHT_OKTA	Eight OKTAs or 10/10, or overcast.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
10	SKY_OBSCURED	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_SKY_OBSCURED	Sky obscured, or cloud amount can not be estimated.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
11	PARTIAL_OBSCURATION	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_PARTIAL_OBSCURATION	Partial obscuration.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
12	SCATTERED	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_SCATTERED	Between 3/8 and 4/8 coverage inclusive.	PR	[FMH1, Section 9.5.2]
13	BROKEN	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_BROKEN	Between 5/8 and 7/8 coverage inclusive.	PR	[FMH1, Section 9.5.2], [WMO306, Part B, Descriptor 0-20-011]
14	FEW	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_FEW	Between 1/8 and 2/8 coverage inclusive.	PR	[FMH1, Section 9.5.2], [WMO306, Part B, Descriptor 0-20-011]
15	INDISCERNABLE	EEC_BLWSTACLDCOV_INDISCERNABLE	Cloud cover is indiscernible for reasons other than fog or other meteorological phenomena, or observations not made.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]

EDCS Group Labels: ATMOSPHERE

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BELOW_STATION_CLOUD_TOP_ALTITUDE

EDCS Attribute Code: 129

Definition:
The altitude of the top relative to the MSL <SURFACE_DATUM>, of a <CLOUD> layer below an <OBSERVATION_STATION> located in the <MOUNTAIN>s.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: LENGTH

EDCS Group Labels: ATMOSPHERE, DIMENSION, POSITION

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BELOW_STATION_CLOUD_TOP_CHARACTERISTICS

EDCS Attribute Code: 130

Definition:
The characteristics of the upper <SURFACE> of a <CLOUD> layer below an <OBSERVATION_STATION> located in the <MOUNTAIN>s.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	FRAGMENTED	EEC_BLWSTACLDTPCHR_FRAGMENTED	Isolated cloud or fragments of clouds.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
2	CONT_FLAT_TOPS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTPCHR_CONT_FLAT_TOPS	Continuous, flat tops.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
3	SML_BREAKS_FLAT_TOPS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTPCHR_SML_BREAKS_FLAT_TOPS	Broken cloud - small breaks, flattops.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
4	LRG_BREAKS_FLAT_TOPS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTPCHR_LRG_BREAKS_FLAT_TOPS	Broken cloud - large breaks, flattops.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
5	CONT_UNDULATING_TOPS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTPCHR_CONT_UNDULATING_TOPS	Continuous cloud, undulating tops.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
6	SML_BREAKS_UNDULATE_TOPS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTPCHR_SML_BREAKS_UNDULATE_TOPS	Broken cloud - small breaks, undulating tops.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
7	LRG_BREAKS_UNDULATE_TOPS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTPCHR_LRG_BREAKS_UNDULATE_TOPS	Broken cloud - large breaks, undulating tops.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
8	CONT_TOWERING_TOPS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTPCHR_CONT_TOWERING_TOPS	Continuous or almost continuous with towering clouds above the top of the layer.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
9	WAVE_GROUPS_WITH_TOWERING	EEC_BLWSTACLDTPCHR_WAVE_GROUPS_WITH_TOWERING	Groups of waves with towering clouds above the top of the layer.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
10	MULTIPLE_LAYERS_AND_LEVELS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTPCHR_MULTIPLE_LAYERS_AND_LEVELS	Two or more layers at different levels.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]
11	CLOUD_NOT_VISIBLE	EEC_BLWSTACLDTPCHR_CLOUD_NOT_VISIBLE	Cloud not visible owing to darkness, fog, dust storm, <SAND> storm, or other analogous phenomena.	PR	[WMO306, Volume 1, Descriptor 0-20-011]

EDCS Group Labels: ATMOSPHERE

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BELOW_STATION_CLOUD_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 131

Definition:
The type of <CLOUD>s that comprise a <CLOUD> layer below an <OBSERVATION_STATION> located in the <MOUNTAIN>s.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	CIRRUS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTY_CIRRUS	Detached clouds in a form of white delicate filaments or white or mostly white patches or narrow bands; cirrus.	PR	[GMET]
2	CIRROCUMULUS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTY_CIRROCUMULUS	Thin white patch, sheet or layer of cloud without shading, composed of very small elements the form of (e.g. grains or ripples) merged or separated and more or less regularly arranged with a width of less than one arc degree, as observed from the ground; cirrocumulus.	PR	[GMET]
3	CIRROSTRATUS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTY_CIRROSTRATUS	Transparent whitish cloud veil of fibrous or smooth appearance, totally or partially covering the sky; cirrostratus.	PR	[GMET]
4	ALTOCUMULUS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTY_ALTOCUMULUS	A white or grey or both white and grey patch, sheet, or layer of cloud generally with shading composed of (e.g. laminae, rounded masses, or rolls) which are fibrous or diffuse and which may or may not be merged; most of the regularly arranged small elements usually have an apparent width between 1 and 5 arc degrees, as observed from the ground; altocumulus.	PR	[GMET]
5	ALTOSTRATUS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTY_ALTOSTRATUS	Grey or bluish cloud sheet or layer of striated, fibrous, or uniform appearance, totally or partially covering the sky and having parts thin enough to reveal the Sun at least vaguely, as through ground glass; does not show halo phenomenon; altostratus.	PR	[GMET]
6	NIMBOSTRATUS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTY_NIMBOSTRATUS	Grey cloud layer, often dark, the appearance of which is rendered diffuse by more or less continuous falling rain or snow, which in most cases reaches the ground; thick enough to blot out the sun; nimbostratus.	PR	[GMET]
7	STRATOCUMULUS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTY_STRATOCUMULUS	Grey or white cloud patch or layer which almost always has dark parts composed of tessellations, rounded masses, rolls, etc., which are nonfibrous and may or may not be merged; stratocumulus.	PR	[GMET]
8	STRATUS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTY_STRATUS	Generally grey cloud layer with a fairly uniform base, which may give drizzle, ice prisms, or snow grains; stratus.	PR	[GMET]
9	CUMULUS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTY_CUMULUS	Detached clouds generally dense and with sharp outlines developing vertically in form of rising mounds, domes, or towers; cumulus.	PR	[GMET]
10	CUMULONIMBUS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTY_CUMULONIMBUS	Heavy, dense cloud with a considerable vertical extent in the form of a large mountain or tower. Under the base of this cloud it is often dark with low ragged clouds either merged with it or not; cumulonimbus.	PR	[GMET]
11	NO_CLOUDS_OR_NOT_VISIBLE	EEC_BLWSTACLDTY_NO_CLOUDS_OR_NOT_VISIBLE	No clouds or not visible. May be further delineated specifically as EE NO_CLOUDS and EE NOT_VISIBLE.	NR
12	NOT_VISIBLE	EEC_BLWSTACLDTY_NOT_VISIBLE	Clouds are not visible owing to darkness, fog, dust storm, <SAND> storm, or other obscuring phenomena.	PR	[GMET]
13	NO_CLOUDS	EEC_BLWSTACLDTY_NO_CLOUDS	No clouds are present.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: ATMOSPHERE

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BENCHMARK_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 132

Definition:
The type of a <BENCHMARK>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	PRIMARY_ACS	EEC_BNCHMKTY_PRIMARY_ACS	Primary ACS.	PR	[FACC, Annex B, TY3:1]
2	SECONDARY_ACS	EEC_BNCHMKTY_SECONDARY_ACS	Secondary ACS.	PR	[FACC, Annex B, TY3:2]

EDCS Group Labels: SURVEY

Reference Type: IR

References: [FACC, Annex B: TY3]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BERTH_IDENTIFIER

EDCS Attribute Code: 133

Definition:
The textual identifier of a <VESSEL_BERTH>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: STRING

EDCS Group Labels: HARBOUR_AND_PORT

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BERTH_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 134

Definition:
The type of a decked marine berthing <STRUCTURE>, based on configuration and structure.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	PIER	EEC_BERTHTY_PIER	A platform built on stilts jutting out into a body of water, used as a boat dock, a place from which to fish, or as an entertainment center.	NR
2	QUAY	EEC_BERTHTY_QUAY	A platform that runs along the edge of a port or <HARBOUR>, where boats are loaded and unloaded.	NR
3	WHARF	EEC_BERTHTY_WHARF	A <STRUCTURE> built alongside or out into the water as a landing place for boats and ships, sometimes with a protective covering or enclosure.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: HARBOUR_AND_PORT

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BIDIRECTIONAL_REFLECTANCE_DISTRIBUTION_FUNCTION

EDCS Attribute Code: 135

Definition:
The ratio, for a particular material surface, of the differential reflected radiance into a unit solid angle about a particular (reflected) direction to the differential incident flux per unit surface area (irradiance) from a particular (incident) direction; bi-directional reflectance distribution function or directional-directional reflectance. This quantity is a function of the incident and reflected zenith and azimuth angles. This quantity is spectral (a distribution function in wavelength), measured in terms of inverse solid angle, inverse wavelength bin size.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: SPECTRAL_RECIPROCAL_SOLID_ANGLE

EDCS Group Labels: EM_PHENOMENON, LIGHTING_AND_VISIBILITY

Reference Type: IR

References: [TRHT]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BIOLOGIC_AGENT_CLOUD_CONCENTRATION

EDCS Attribute Code: 136

Definition:
The concentration of a biologic agent (substance) suspended in the <ATMOSPHERE>, e.g., as a <CLOUD>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: VOLUMIC_MASS

EDCS Group Labels: AIRBORNE_PARTICLE, ATMOSPHERE, DIMENSION, MILITARY_SCIENCE, RATE_OR_RATIO

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BIOLOGIC_AGENT_SURFACE_CONCENTRATION

EDCS Attribute Code: 137

Definition:
The concentration of a biologic agent (substance) contained in a layer on the <SURFACE> of an <OBJECT>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: SURFACE_DENSITY

EDCS Group Labels: DIMENSION, MILITARY_SCIENCE, RATE_OR_RATIO, SURFACE_MATERIAL

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BIOLOGIC_AGENT_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 138

Definition:
The type of a biologic agent (substance) that can kill, seriously injure, or incapacitate <HUMAN>s or <ANIMAL>s through its physiological properties.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	ABRIN	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_ABRIN	Abrin, a toxin.	NR
2	ACONITINE	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_ACONITINE	Aconitine, a toxin.	NR
3	AFLA	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_AFLA	Afla, a toxin.	NR
4	ALPGA_BUNGARO	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_ALPGA_BUNGARO	Alpha-bungaro, a toxin.	NR
5	ANA	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_ANA	Ana (VFDF), a toxin.	NR
6	ANTHRAX	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_ANTHRAX	Bacillus anthracis, also known as anthrax, a bacterial toxin.	NR
7	B1A	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_B1A	A generic biological weapons agent, 1A.	NR
8	B2A	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_B2A	A generic biological weapons agent, 2A.	NR
9	B3A	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_B3A	A generic biological weapons agent, 3A.	NR
10	B3B	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_B3B	A generic biological weapons agent, 3B, used for simulation purposes.	IR	[APDS]
11	B4	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_B4	A generic biological weapons agent, 4, used for simulation purposes.	IR	[APDS]
12	B5	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_B5	A generic biological weapons agent, 5, used for simulation purposes.	IR	[APDS]
13	BATRACHO	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BATRACHO	Batracho, a toxin.	NR
14	BETA_BUNGARO	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BETA_BUNGARO	Beta-bungaro, a toxin.	NR
15	BOTULINUM_A	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BOTULINUM_A	Botulinum A, a bacterial toxin.	NR
16	BOTULINUM_B	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BOTULINUM_B	Botulinum B, a bacterial toxin.	NR
17	BOTULINUM_C	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BOTULINUM_C	Botulinum C, a bacterial toxin.	NR
18	BOTULINUM_D	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BOTULINUM_D	Botulinum D, a bacterial toxin.	NR
19	BOTULINUM_E	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BOTULINUM_E	Botulinum E, a bacterial toxin.	NR
20	BREVE	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BREVE	Breve, also known as Red tide, a toxin.	NR
21	BRUCELLA	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BRUCELLA	Bacilli brucella, also known as brucellosis, a bacterial toxin.	NR
22	BRUCELLA_ABORTUS	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BRUCELLA_ABORTUS	Brucella abortus, also known as brucellosis, a bacterial toxin.	NR
23	BRUCELLA_CANIS	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BRUCELLA_CANIS	Brucella canis, also known as brucellosis, a bacterial toxin.	NR
24	BRUCELLA_MELITENSIS	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BRUCELLA_MELITENSIS	Brucella melitensis, also known as brucellosis, a bacterial toxin.	NR
25	BRUCELLA_NEOTOMAE	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BRUCELLA_NEOTOMAE	Brucella neotomae, also known as brucellosis, a bacterial toxin.	NR
26	BRUCELLA_OVIS	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BRUCELLA_OVIS	Brucella ovis, also known as brucellosis, a bacterial toxin.	NR
27	BRUCELLA_SUIS	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_BRUCELLA_SUIS	Brucella suis, also known as brucellosis, a bacterial toxin.	NR
28	CHOLERA	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_CHOLERA	Cholera, a toxin.	NR
29	CIGUA	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_CIGUA	Cigua, also known as maito, a toxin.	NR
30	COBRO	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_COBRO	Cobro, a toxin.	NR
31	CONO	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_CONO	Cono, a toxin.	NR
32	CRO	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_CRO	Cro, a toxin.	NR
33	DEBROMOAPLYSIA	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_DEBROMOAPLYSIA	Debromoaplysla, a toxin.	NR
34	DIPTHERIA	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_DIPTHERIA	Diphtheria, a toxin.	NR
35	ERABU	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_ERABU	Erabu, a toxin.	NR
36	GRAYANO	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_GRAYANO	Grayano, a toxin.	NR
37	HEAT_LABILE_ENTERO	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_HEAT_LABILE_ENTERO	Heat-liable entero, a toxin.	NR
38	HEAT_STABLE_ENTERO	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_HEAT_STABLE_ENTERO	Heat-stable entero, a toxin.	NR
39	MICROCYSTIN	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_MICROCYSTIN	Microcystin (FDF), a toxin.	NR
40	PALY	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_PALY	Paly, a toxin.	NR
41	PLAGUE	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_PLAGUE	Yersinia pestis, the most common form of plague, characterized by an abrupt onset of fever, chills, weakness, and headache followed by pain, tenderness, and buboes associated with a marked hemorrhagic tendency, the development of disseminated coagulation, necrotic purpura, and extensive symmetrical gangrene; severe complications include pneumonia and septicemia.	IR	[APDS]
42	Q_FEVER	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_Q_FEVER	An influenza like bacterial disease caused by the bacterium Coxiella burneti, an organism propagated in sheep and cattle and transmitted to humans by animal contact and by inhalation; characterized by headache, fever, and inflammation of the lungs.	IR	[APDS]
43	RICIN	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_RICIN	Glycoprotein, also known as ricin, a toxin.	NR
44	SAXI	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_SAXI	Saxi, also known as shellfish poison, a toxin.	NR
45	SHIGELLA	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_SHIGELLA	Shigella dysenteriae, a toxin.	NR
46	SMALLPOX	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_SMALLPOX	Smallpox.	NR
47	STAPH_ENTERO_A	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_STAPH_ENTERO_A	Staphylococcus entero A, a toxin.	NR
48	STAPH_ENTERO_B	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_STAPH_ENTERO_B	Staphylococcus entero B, a toxin.	NR
49	STAPH_ENTERO_C	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_STAPH_ENTERO_C	Staphylococcus entero C, a toxin.	NR
50	STAPH_ENTERO_D	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_STAPH_ENTERO_D	Staphylococcus entero D, a toxin.	NR
51	STAPH_ENTERO_E	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_STAPH_ENTERO_E	Staphylococcus entero E, a toxin.	NR
52	T_2	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_T_2	Tricothecene mycotoxins, also known as T-2.	NR
53	TETANUS	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_TETANUS	Tetanus, a toxin.	NR
54	TETRODO	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_TETRODO	Tetrodo, a toxin.	NR
55	TRICHOTHECENT	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_TRICHOTHECENT	Trichothecent, a toxin.	NR
56	TRICOTHECENE_MYCO	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_TRICOTHECENE_MYCO	Tricothecene myco, also known as nivalenol, a toxin.	NR
57	TULAREMIA	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_TULAREMIA	A disease of rodents, lagomorphs, certain birds, and sometimes humans, due to infection caused by the microorganism Pasteurella tularensis and transmitted by fleas and ticks; characterized by fever, headache, muscle pain, and nodule formations in the liver, spleen, and lymph nodes.	IR	[APDS]
58	VERATRIDINE	EEC_BIOAGENTTY_VERATRIDINE	Veratridine, a toxin.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: AIRBORNE_PARTICLE, ATMOSPHERE, MILITARY_SCIENCE

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BLACKOUT_BRAKE_LIGHT_INTENSITY

EDCS Attribute Code: 139

Definition:
The intensity of external <LIGHTING> designed for use under military blackout conditions to prevent collision with/between <VEHICLE>s (brake lights), expressed as fraction of maximum.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: PURE_NUMBER

EDCS Group Labels: LIGHTING_AND_VISIBILITY, RATE_OR_RATIO, VEHICLE

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BLACKOUT_LIGHT_INTENSITY

EDCS Attribute Code: 140

Definition:
The intensity of internal <LIGHTING> designed for use under military blackout conditions, expressed as fraction of maximum.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: PURE_NUMBER

EDCS Group Labels: LIGHTING_AND_VISIBILITY, RATE_OR_RATIO, VEHICLE

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BLOWING_SAND

EDCS Attribute Code: 141

Definition:
Indication that blowing <SAND> is present.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: LOGICAL

EDCS Group Labels: AIRBORNE_PARTICLE

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BLOWING_SNOW

EDCS Attribute Code: 142

Definition:
Indication that blowing <SNOW> is present.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: LOGICAL

EDCS Group Labels: AIRBORNE_PARTICLE

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BOMBER_WINGED_AIRCRAFT_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 143

Definition:
The type of a <BOMBER_WINGED_AIRCRAFT>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	B1A_LANCER_SERIES	EEC_BMBWNGARCRFTY_B1A_LANCER_SERIES	The B-1A Lancer series; manufactured by Rockwell.	NR
2	B1B_LANCER_SERIES	EEC_BMBWNGARCRFTY_B1B_LANCER_SERIES	The B-1B Lancer series; manufactured by Rockwell.	IR	[FAS2]
3	B2_SPIRIT_SERIES	EEC_BMBWNGARCRFTY_B2_SPIRIT_SERIES	The B-2 Spirit series; manufactured by Northrop-Grumman.	IR	[FAS2]
4	B52_STRATOFORTRESS_SERIES	EEC_BMBWNGARCRFTY_B52_STRATOFORTRESS_SERIES	The B-52 Stratofortress series; manufactured by Boeing.	IR	[FAS2]
5	TU160_BLACKJACK_SERIES	EEC_BMBWNGARCRFTY_TU160_BLACKJACK_SERIES	The TU-160 Blackjack series; manufactured by Tupolev.	IR	[FAS2]
6	TU26_BACKFIRE_SERIES	EEC_BMBWNGARCRFTY_TU26_BACKFIRE_SERIES	The TU-26 (TU-22M) Backfire series; manufactured by Tupolev.	IR	[FAS2]
7	TU95_OR_TU142_BEAR_SERIES	EEC_BMBWNGARCRFTY_TU95_OR_TU142_BEAR_SERIES	The TU-95 or TU-142 Bear series; manufactured by Tupolev.	IR	[FAS2]

EDCS Group Labels: VEHICLE

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BOTTOM_RETURN_ALLEGIANCE

EDCS Attribute Code: 144

Definition:
The military alignment of an <OBJECT> identified by a sidescan sonar pulse bottom return.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	FRIEND	EEC_BOTRETALEGN_FRIEND	The identified object is of a nation friendly to the nationality of those originating a sonar pulse.	NR
2	HOSTILE	EEC_BOTRETALEGN_HOSTILE	The identified object is of a nation hostile to the nationality of those originating a sonar pulse.	NR
3	NEUTRAL	EEC_BOTRETALEGN_NEUTRAL	The identified object is of a nation neutral (not aligned with allies or foes of) to the nationality of those originating a sonar pulse.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: WATER_BODY_FLOOR

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BOTTOM_RETURN_OBSTACLE_STATUS

EDCS Attribute Code: 145

Definition:
The status of a <WATER_BODY_FLOOR> acoustic bottom return indicating obstacles.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	DETECTED	EEC_BOTRETOBSTSTAT_DETECTED	The sonar return has detected that an obstacle exists.	NR
2	CLASSIFIED	EEC_BOTRETOBSTSTAT_CLASSIFIED	The sonar return has classified the object as an obstacle.	NR
3	IDENTIFIED	EEC_BOTRETOBSTSTAT_IDENTIFIED	The sonar return has identified the object as an obstacle on a navigation chart.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: WATER_BODY_FLOOR

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BOTTOM_RETURN_ROCK_STATUS

EDCS Attribute Code: 146

Definition:
The status of a <WATER_BODY_FLOOR> acoustic bottom return indicating a <ROCK>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	DETECTED	EEC_BOTRETROCKSTAT_DETECTED	The sonar return has detected that a rock exists.	NR
2	CLASSIFIED	EEC_BOTRETROCKSTAT_CLASSIFIED	The sonar return has classified the object as a rock.	NR
3	IDENTIFIED	EEC_BOTRETROCKSTAT_IDENTIFIED	The sonar return has identified the object as a rock on a navigation chart.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: BATHYMETRY, WATER_BODY_FLOOR

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BOTTOM_RETURN_SEABED_STATUS

EDCS Attribute Code: 147

Definition:
The status of a <WATER_BODY_FLOOR> acoustic bottom return indicating seabed installations.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	DETECTED	EEC_BOTRETSBEDSTAT_DETECTED	The sonar return has detected that a seabed installation exists.	NR
2	CLASSIFIED	EEC_BOTRETSBEDSTAT_CLASSIFIED	The sonar return has classified the object as a seabed installation.	NR
3	IDENTIFIED	EEC_BOTRETSBEDSTAT_IDENTIFIED	The sonar return has identified the object as a seabed installation on a navigation chart.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: WATER_BODY_FLOOR

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BOTTOM_RETURN_STATUS

EDCS Attribute Code: 148

Definition:
The status of a <WATER_BODY_FLOOR> acoustic bottom return.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	DETECTED	EEC_BOTRETSTAT_DETECTED	The sonar return has detected that an object exists.	NR
2	CLASSIFIED	EEC_BOTRETSTAT_CLASSIFIED	The sonar return has classified an object.	NR
3	IDENTIFIED	EEC_BOTRETSTAT_IDENTIFIED	The sonar return has identified the object on a navigation chart.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: WATER_BODY_FLOOR

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BOTTOM_RETURN_TRACK_IDENTIFIER

EDCS Attribute Code: 149

Definition:
The numeric identifier of a <WATER_BODY_FLOOR> acoustic bottom return (track number).

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: INDEX

EDCS Group Labels: WATER_BODY_FLOOR

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BOTTOM_RETURN_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 150

Definition:
The type of a <WATER_BODY_FLOOR> acoustic bottom return.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	IDENTITY	EEC_BOTRETTY_IDENTITY	The sonar return is classified as identified.	NR
2	OBSTACLE	EEC_BOTRETTY_OBSTACLE	The sonar return is classified as an obstacle.	NR
3	ROCK	EEC_BOTRETTY_ROCK	The sonar return is classified as a rock.	NR
4	SEABED_INSTALLATION	EEC_BOTRETTY_SEABED_INSTALLATION	The sonar return is classified as a seabed installation.	NR
5	TRACK_NUMBER	EEC_BOTRETTY_TRACK_NUMBER	The track number of a side scan sonar.	NR
6	WRECK	EEC_BOTRETTY_WRECK	The return of a side scan sonar is classified as a wreck.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: WATER_BODY_FLOOR

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BOTTOM_RETURN_WRECK_STATUS

EDCS Attribute Code: 151

Definition:
The status of a <WATER_BODY_FLOOR> acoustic bottom return indicating a <MARINE_WRECK>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	DETECTED	EEC_BOTRETWRCKSTAT_DETECTED	The return of a side scan sonar has detected that a wreck exists.	NR
2	CLASSIFIED	EEC_BOTRETWRCKSTAT_CLASSIFIED	The return of a side scan sonar has classified the object as a wreck.	NR
3	IDENTIFIED	EEC_BOTRETWRCKSTAT_IDENTIFIED	The return of a side scan sonar has identified the object as a wreck on a navigation chart.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: WATER_BODY_FLOOR

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BOTTOM_WIDTH

EDCS Attribute Code: 152

Definition:
The width at the bottom of an <OBJECT>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: LENGTH

EDCS Group Labels: DIMENSION

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BOUNDARY_FIRST_SIDE_NAME

EDCS Attribute Code: 153

Definition:
The name of the political entity on one side of a <BOUNDARY>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: STRING

EDCS Group Labels: DEMARCATION

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BOUNDARY_SECOND_SIDE_NAME

EDCS Attribute Code: 154

Definition:
The name of the political entity on the second side of a <BOUNDARY>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: STRING

EDCS Group Labels: DEMARCATION

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BOUNDARY_STATUS

EDCS Attribute Code: 155

Definition:
The status of a <BOUNDARY>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	DEFINITE	EEC_BNDRYSTAT_DEFINITE	The boundary is recognized by the United Nations and internationally.	NR
2	IN_DISPUTE	EEC_BNDRYSTAT_IN_DISPUTE	The boundary is not agreed by the two states concerned.	NR
3	INDEFINITE	EEC_BNDRYSTAT_INDEFINITE	The boundary is agreed by the two states concerned, but has not been registered at the United Nations.	NR
4	NO_DEFINED_BOUNDARY	EEC_BNDRYSTAT_NO_DEFINED_BOUNDARY	The boundary has not been defined by either of the two states concerned.	NR
5	NOT_RECOG_BY_DATA_PROVIDER	EEC_BNDRYSTAT_NOT_RECOG_BY_DATA_PROVIDER	The boundary is not recognized by the data provider but may be agreed by the two states concerned or recognized by the United Nations.	NR
6	RECOG_BY_DATA_PROVIDER	EEC_BNDRYSTAT_RECOG_BY_DATA_PROVIDER	The boundary is recognized by the data provider but may not be agreed by the two states concerned or recognized by the United Nations.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: DEMARCATION

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BOUNDARY_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 156

Definition:
The type of a <BOUNDARY>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	ACCESS_ZONE	EEC_BNDRYTY_ACCESS_ZONE	A boundary of the zone identified for access into another region or between regions.	NR
2	ADMINISTRATIVE	EEC_BNDRYTY_ADMINISTRATIVE	A line of demarcation (boundary) between administratively controlled regions.	NR
3	ADMINISTRATIVE_REGION	EEC_BNDRYTY_ADMINISTRATIVE_REGION	A region controlled by an administrative authority.	NR
4	AIRSPACE	EEC_BNDRYTY_AIRSPACE	A boundary of a region within which some or all operating aircraft may be subjected to air traffic control.	NR
5	AIRSPACE_SECTOR	EEC_BNDRYTY_AIRSPACE_SECTOR	A boundary of a portion of military or civilian airspace clearly defined and designated for a particular purpose.	NR
6	ARMISTICE_LINE	EEC_BNDRYTY_ARMISTICE_LINE	A geographically defined line from which disputing or belligerent forces disengage and withdraw to their respective sides following a truce or cease fire agreement. Also called cease-fire line in some United Nations operations.	NR
7	CEASE_FIRE_LINE	EEC_BNDRYTY_CEASE_FIRE_LINE	A United Nations term for a geographically defined line from which disputing or belligerent forces disengage and withdraw to their respective sides following a truce or cease fire agreement. Also called armistice line in some uses.	NR
8	CITY	EEC_BNDRYTY_CITY	A boundary of a place in which there are many houses, shops, places of work, places of entertainment, places of worship, and which is bigger than a town - in some uses (e.g., Great Britain), a city is any town that has a cathedral.	NR
9	CITY_PARK	EEC_BNDRYTY_CITY_PARK	City park or recreational facility.	NR
10	CLAIM_LINE	EEC_BNDRYTY_CLAIM_LINE	A boundary of a region claimed by one party (nation), but not necessarily recognized as an official boundary by other parties (nations).	NR
11	CONTACT_ZONE	EEC_BNDRYTY_CONTACT_ZONE	In land warfare, a boundary of a region on the terrain, easily identifiable, where two or more units are required to make contact.	NR
12	COUNTY	EEC_BNDRYTY_COUNTY	A boundary of a political division of the UK or Ireland, forming the largest unit of local government, or the largest political division of a state in the US.	NR
13	COUNTY_PARK	EEC_BNDRYTY_COUNTY_PARK	County park or recreational facility.	NR
14	DE_FACTO	EEC_BNDRYTY_DE_FACTO	A demarcation actually serving and practically recognized as a boundary, although not legally or officially established.	NR
15	DEMILITARIZED_ZONE	EEC_BNDRYTY_DEMILITARIZED_ZONE	A boundary of a defined zone in which the stationing, or concentrating of military forces, or the retention or establishment of military installations of any description, is prohibited.	NR
16	DISPUTED	EEC_BNDRYTY_DISPUTED	A boundary whose exact location is a point of argument or disagreement, esp. an official one between, two or more parties or, especially, bordering countries.	NR
17	HISTORICAL_LINE	EEC_BNDRYTY_HISTORICAL_LINE	A boundary line based on or concerned with events from or in history.	NR
18	HOLIDAY_REGION	EEC_BNDRYTY_HOLIDAY_REGION	A boundary of a location where people typically engage in recreational activities while on vacation, away from their homes.	NR
19	INDIGENOUS_PEOPLES_RESERVE	EEC_BNDRYTY_INDIGENOUS_PEOPLES_RESERVE	Indigenous peoples reservation.	NR
20	INTERNATIONAL_DATE_LINE	EEC_BNDRYTY_INTERNATIONAL_DATE_LINE	An arbitrary line approximately along the 180th meridian designated as the place where each calendar day begins.	NR
21	LOCAL_PARK	EEC_BNDRYTY_LOCAL_PARK	A tract of land set aside for public use, generally with few or no <BUILDING>s and located within an urban region, which is maintained for recreational and ornamental purposes.	NR
22	MAP	EEC_BNDRYTY_MAP	A boundary as represented on a map.	NR
23	MARINE_LIMIT	EEC_BNDRYTY_MARINE_LIMIT	A line where, on either side, certain activities or factors of significance to navigation and/or operation of marine vessels, apply.	NR
24	MARINE_REGION	EEC_BNDRYTY_MARINE_REGION	A boundary of a region in which certain activities or factors of significance to navigation and/or operation of marine vessels apply.	NR
25	NATIONAL_MISC_RESERVE	EEC_BNDRYTY_NATIONAL_MISC_RESERVE	Miscellaneous national reservation.	NR
26	NATIONAL	EEC_BNDRYTY_NATIONAL	A boundary of a nation.	NR
27	NATIONAL_PARK	EEC_BNDRYTY_NATIONAL_PARK	National park or recreational facility.	NR
28	OCCUPATION_ZONE	EEC_BNDRYTY_OCCUPATION_ZONE	A boundary of a region (zone) which has been formed through the forceful act or process of holding or taking possession.	NR
29	REGULATED_LINE	EEC_BNDRYTY_REGULATED_LINE	A boundary established to regulate matters between nations or groups over a specific territory; a mandate or convention line.	NR
30	RESTRICTED_REGION	EEC_BNDRYTY_RESTRICTED_REGION	A boundary of a region in which certain aspects of navigation are restricted.	NR
31	STATE	EEC_BNDRYTY_STATE	A boundary within a sovereign nation or a part of a large country with its own government; a state.	NR
32	STATE_MISC_RESERVE	EEC_BNDRYTY_STATE_MISC_RESERVE	State miscellaneous reserve.	NR
33	STATE_PARK	EEC_BNDRYTY_STATE_PARK	State park or recreational facility.	NR
34	SWEPT_REGION	EEC_BNDRYTY_SWEPT_REGION	A boundary of a region which has been cleared of obstacles (including explosives) and is deemed suitable for operations by vessels, <VEHICLE>s, or humans.	NR
35	TOWN	EEC_BNDRYTY_TOWN	A concentration of dwellings, businesses, industry and other <STRUCTURE>s where people have settled, which is larger than a settlement and usually smaller than a city or urban region, and with a population of less than 25,000 inhabitants, e.g., a town or township.	NR
36	TRAINING_SITE	EEC_BNDRYTY_TRAINING_SITE	A boundary of a site (and associated <STRUCTURE>s) which are reserved for the training of military, police, fire or rescue personnel.	NR
37	WATERSHED_DIVIDE	EEC_BNDRYTY_WATERSHED_DIVIDE	A boundary of a tract of high ground on either side of which streams flow down to separate rivers or seas.	NR
38	WEAPONS_RANGE	EEC_BNDRYTY_WEAPONS_RANGE	A site and <STRUCTURE>s designated for the purpose of discharging firearms or detonating munitions, e.g., a firing or gunnery range.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: DEMARCATION

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BRANCH_RAILROAD_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 157

Definition:
The type of a branch <RAILROAD>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	ANY	EEC_BRRAILTY_ANY	A short stretch of track of unspecified use.	NR
2	PASSING	EEC_BRRAILTY_PASSING	A short stretch of track used to enable trains on the same main track (trunk line) to pass.	NR
3	SIDING	EEC_BRRAILTY_SIDING	A short stretch of track used to store rolling stock or enable trains on the same line to pass.	NR
4	SPUR	EEC_BRRAILTY_SPUR	A short side track that connects with the main track (trunk line).	NR

EDCS Group Labels: LAND_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BREAKER_FLANK

EDCS Attribute Code: 158

Definition:
The flank towards which the breaking <WATER_WAVE>s in the <SURF_ZONE> <WATER_WAVE> spectra are moving, as seen from <VESSEL>s approaching the <BEACH>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	LEFT	EEC_BRKRFLANK_LEFT	The direction to the left as seen from boats approaching a <BEACH>.	IR	[JSM], [NAM2]
2	RIGHT	EEC_BRKRFLANK_RIGHT	The direction to the right as seen from boats approaching a <BEACH>.	IR	[JSM], [NAM2]

EDCS Group Labels: WATER_BODY_SURFACE

Reference Type: IR

References: [JSM], [NAM2]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BRIDGE_AND_SPAN_IDENTIFIER

EDCS Attribute Code: 159

Definition:
The textual identifier (often termed a "number") of a <BRIDGE> and its <BRIDGE_SPAN>s.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: STRING

EDCS Group Labels: LAND_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BRIDGE_COMPONENT_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 160

Definition:
The type of <BRIDGE> structural component.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	ABUTMENT	EEC_BRIDGECMPTTY_ABUTMENT	Support <STRUCTURE> providing strength and stability where the <BRIDGE> meets the shore. This <STRUCTURE> anchors the cables of a suspension <BRIDGE>.	NR
2	DECK	EEC_BRIDGECMPTTY_DECK	<SURFACE> of a <BRIDGE> facilitating movement of personnel, supplies, or <VEHICLE>s.	NR
3	GUARD_RAILS	EEC_BRIDGECMPTTY_GUARD_RAILS	Rail fitted along the sides of the <BRIDGE> that is designed to keep objects from falling off the <BRIDGE>.	NR
4	PIER	EEC_BRIDGECMPTTY_PIER	Support <STRUCTURE> providing strength and stability, used at the junction of connecting spans of a <BRIDGE>.	NR
5	RAMP	EEC_BRIDGECMPTTY_RAMP	The part of a <BRIDGE> (e.g., road, highway, or railroad) that connects the road to the <BRIDGE> deck.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: LAND_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BRIDGE_DESIGN

EDCS Attribute Code: 161

Definition:
The structural design characteristics of a <BRIDGE> or <BRIDGE_SPAN>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	ARCH	EEC_BRIDGEDES_ARCH	Consists of curved vertical supports in one of three general types: deck arch, through arch, or tied (or rib) arch.	NR
2	BAILEY	EEC_BRIDGEDES_BAILEY	Steel <BRIDGE> set assembled as panel <BRIDGE>s in single, double, or triple truss design. May used to repair partially destroyed <BRIDGE_SPAN>s.	NR
3	CANTILEVER	EEC_BRIDGEDES_CANTILEVER	Consists of beams or trusses that project from piers toward each other and, when joined directly or by a suspended connecting member, form a <BRIDGE> deck span.	NR
4	DECK	EEC_BRIDGEDES_DECK	Panel <BRIDGE> constructed without girder supports.	NR
5	FLOATING	EEC_BRIDGEDES_FLOATING	Spans constructed across pontoons or swimmer <VEHICLE>s, which have been anchored for stability in water currents.	NR
6	GIRDER	EEC_BRIDGEDES_GIRDER	Consists of beams or girders assembled as single spans or combined into multiple spans with intermediate supports.	NR
7	MEDIUM_GIRDER	EEC_BRIDGEDES_MEDIUM_GIRDER	A specific type of hand-erectable, heavy-duty <BRIDGE> for tactical bridging in the forward main battle area, e.g. medium girder.	IR	[F101-5]
8	MLTRY_ARMOUR_VEH_LAUNCHED	EEC_BRIDGEDES_MLTRY_ARMOUR_VEH_LAUNCHED	Designed to be transported, launched, and retrieved by a modified armoured <VEHICLE>. Conventional girder type <STRUCTURE>, constructed of aluminum alloy, and limited in length (generally less than 18,3 metres (60 feet)).	NR
9	MLTRY_HEAVY_ASSAULT	EEC_BRIDGEDES_MLTRY_HEAVY_ASSAULT	A fixed military heavy assault <BRIDGE> designed for rapid emplacement and capable of spanning short gaps such as washouts, ravines, or similar obstacles to traffic.	NR
10	MLTRY_M4T6	EEC_BRIDGEDES_MLTRY_M4T6	A floating or fixed <BRIDGE> using deck-back span construction, assembled from aluminum <BRIDGE> sets which can be erected on trestles, piers, or floating pontoons, e.g., the US M4T6.	NR
11	MLTRY_PMP	EEC_BRIDGEDES_MLTRY_PMP	Folding pontoon <BRIDGE> manufactured in the former USSR; a PMP.	IR	[F30-102]
12	MLTRY_TACTICAL	EEC_BRIDGEDES_MLTRY_TACTICAL	A temporary <BRIDGE> deployed from a <VEHICLE> or built in place from prepared components.	NR
13	MLTRY_TMM	EEC_BRIDGEDES_MLTRY_TMM	Truck mounted scissors <BRIDGE> manufactured in the former USSR; a TMM.	IR	[F30-102]
14	MOBILE_ASSAULT	EEC_BRIDGEDES_MOBILE_ASSAULT	A mobile assault <BRIDGE> assembled from one or more self-propelled amphibious segments that can be linked rapidly to form floating <BRIDGE>s or rafts of various sizes and capacities.	IR	[F101-5]
15	RIBBON	EEC_BRIDGEDES_RIBBON	Truck-transported <BRIDGE> set assembled as float <BRIDGE> or rafts used with powered boats.	NR
16	SLAB	EEC_BRIDGEDES_SLAB	Efficient <STRUCTURE> for shorter spans (up to 7,72 metres (25 feet)). Multi-span slab <BRIDGE>s are normally continuous over intermediate supports, with span lengths rarely exceeding 12,2 metres (40 feet).	NR
17	STRINGER_BEAM	EEC_BRIDGEDES_STRINGER_BEAM	Consists of steel stringers in standard rolled shapes in spans up to 27,43 metres (90 feet) and beams built up with welded steel plate in the 18,3 to 36,6 metre (60 to 120 foot) span range.	NR
18	SUSPENSION	EEC_BRIDGEDES_SUSPENSION	Used for long spans whose support from below is impractical. High strength steels are most often used in suspension <BRIDGE> cables.	NR
19	TRANSPORTER_FERRY	EEC_BRIDGEDES_TRANSPORTER_FERRY	A <BRIDGE> for carrying passengers and <VEHICLE>s by means of a platform suspended from a trolley; a transporter or ferry bridge.	NR
20	TRUSS	EEC_BRIDGEDES_TRUSS	The truss is a structural element composed of straight members joined at their ends to form a system of triangles with the same function as beams or girders; used in long spans from 45,7 to 304,8 metres (150 to 1 000 feet) and above.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: LAND_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BRIDGE_FUNCTION

EDCS Attribute Code: 162

Definition:
The type of an <OBJECT> that is spanned by a <BRIDGE>; the bridge function.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	BUILDING	EEC_BRIDGEFN_BUILDING	Crossing over a <BUILDING>.	NR
2	BUILT_UP_REGION	EEC_BRIDGEFN_BUILT_UP_REGION	Crossing over a built-up or urbanized region.	NR
3	CULTURAL_OBSTACLE	EEC_BRIDGEFN_CULTURAL_OBSTACLE	Crossing over a manmade obstacle.	NR
4	HYDROGRAPHIC_OBSTACLE	EEC_BRIDGEFN_HYDROGRAPHIC_OBSTACLE	Crossing over an unspecified water body.	NR
5	HYPSOGRAPHIC_OBSTACLE	EEC_BRIDGEFN_HYPSOGRAPHIC_OBSTACLE	Crossing over a site of unspecified rapid changes in elevation.	NR
6	MAN_MADE_WATERWAY	EEC_BRIDGEFN_MAN_MADE_WATERWAY	Crossing over a man-made waterway, e.g., canal or aqueduct.	NR
7	PATH	EEC_BRIDGEFN_PATH	Crossing over a trail, pedestrian walk, or cart track.	NR
8	PHYSIOGRAPHIC_OBSTACLE	EEC_BRIDGEFN_PHYSIOGRAPHIC_OBSTACLE	Crossing over an unspecified landform.	NR
9	RAILROAD	EEC_BRIDGEFN_RAILROAD	Crossing over a rail bed.	NR
10	RIVER	EEC_BRIDGEFN_RIVER	Crossing over a body of flowing water, e.g., a river or stream.	NR
11	ROAD	EEC_BRIDGEFN_ROAD	Crossing over a roadway.	NR
12	VEGETATION_OBSTACLE	EEC_BRIDGEFN_VEGETATION_OBSTACLE	Crossing over a vegetated tract of land.	NR
13	WATER_CONTAINMENT	EEC_BRIDGEFN_WATER_CONTAINMENT	Crossing over a lake or reservoir.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: LAND_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BRIDGE_IDENTIFIER

EDCS Attribute Code: 163

Definition:
The textual identifier (often termed a "number") of a <BRIDGE>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: STRING

EDCS Group Labels: LAND_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BRIDGE_INFORMATION_RELIABILITY

EDCS Attribute Code: 164

Definition:
The reliability of <BRIDGE> characteristics and load classification information based upon data source.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	ESTIMATED	EEC_BRIDGEINFRELI_ESTIMATED	<BRIDGE> information is estimated.	NR
2	KNOWN	EEC_BRIDGEINFRELI_KNOWN	<BRIDGE> information is known.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: LAND_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BRIDGE_OPENING_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 165

Definition:
The type of movement by which a <BRIDGE_SPAN> moves to allow passage of a <VESSEL>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	DRAW_OR_BASCULE	EEC_BRIDGEOPNTY_DRAW_OR_BASCULE	<BRIDGE> opens through operation of a draw or bascule span.	NR
2	LIFT	EEC_BRIDGEOPNTY_LIFT	<BRIDGE> opens though a vertical lifting operation.	NR
3	RETRACTABLE	EEC_BRIDGEOPNTY_RETRACTABLE	<BRIDGE> opens through movement away from the gap across the abutment along the travelled way.	NR
4	SWING	EEC_BRIDGEOPNTY_SWING	<BRIDGE> opens through movement about a pivot, to allow the passage of a vessel.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: LAND_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BRIDGE_SPAN_COUNT

EDCS Attribute Code: 166

Definition:
The number of spans in a <BRIDGE> or <AQUEDUCT>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: COUNT

EDCS Group Labels: LAND_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BRIDGE_SPAN_MOBILE

EDCS Attribute Code: 167

Definition:
Indication that a <BRIDGE_SPAN> moves in some manner allowing passage underneath the <BRIDGE_SPAN>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: LOGICAL

EDCS Group Labels: LAND_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BRIDGE_SPAN_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 168

Definition:
The type of a moveable <BRIDGE_SPAN>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	ARC_CLOSED_SPAN	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_ARC_CLOSED_SPAN	Closed spandrel arch <BRIDGE_SPAN>.	NR
2	ARC_OPEN_SPAN	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_ARC_OPEN_SPAN	Open spandrel arch <BRIDGE_SPAN>.	NR
3	CULVERT	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_CULVERT	Span over a culvert.	NR
4	FLOATING	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_FLOATING	Anchored floating <BRIDGE_SPAN> over water, including pontoons.	NR
5	FRAME	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_FRAME	Frame <BRIDGE_SPAN>.	NR
6	MOVEABLE_TRUSS	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_MOVEABLE_TRUSS	Truss <BRIDGE_SPAN> which is moveable vertically or horizontally, including swing.	NR
7	PLATE	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_PLATE	Plate girder <BRIDGE_SPAN>.	NR
8	PLATE_BASCULE	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_PLATE_BASCULE	Plate girder <BRIDGE_SPAN> which is moveable as a bascule.	NR
9	PLATE_DRAW	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_PLATE_DRAW	Plate girder <BRIDGE_SPAN> which is moveable as a draw.	NR
10	PLATE_VERTICAL_LIFT	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_PLATE_VERTICAL_LIFT	Plate girder <BRIDGE_SPAN> which is moveable vertically.	NR
11	RETRACTABLE	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_RETRACTABLE	A <BRIDGE_SPAN> which is movable back over abutment along roadway.	NR
12	SLAB	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_SLAB	Slab <BRIDGE_SPAN>.	NR
13	STRINGER_BEAM	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_STRINGER_BEAM	Stringer beam <BRIDGE_SPAN>.	NR
14	STRINGER_DRAW	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_STRINGER_DRAW	Stringer <BRIDGE_SPAN> which is moveable as a draw.	NR
15	STRINGER_VERTICAL_LIFT	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_STRINGER_VERTICAL_LIFT	Stringer <BRIDGE_SPAN> which is moveable vertically.	NR
16	TRUSS	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_TRUSS	Truss <BRIDGE>, general case.	NR
17	UNSPECIFIED_FIXED	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_UNSPECIFIED_FIXED	Fixed <BRIDGE_SPAN> of unspecified type.	NR
18	VAULT	EEC_BRIDGESPANTY_VAULT	A <BRIDGE_SPAN> featuring construction and support from an arch-shaped <STRUCTURE>, usually built of masonry material.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: LAND_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BRIDGE_STRUCTURE_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 169

Definition:
The type of structural design of a <BRIDGE> or <BRIDGE_SPAN>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	ARCH_CLOSED_SPANDREL	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_ARCH_CLOSED_SPANDREL	Arch <BRIDGE> where the space between the right and left curves of the arch is closed.	NR
2	ARCH_OPEN_SPANDREL	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_ARCH_OPEN_SPANDREL	Arch <BRIDGE> where the space between the right and left curves of the arch is open.	NR
3	ARCH_SUSPENSION	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_ARCH_SUSPENSION	Suspension <BRIDGE> with cables from arches.	NR
4	BASCULE	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_BASCULE	A counterpoise <BRIDGE> rotated in a vertical plane about an axis at one or both ends; often called a balance or bascule <BRIDGE>.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATBRG:5]
5	CABLE_STAYED	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_CABLE_STAYED	A <BRIDGE> using cable backstays as anchorage.	NR
6	CANTILEVER	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_CANTILEVER	A <BRIDGE> consisting of beams or trusses that project from piers toward each other and, when joined directly or by a suspended connecting member, form a <BRIDGE> deck span.	NR
7	COVERED	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_COVERED	A <BRIDGE> including protection from the weather for travel <SURFACE>s; covered.	NR
8	DECK	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_DECK	Deck <BRIDGE>.	NR
9	DRAW	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_DRAW	A general name for <BRIDGE>s of which part or the entire span of the <BRIDGE> may be raised or drawn aside to allow ships to pass through; a draw bridge.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, CATBRG:7]
10	FIXED	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_FIXED	A <BRIDGE> having permanent horizontal and vertical alignment; a fixed bridge.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATBRG:1]
11	FOOT	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_FOOT	A <BRIDGE> used only for pedestrian (foot) traffic.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, CATBRG:9]
12	GIRDER	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_GIRDER	Girder <BRIDGE>.	NR
13	LIFT	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_LIFT	A movable <BRIDGE> (or span thereof), which is capable of being lifted vertically to allow vessels to pass beneath; a lift bridge.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, CATBRG:4]
14	MOVEABLE_SURFACE	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_MOVEABLE_SURFACE	Moveable <BRIDGE> <SURFACE>.	NR
15	OPENING	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_OPENING	A <BRIDGE> that is closed when set for carrying road traffic and open when set to permit marine traffic to pass through the waterway it crosses. Modern opening (movable) <BRIDGE>s are either bascule, vertical lift or swing.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, CATBRG:2]
16	PONTOON	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_PONTOON	A fixed floating <BRIDGE> supported by pontoons.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, CATBRG:6]
17	RETRACTABLE	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_RETRACTABLE	Retractable <BRIDGE>.	NR
18	SLAB	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_SLAB	Slab <BRIDGE>.	NR
19	STRINGER_BEAM	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_STRINGER_BEAM	Stringer beam <BRIDGE>.	NR
20	SUSPENSION	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_SUSPENSION	A fixed <BRIDGE> consisting of either a roadway or a truss suspended from two or more cables, which pass over towers and are anchored by backstays to a firm foundation.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, CATBRG:12]
21	SUSPENSION_BOW_STRING	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_SUSPENSION_BOW_STRING	Suspension <BRIDGE> using cables and hangars.	NR
22	SUSPENSION_CABLE_STAYED	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_SUSPENSION_CABLE_STAYED	Suspension <BRIDGE> using anchors and cable back stays.	NR
23	SWING	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_SWING	A movable <BRIDGE> (or span thereof), which rotates in a horizontal plane about a vertical pivot to allow the passage of vessels.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, CATBRG:3]
24	TOWER_SUSPENSION	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_TOWER_SUSPENSION	Suspension <BRIDGE> with cables from towers.	NR
25	TRANSPORTER	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_TRANSPORTER	A <BRIDGE> that has towers on each side of the waterway connected by a girder system on which a carriage runs; a transporter bridge.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATBRG:8]
26	TRUSS	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_TRUSS	Truss <BRIDGE>.	NR
27	UNSPECIFIED_FIXED	EEC_BRIDGESTRTY_UNSPECIFIED_FIXED	Fixed <BRIDGE>.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: LAND_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BRUSH_DENSITY

EDCS Attribute Code: 170

Definition:
The fraction of ground covered by undergrowth (e.g., scrub, brush, or bush) within the area of an <OBJECT>; brush density.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: REAL

EDCS Unit Equivalence Class Label: PURE_NUMBER

EDCS Group Labels: DIMENSION, PLANT, RATE_OR_RATIO

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BUDDHISM_DENOMINATIONAL_FAMILY

EDCS Attribute Code: 171

Definition:
The designation of a group of closely related Buddhist religious denominations, often ones which were at one time part of a single movement but are now separate religious denominations.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	BUZAN_HA	EEC_BUDDENOMFAM_BUZAN_HA	The larger of two main branches of Shingon Buddhism, practiced mostly in Japan; Buzan-ha.	IR	[WCE]
2	CHIZAN_HA	EEC_BUDDENOMFAM_CHIZAN_HA	The smaller of two main branches of Shingon Buddhism, practiced mostly in Japan; Chizan-ha.	IR	[WCE]
3	MAHAYANA	EEC_BUDDENOMFAM_MAHAYANA	Mahayana, Greater Vehicle, or Northern Buddhism.	IR	[WCE]
4	SHINGON	EEC_BUDDENOMFAM_SHINGON	Shingon, Tantrism, or Vajrayana Buddhism.	IR	[WCE]
5	THERAVADA	EEC_BUDDENOMFAM_THERAVADA	Theravada or Southern Buddhism.	IR	[WCE]

EDCS Group Labels: ABSTRACT_CONCEPT

Reference Type: IR

References: [WCE]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BUILDING_COMPONENT_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 172

Definition:
The type of a <BUILDING_COMPONENT>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	CHIMNEY	EEC_BLDGCMPTTY_CHIMNEY	The part of a usually vertical <STRUCTURE> through which smoke and gases escape from a fire or furnace that rises above a roof.	NR
2	CHIMNEY_OR_SMOKESTACK	EEC_BLDGCMPTTY_CHIMNEY_OR_SMOKESTACK	A vertical <STRUCTURE> containing a passage or flue for discharging smoke and gases of combustion. May be further delineated specifically as EE CHIMNEY or EE SMOKESTACK.	NR
3	DOOR	EEC_BLDGCMPTTY_DOOR	A movable barrier of wood or other material, consisting either of one piece, or of several pieces framed together, usually turning on hinges or sliding in a groove, and serving to close or open a passage into a <BUILDING>, room, or other enclosed space.	NR
4	DOORWAY	EEC_BLDGCMPTTY_DOORWAY	The opening or passage which a door serves to close or open; the space in a wall occupied by a door and its adjuncts; a portal.	NR
5	EXTERIOR_WALL	EEC_BLDGCMPTTY_EXTERIOR_WALL	A vertical <STRUCTURE>, often made of stone or brick, that encloses a <STRUCTURE> or <BUILDING>.	NR
6	GABLE	EEC_BLDGCMPTTY_GABLE	The upper portion of the end wall of a <BUILDING> that is above the eave line of the roof.	NR
7	INTERIOR_WALL	EEC_BLDGCMPTTY_INTERIOR_WALL	A vertical <STRUCTURE>, often made of wood, lath and plaster, that divides a <STRUCTURE> or <BUILDING> into rooms.	NR
8	ROOF	EEC_BLDGCMPTTY_ROOF	The outside upper covering of a house or other <BUILDING>.	NR
9	SMOKESTACK	EEC_BLDGCMPTTY_SMOKESTACK	A large tall chimney or vertical pipe through which combustion vapours, gases, and smoke are discharged.	NR
10	STAIRCASE	EEC_BLDGCMPTTY_STAIRCASE	A series of steps or stairs reaching from one level to another.	NR
11	STEEPLE	EEC_BLDGCMPTTY_STEEPLE	A <STRUCTURE> usually ending in a sharp point and which may be erected on a roof of a <BUILDING>.	NR
12	SUPERSTRUCTURE	EEC_BLDGCMPTTY_SUPERSTRUCTURE	A supplemental portion of a <BUILDING> that rises from the roof but is not considered to be part of the general roof line.	NR
13	WINDOW	EEC_BLDGCMPTTY_WINDOW	An opening in a wall or side of a <BUILDING>, ship, or carriage, to admit light or air, or both, and to afford a view of what is outside or inside.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: ANCILLARY_ARTEFACT

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BUILDING_CONSTRUCTION_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 173

Definition:
The type of technique used to construct a <BUILDING>; basic techniques are mass (where the walls carry the load) and framed (where an internal frame caries the load, and walls simply protect the interior from the elements).

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	AGGREGATE_CLAD_STEEL_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_AGGREGATE_CLAD_STEEL_FRAME	Construction technique in which an internal steel or concrete frame bears the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. Outer walls consist of a high proportion of glass, are thin, and the frame is often visible from outside. Exterior siding consists of concrete aggregate veneer.	NR
2	BOX_WALL_CNCRT_MASS	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_BOX_WALL_CNCRT_MASS	Construction technique in which the exterior walls of the <STRUCTURE> bear the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself; and the <STRUCTURE> is composed of an array of rectangular "cells", i.e. boxes.	NR
3	BRICK_CLAD_STEEL_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_BRICK_CLAD_STEEL_FRAME	Construction technique in which an internal steel or concrete frame bears the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. Outer walls consist of a high proportion of glass, are thin, and the frame is often visible from outside. Exterior siding consists of brick veneer.	NR
4	BRICK_CLAD_WOOD_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_BRICK_CLAD_WOOD_FRAME	Construction technique in which an internal frame composed of wooden small beams, bears the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. An external sheathing composed of brick is incorporated into the <STRUCTURE>.	NR
5	BRICK_CNCRT_BLOCK_MASS	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_BRICK_CNCRT_BLOCK_MASS	Construction technique in which the exterior brick and concrete block walls of the <STRUCTURE> bear the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself.	NR
6	BRICK_MASS	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_BRICK_MASS	Construction technique in which the exterior brick walls of the <STRUCTURE> bear the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself.	NR
7	CNCRT_BLOCK_MASS	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_CNCRT_BLOCK_MASS	Construction technique in which the exterior concrete block walls of the <STRUCTURE> bear the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself.	NR
8	CNCRT_MASS	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_CNCRT_MASS	Construction technique in which the exterior concrete walls of the <STRUCTURE> bear the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself.	NR
9	DRESSED_STONE_MASS	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_DRESSED_STONE_MASS	Construction technique in which the exterior dressed stone block walls of the <STRUCTURE> bear the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself.	NR
10	FABRIC_TENSILE_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_FABRIC_TENSILE_FRAME	Construction technique in which an internal frame bears the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. Exterior characteristics include stretched fabric supported by internal or external posts, most often for the roof, like a tent.	NR
11	GEODESIC_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_GEODESIC_FRAME	Construction technique in which an internal steel or concrete frame bears the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. The frame is composed of light, straight elements, usually in tension, which form a dome or other curved shape.	NR
12	GLASS_CLAD_STEEL_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_GLASS_CLAD_STEEL_FRAME	Construction technique in which an internal steel or concrete frame bears the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. Outer walls consist of a high proportion of glass, are thin, and the frame is often visible from outside. Exterior siding consists of glass.	NR
13	HALF_TIMBERED_WOOD_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_HALF_TIMBERED_WOOD_FRAME	Construction technique in which an internal (heavy wood) frame bears the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. Supporting elements include beams and posts and a non-load-bearing in-fill.	NR
14	HEAVY_CLAD_STEEL_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_HEAVY_CLAD_STEEL_FRAME	Construction technique in which an internal steel or concrete frame bears the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. Although not load-bearing, outer walls can be up to 30 centimetres (approximately 1 foot) thick, composed of bricks or concrete blocks.	NR
15	LIGHT_CLAD_STEEL_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_LIGHT_CLAD_STEEL_FRAME	Construction technique in which an internal steel or concrete frame bears the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. The outer walls are thin, and the frame is often visible from outside, and there is usually has a high proportion of windows.	NR
16	MASONARY_MASS	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_MASONARY_MASS	Construction technique in which the exterior large masonry block walls of the <STRUCTURE> bear the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. This technique is often seen in castles, arches, and other ancient <STRUCTURE>s.	NR
17	METAL_CLAD_STEEL_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_METAL_CLAD_STEEL_FRAME	Construction technique in which an internal steel or concrete frame bears the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. Outer walls consist of a high proportion of glass, are thin, and the frame is often visible from outside. Exterior siding consists of sheet metal.	NR
18	PLASTIC_CLAD_STEEL_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_PLASTIC_CLAD_STEEL_FRAME	Construction technique in which an internal steel or concrete frame bears the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. Outer walls consist of a high proportion of glass, are thin, and the frame is often visible from outside. Exterior siding consists of plastic.	NR
19	POURED_CNCRT_MASS	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_POURED_CNCRT_MASS	Construction technique in which the exterior poured concrete walls of the <STRUCTURE> bear the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself.	NR
20	STONE_MASS	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_STONE_MASS	Construction technique in which the exterior stone masonry or rubble walls of the <STRUCTURE> bear the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself.	NR
21	STONE_RUBBLE_MASS	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_STONE_RUBBLE_MASS	Construction technique in which the exterior stone rubble walls of the <STRUCTURE> bear the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself.	NR
22	STUCCO_CLAD_WOOD_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_STUCCO_CLAD_WOOD_FRAME	Construction technique in which an internal frame composed of wooden small beams, bears the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. Frame is composed of wooden small beams. An external sheathing composed of stucco is incorporated into the <STRUCTURE>.	NR
23	TILT_UP_CNCRT_MASS	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_TILT_UP_CNCRT_MASS	Construction technique in which the exterior walls of the <STRUCTURE> bear the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. The walls are comprised of pre-fabricated concrete sheets which are assembled at the building site.	NR
24	UNKNOWN_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_UNKNOWN_FRAME	An undetermined type of framed construction.	NR
25	UNKNOWN_MASS	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_UNKNOWN_MASS	An undetermined type of mass construction.	NR
26	WOOD_CLAD_WOOD_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_WOOD_CLAD_WOOD_FRAME	Construction technique in which an internal frame composed of wooden small beams, bears the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. An external sheathing composed of wood is incorporated into the <STRUCTURE>.	NR
27	LIGHT_CLAD_WOOD_FRAME	EEC_BLDGCNSTCTTY_LIGHT_CLAD_WOOD_FRAME	Construction technique in which an internal frame composed of wooden small beams, bears the load of the roof, contents, and the <STRUCTURE> itself. <STRUCTURE> also exhibits an exterior sheathing such as stucco or brick (also called "balloon" frame).	NR

EDCS Group Labels: ABSTRACT_CONCEPT

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BUILDING_FUNCTION

EDCS Attribute Code: 174

Definition:
The type or purpose of a <BUILDING>; building function.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	ADMINISTRATION	EEC_BLDGFN_ADMINISTRATION	An <ADMINISTRATION_BUILDING>.	n/a
2	AERATION	EEC_BLDGFN_AERATION	An <AERATION_STRUCTURE>.	n/a
3	AERODROME_TERMINAL	EEC_BLDGFN_AERODROME_TERMINAL	An <AERODROME_TERMINAL>.	n/a
4	AIRCRAFT_HANGAR	EEC_BLDGFN_AIRCRAFT_HANGAR	An <AIRCRAFT_HANGAR>.	n/a
5	AIRCRAFT_MAINTENANCE_SHOP	EEC_BLDGFN_AIRCRAFT_MAINTENANCE_SHOP	A <AIRCRAFT_MAINTENANCE_SHOP>.	n/a
6	AIRSHIP_MOORING	EEC_BLDGFN_AIRSHIP_MOORING	A <FACILITY> to moor and secure an airship; a airship mooring.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, FUNCTN:40]
7	AMBASSADORIAL_RESIDENCE	EEC_BLDGFN_AMBASSADORIAL_RESIDENCE	A <AMBASSADORIAL_RESIDENCE>.	n/a
8	APARTMENT_HOUSE	EEC_BLDGFN_APARTMENT_HOUSE	An <APARTMENT_HOUSE>.	n/a
9	APARTMENT_OR_HOTEL	EEC_BLDGFN_APARTMENT_OR_HOTEL	A <BUILDING> that includes multiple sets of rooms for living in, esp. where each set is located on one floor of the <BUILDING>. May be further delineated specifically as EE APARTMENT_HOUSE and EE HOTEL.	NR
10	ARMOURY	EEC_BLDGFN_ARMOURY	A <BUILDING> for storing arms and military equipment, especially one serving as headquarters for military reserve personnel; an armoury.	NR
11	ASTRONOMICAL_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_ASTRONOMICAL_STATION	An <ASTRONOMICAL_STATION>.	n/a
12	AUDITORIUM	EEC_BLDGFN_AUDITORIUM	An <AUDITORIUM>.	n/a
13	AUTOMOTIVE_PLANT	EEC_BLDGFN_AUTOMOTIVE_PLANT	An <AUTOMOTIVE_PLANT>.	n/a
14	AUTOMOTIVE_VEHICLE_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_AUTOMOTIVE_VEHICLE_STATION	An <AUTOMOTIVE_VEHICLE_STATION>.	n/a
15	BANK	EEC_BLDGFN_BANK	A <BANK>.	n/a
16	BARN	EEC_BLDGFN_BARN	A <BARN>.	n/a
17	BARRACK	EEC_BLDGFN_BARRACK	A <BARRACK>.	n/a
18	BATTERY	EEC_BLDGFN_BATTERY	A <BUILDING> serving as an emplacement for one or more pieces of artillery; a battery.	NR
19	BLOCKHOUSE	EEC_BLDGFN_BLOCKHOUSE	A <BLOCKHOUSE>.	n/a
20	BUS_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_BUS_STATION	A <BUS_STATION>.	n/a
21	CAPITOL	EEC_BLDGFN_CAPITOL	A <CAPITOL_BUILDING>.	n/a
22	CARPENTRY	EEC_BLDGFN_CARPENTRY	A <CARPENTRY_BUILDING>.	n/a
23	CASTLE	EEC_BLDGFN_CASTLE	A <CASTLE>.	n/a
24	CEMETERY	EEC_BLDGFN_CEMETERY	A <CEMETERY_BUILDING>.	n/a
25	CHANCERY	EEC_BLDGFN_CHANCERY	A <CHANCERY>.	n/a
26	CITY_HALL	EEC_BLDGFN_CITY_HALL	A <CITY_HALL>.	n/a
27	CLOCK	EEC_BLDGFN_CLOCK	A display of a visual time signal; a clock.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, FUNCTN:38]
28	COLLEGIATE	EEC_BLDGFN_COLLEGIATE	A <BUILDING> on a <COLLEGIATE_CAMPUS>.	NR
29	COMMERCE	EEC_BLDGFN_COMMERCE	A <COMMERCIAL_BUILDING>.	n/a
30	COMMERCE_OR_RECREATION	EEC_BLDGFN_COMMERCE_OR_RECREATION	A <BUILDING> for commercial or recreational use. May be further delineated specifically as EE COMMERCE and EE RECREATION.	NR
31	COMMUNICATION	EEC_BLDGFN_COMMUNICATION	A <COMMUNICATION_STATION>.	n/a
32	COMMUNITY_CENTRE	EEC_BLDGFN_COMMUNITY_CENTRE	A <COMMUNITY_RECREATION_BUILDING>.	n/a
33	CONSULATE	EEC_BLDGFN_CONSULATE	A <CONSULATE>.	n/a
34	CONTROL_TOWER	EEC_BLDGFN_CONTROL_TOWER	A <CONTROL_TOWER>.	n/a
35	COOLING_TOWER	EEC_BLDGFN_COOLING_TOWER	A <COOLING_TOWER>.	n/a
36	CORRECTIONAL	EEC_BLDGFN_CORRECTIONAL	A <CORRECTIONAL_BUILDING>.	n/a
37	COURTHOUSE	EEC_BLDGFN_COURTHOUSE	A <COURTHOUSE>.	n/a
38	CUSTOMS_HOUSE	EEC_BLDGFN_CUSTOMS_HOUSE	A <CUSTOMS_HOUSE>.	n/a
39	DEPENDENTS_HOUSING	EEC_BLDGFN_DEPENDENTS_HOUSING	A <BUILDING> used to house the families of a group of people engaged in a common endeavor; dependents housing.	NR
40	DEPENDENTS_OR_BIVOUAC	EEC_BLDGFN_DEPENDENTS_OR_BIVOUAC	A <BUILDING> for dependents housing or bivouac use. May be further delineated specifically as EE DEPENDENTS_HOUSING and EE TEMPORARY_ENCAMPMENT.	NR
41	DEPOT_TERMINAL	EEC_BLDGFN_DEPOT_TERMINAL	A <DEPOT_TERMINAL>.	n/a
42	DIPLOMATIC	EEC_BLDGFN_DIPLOMATIC	A <DIPLOMATIC_BUILDING>.	n/a
43	DORMITORY	EEC_BLDGFN_DORMITORY	A <DORMITORY>.	n/a
44	EMBASSY	EEC_BLDGFN_EMBASSY	A <EMBASSY>.	n/a
45	FABRICATION	EEC_BLDGFN_FABRICATION	A <FABRICATION_BUILDING>.	n/a
46	FACTORY	EEC_BLDGFN_FACTORY	A <FACTORY>.	n/a
47	FARM	EEC_BLDGFN_FARM	A <FARM>.	n/a
48	FARM_BUILDING	EEC_BLDGFN_FARM_BUILDING	A <FARM_BUILDING>.	n/a
49	FARM_STORAGE	EEC_BLDGFN_FARM_STORAGE	A <FARM_STORAGE_STRUCTURE>.	n/a
50	FILTRATION	EEC_BLDGFN_FILTRATION	A <FILTRATION_BUILDING>.	n/a
51	FIRE_AND_POLICE_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_FIRE_AND_POLICE_STATION	A <FIRE_AND_POLICE_STATION>.	n/a
52	FIRE_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_FIRE_STATION	A <FIRE_STATION>.	n/a
53	FOOD_OVEN	EEC_BLDGFN_FOOD_OVEN	A <FOOD_OVEN>.	n/a
54	FORT	EEC_BLDGFN_FORT	A <FORT>.	n/a
55	GARAGE	EEC_BLDGFN_GARAGE	A <PARKING_GARAGE>.	n/a
56	GOVERNMENT	EEC_BLDGFN_GOVERNMENT	A <GOVERNMENT_BUILDING>.	n/a
57	GOVERNMENT_ADMINISTRATION	EEC_BLDGFN_GOVERNMENT_ADMINISTRATION	A <BUILDING> facilitating the management or control of an organization serving as a body or agent of the government; government administration.	NR
58	GOVERNMENT_OR_INSTITUTION	EEC_BLDGFN_GOVERNMENT_OR_INSTITUTION	A <BUILDING> for the activities of an organization serving as a body or agent of the government. May be further delineated specifically as EE GOVERNMENT and EE INSTITUTION.	NR
59	GREENHOUSE	EEC_BLDGFN_GREENHOUSE	A <GREENHOUSE>.	n/a
60	GUARD_ROOM	EEC_BLDGFN_GUARD_ROOM	A <GUARD_ROOM>.	n/a
61	GUARD_TOWER	EEC_BLDGFN_GUARD_TOWER	A <GUARD_TOWER>.	n/a
62	GUARDHOUSE	EEC_BLDGFN_GUARDHOUSE	A <GUARDHOUSE>.	n/a
63	HARBOUR_MASTERS_OFFICE	EEC_BLDGFN_HARBOUR_MASTERS_OFFICE	The office of the local official who has charge of mooring and berthing of vessels, collecting <HARBOUR> fees, and related functions; a harbour masters office.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, FUNCTN:2]
64	HEALTH_OFFICE	EEC_BLDGFN_HEALTH_OFFICE	A <HEALTH_OFFICE>.	n/a
65	HOSPITAL	EEC_BLDGFN_HOSPITAL	A <HOSPITAL_BUILDING>.	n/a
66	HOSTEL	EEC_BLDGFN_HOSTEL	A <HOSTEL>.	n/a
67	HOTEL	EEC_BLDGFN_HOTEL	A <HOTEL>.	n/a
68	HOUSE	EEC_BLDGFN_HOUSE	A <HOUSE>.	n/a
69	INDUSTRIAL	EEC_BLDGFN_INDUSTRIAL	An <INDUSTRIAL_BUILDING>.	n/a
70	INDUSTRIAL_OVEN	EEC_BLDGFN_INDUSTRIAL_OVEN	An <INDUSTRIAL_OVEN>.	n/a
71	INSTITUTION	EEC_BLDGFN_INSTITUTION	A <BUILDING> housing an established organization or foundation, especially one dedicated to education, public service, or culture; e.g., a place for the care of persons who are destitute, disabled, or mentally ill; an institution.	NR
72	JAIL	EEC_BLDGFN_JAIL	A <JAIL>.	n/a
73	KENNEL	EEC_BLDGFN_KENNEL	A <KENNEL>.	n/a
74	KILN	EEC_BLDGFN_KILN	A <KILN>.	n/a
75	LEGATION	EEC_BLDGFN_LEGATION	A <LEGATION_BUILDING>.	n/a
76	LIBRARY	EEC_BLDGFN_LIBRARY	A <LIBRARY>.	n/a
77	LIGHTHOUSE	EEC_BLDGFN_LIGHTHOUSE	A <LIGHTHOUSE>.	n/a
78	MARINE_POLICE_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_MARINE_POLICE_STATION	A <MARINE_POLICE_STATION>.	n/a
79	MARINE_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_MARINE_STATION	A <BUILDING> occupied by a governmental (marine related) or <HARBOUR> authority, providing specific services to <VESSEL>s; a marine station.	NR
80	MARKET	EEC_BLDGFN_MARKET	A <MARKET>.	n/a
81	MARTELLO_TOWER	EEC_BLDGFN_MARTELLO_TOWER	A <MARTELLO_TOWER>.	n/a
82	MEASURING_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_MEASURING_STATION	A <BUILDING> housing equipment and personnel that record different measures of environmental phenomena, such as rainfall amount; a measuring station.	NR
83	MEDICAL_CENTRE	EEC_BLDGFN_MEDICAL_CENTRE	A <BUILDING> devoted to medical research or the practice of medicine; a medical centre.	NR
84	MILITARY_CIVIL	EEC_BLDGFN_MILITARY_CIVIL	A joint military and civilian <BUILDING>.	NR
85	MILITARY_OPERATIONS	EEC_BLDGFN_MILITARY_OPERATIONS	A <MILITARY_OPERATIONS_BUILDING>.	n/a
86	MISSION	EEC_BLDGFN_MISSION	A <MISSION>.	n/a
87	MOBILE_HOME	EEC_BLDGFN_MOBILE_HOME	A <MOBILE_HOME>.	n/a
88	MOTEL	EEC_BLDGFN_MOTEL	A <MOTEL>.	n/a
89	MULTI_UNIT_DWELLING	EEC_BLDGFN_MULTI_UNIT_DWELLING	A <MULTI_UNIT_DWELLING>.	n/a
90	MUNICIPAL_HALL	EEC_BLDGFN_MUNICIPAL_HALL	A <MUNICIPAL_HALL>.	n/a
91	MUSEUM	EEC_BLDGFN_MUSEUM	A <MUSEUM_BUILDING>.	n/a
92	NAUTICAL_CLUB	EEC_BLDGFN_NAUTICAL_CLUB	A <NAUTICAL_CLUB>.	n/a
93	NEWSPAPER_PLANT	EEC_BLDGFN_NEWSPAPER_PLANT	A <NEWSPAPER_PLANT>.	n/a
94	NONE_IMPORTANT	EEC_BLDGFN_NONE_IMPORTANT	No function or service of major interest.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, FUNCTN:1]
95	OBSERVATION_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_OBSERVATION_STATION	A <OBSERVATION_STATION>.	n/a
96	OBSERVATORY	EEC_BLDGFN_OBSERVATORY	A <OBSERVATORY>.	n/a
97	OPERA_HOUSE	EEC_BLDGFN_OPERA_HOUSE	A <OPERA_HOUSE>.	n/a
98	OPERATING_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_OPERATING_STATION	A temporary or semi-permanent station for research, observation, or operational support; operating station.	NR
99	OUTBUILDING	EEC_BLDGFN_OUTBUILDING	An <OUTBUILDING>.	n/a
100	PALACE	EEC_BLDGFN_PALACE	A <PALACE>.	n/a
101	PAPER_MILL	EEC_BLDGFN_PAPER_MILL	A <PAPER_MILL>.	n/a
102	PETROLEUM	EEC_BLDGFN_PETROLEUM	A <PETROLEUM_BUILDING>.	n/a
103	PILOT_LOOKOUT	EEC_BLDGFN_PILOT_LOOKOUT	A distinctive <STRUCTURE> on shore from which personnel keep watch upon events at sea or along the coast; a pilot lookout.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, FUNCTN:12]
104	PILOT_OFFICE	EEC_BLDGFN_PILOT_OFFICE	The office or headquarters of marine pilots; the place where the services of a marine pilot may be obtained.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, FUNCTN:11]
105	POLICE_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_POLICE_STATION	A <POLICE_STATION>.	n/a
106	PORT_CONTROL	EEC_BLDGFN_PORT_CONTROL	A <BUILDING> housing the authorized persons established at a port or port complex to coordinate arrangements for logistic support and <HARBOUR> services to ships under naval control and to otherwise support the naval control of shipping organization; port control.	NR
107	POST_OFFICE	EEC_BLDGFN_POST_OFFICE	A <POST_OFFICE>.	n/a
108	POWER_GENERATION	EEC_BLDGFN_POWER_GENERATION	A <POWER_GENERATION_BUILDING>.	n/a
109	PRISON	EEC_BLDGFN_PRISON	A <PRISON>.	n/a
110	PROCESSING	EEC_BLDGFN_PROCESSING	A <PROCESSING_BUILDING>.	n/a
111	PUBLIC_HEALTH_OFFICE	EEC_BLDGFN_PUBLIC_HEALTH_OFFICE	The office, which is charged with the administration of health laws and sanitary inspections; a public health office.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, FUNCTN:4]
112	PUBLIC_INN	EEC_BLDGFN_PUBLIC_INN	A <PUBLIC_INN>.	n/a
113	PUMPHOUSE	EEC_BLDGFN_PUMPHOUSE	A <PUMPHOUSE>.	n/a
114	RAILROAD_SIGNAL_BOX	EEC_BLDGFN_RAILROAD_SIGNAL_BOX	A <RAILROAD_SIGNAL_BOX>.	n/a
115	RAILROAD_SIGNAL_STRUCTURE	EEC_BLDGFN_RAILROAD_SIGNAL_STRUCTURE	A <RAILROAD_SIGNAL_STRUCTURE>.	n/a
116	RAILROAD_SIGNALMAN_HOUSE	EEC_BLDGFN_RAILROAD_SIGNALMAN_HOUSE	A <RAILROAD_SIGNALMAN_HOUSE>.	n/a
117	RAILROAD_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_RAILROAD_STATION	A <RAILROAD_STATION>.	n/a
118	RAILROAD_STORAGE_REPAIR	EEC_BLDGFN_RAILROAD_STORAGE_REPAIR	A <RAILROAD_STORAGE_REPAIR_BUILDING>.	n/a
119	RANGER_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_RANGER_STATION	A <RANGER_STATION>.	NR
120	RECREATION	EEC_BLDGFN_RECREATION	A <BUILDING> for recreational use.	NR
121	REDOUBT	EEC_BLDGFN_REDOUBT	A small, often hidden, <BUILDING> in which soldiers can hide themselves while they are fighting; a redoubt.	NR
122	REFORMATORY	EEC_BLDGFN_REFORMATORY	A <REFORMATORY_BUILDING>.	n/a
123	REFUGE_SHELTER	EEC_BLDGFN_REFUGE_SHELTER	A temporary, permanent or semi-permanent shelter for use as protection in times of hardship or danger; a refuge shelter.	NR
124	REPAIR_FACILITY	EEC_BLDGFN_REPAIR_FACILITY	A <REPAIR_BUILDING>.	n/a
125	RESCUE	EEC_BLDGFN_RESCUE	A <BUILDING> housing personnel and equipment used to help (someone or something) out of a dangerous, harmful or unpleasant situation; a rescue building.	NR
126	RESIDENCE	EEC_BLDGFN_RESIDENCE	A <BUILDING> where people live; a residence.	NR
127	RESIDENCE_OR_AGRICULTURE	EEC_BLDGFN_RESIDENCE_OR_AGRICULTURE	A <BUILDING> serving as a residence or supporting agricultural production. May be further delineated specifically as EE RESIDENCE and EE FARM_BUILDING.	NR
128	RESTAURANT	EEC_BLDGFN_RESTAURANT	A <RESTAURANT>.	n/a
129	ROAD_MAINTENANCE_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_ROAD_MAINTENANCE_STATION	A location at which equipment and materials used to maintain and repair roads are stored; a road maintenance station.	NR
130	ROADSIDE_REST_STOP	EEC_BLDGFN_ROADSIDE_REST_STOP	A <ROADSIDE_REST_STOP>.	n/a
131	ROUNDHOUSE	EEC_BLDGFN_ROUNDHOUSE	A <ROUNDHOUSE>.	n/a
132	SANITARIUM	EEC_BLDGFN_SANITARIUM	A <SANITARIUM>.	n/a
133	SATELLITE_GROUND_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_SATELLITE_GROUND_STATION	A <SATELLITE_GROUND_STATION>.	n/a
134	SAWMILL	EEC_BLDGFN_SAWMILL	A <SAWMILL>.	n/a
135	SCHOOL	EEC_BLDGFN_SCHOOL	A <SCHOOL_BUILDING>.	n/a
136	SCIENCE	EEC_BLDGFN_SCIENCE	A <SCIENCE_BUILDING>.	n/a
137	SEMINARY	EEC_BLDGFN_SEMINARY	A <SEMINARY>.	n/a
138	SENIOR_CITIZENS_HOME	EEC_BLDGFN_SENIOR_CITIZENS_HOME	A <SENIOR_CITIZENS_HOME>.	n/a
139	SHED	EEC_BLDGFN_SHED	A <SHED>.	n/a
140	SHIPYARD	EEC_BLDGFN_SHIPYARD	A <SHIPYARD>.	n/a
141	SHOPPING_CENTRE	EEC_BLDGFN_SHOPPING_CENTRE	A <SHOPPING_CENTRE>.	n/a
142	SHRINE	EEC_BLDGFN_SHRINE	A <BUILDING> for public Shinto worship; a shrine.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, FUNCTN:24]
143	SPORTSPLEX	EEC_BLDGFN_SPORTSPLEX	A large <BUILDING> with various connected rooms or a related group of <BUILDING>s, with <EQUIPMENT>, <FACILITY>s, and sites for various sporting events; a sportsplex.	NR
144	STADIUM	EEC_BLDGFN_STADIUM	A <STADIUM>.	n/a
145	STEEL_MILL	EEC_BLDGFN_STEEL_MILL	A <STEEL_MILL>.	n/a
146	TEL_SHELTER	EEC_BLDGFN_TEL_SHELTER	A hardened <STRUCTURE> designed for the military to house a transporter-erector-launcher and deploy missiles; a TEL shelter.	NR
147	TELEPHONE_EXCHANGE_MAIN	EEC_BLDGFN_TELEPHONE_EXCHANGE_MAIN	A <STRUCTURE> housing a central system of switches and other equipment that establishes connections between individual telecommunication devices, e.g., telephones.	NR
148	TELEPHONE_SWITCHING	EEC_BLDGFN_TELEPHONE_SWITCHING	A <STRUCTURE> housing a local system of switches that establishes connections between individual telecommunication devices, e.g., telephones.	NR
149	TEMPORARY_ENCAMPMENT	EEC_BLDGFN_TEMPORARY_ENCAMPMENT	A <TEMPORARY_ENCAMPMENT>.	n/a
150	THEATRE	EEC_BLDGFN_THEATRE	A <THEATRE>.	NR
151	TIMEBALL	EEC_BLDGFN_TIMEBALL	A visual time signal in form of a ball; a timeball.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, FUNCTN:37]
152	TOWN_HALL	EEC_BLDGFN_TOWN_HALL	A <TOWN_HALL>.	n/a
153	TRADING_POST	EEC_BLDGFN_TRADING_POST	A <TRADING_POST>.	n/a
154	TRANSPORTATION	EEC_BLDGFN_TRANSPORTATION	A <TRANSPORTATION_BUILDING>.	n/a
155	VEGETABLE_OIL_MILL	EEC_BLDGFN_VEGETABLE_OIL_MILL	A <VEGETABLE_OIL_MILL>.	n/a
156	VEHICLE_SCALE	EEC_BLDGFN_VEHICLE_SCALE	A <VEHICLE_SCALE>.	n/a
157	WAREHOUSE	EEC_BLDGFN_WAREHOUSE	A <WAREHOUSE>.	n/a
158	WATER_DRIVEN_GRISTMILL	EEC_BLDGFN_WATER_DRIVEN_GRISTMILL	A <WATER_DRIVEN_GRISTMILL>.	n/a
159	WATER_TOWER	EEC_BLDGFN_WATER_TOWER	A <WATER_TOWER>.	n/a
160	WEAPONS_RANGE	EEC_BLDGFN_WEAPONS_RANGE	A <WEAPONS_RANGE>.	n/a
161	WEATHER_STATION	EEC_BLDGFN_WEATHER_STATION	A <WEATHER_STATION>.	n/a
162	WIND_TUNNEL	EEC_BLDGFN_WIND_TUNNEL	A <WIND_TUNNEL>.	n/a
163	WORSHIP_PLACE	EEC_BLDGFN_WORSHIP_PLACE	A <WORSHIP_PLACE>.	n/a

EDCS Group Labels: SHELTER

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BUILT_UP_REGION_DENSITY

EDCS Attribute Code: 175

Definition:
The relative density of a <BUILT_UP_REGION>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	SPARSE_TO_MODERATE	EEC_BLTUPREGNDENS_SPARSE_TO_MODERATE	The concentration of <BUILDING>s in this region is low; a large amount of open land remains.	NR
2	MODERATE	EEC_BLTUPREGNDENS_MODERATE	The concentration of <BUILDING>s in this region is such that space remains for the construction more <BUILDING>s; a significant amount of open land remains.	NR
3	DENSE	EEC_BLTUPREGNDENS_DENSE	The concentration of <BUILDING>s in this region is such that few places remain to construct more <BUILDING>s, very little open land is available.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: USAGE_REGION

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BUOY_SHAPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 176

Definition:
The shape of a <BUOY>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	BARREL	EEC_BUOYSHAP_BARREL	The upper part of the body above the water line, or the greater part of the superstructure, has the form of a barrel or cylinder floating horizontally; often referred to as a tun.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, BOYSHP:6]
2	CAN	EEC_BUOYSHAP_CAN	The upper part of the body above the water line, or the greater part of the superstructure, has the shape of a cylinder, or a truncated cone that approximates to a cylinder, with a flat end uppermost.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, BOYSHP:2]
3	CONICAL	EEC_BUOYSHAP_CONICAL	The upper part of the body above the water line, or the greater part of the superstructure, has approximately the shape or the appearance of a pointed cone with the point upwards; often referred to as a nun, or ogival shaped.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, BOYSHP:1]
4	PILLAR	EEC_BUOYSHAP_PILLAR	The upper part of the body above the water line, or the greater part of the superstructure is a narrow vertical structure, pillar or lattice tower.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, BOYSHP:4]
5	SHUTTLE	EEC_BUOYSHAP_SHUTTLE	A specially constructed shuttle shaped buoy, which is used in ice conditions.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, BOYSHP:8]
6	SPAR	EEC_BUOYSHAP_SPAR	The upper part of the body above the water line, or the greater part of the superstructure, has the form of a pole, spar, spindle, or of a very long cylinder, floating upright.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, BOYSHP:5]
7	SPHERICAL	EEC_BUOYSHAP_SPHERICAL	The upper part of the body above the water line, or the greater part of the superstructure, has the shape of a part of a sphere.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, BOYSHP:3]
8	SUPER	EEC_BUOYSHAP_SUPER	A very large buoy, generally more than 5 metres in diameter; generally referred to as a super buoy.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, BOYSHP:7]

EDCS Group Labels: HYDROGRAPHIC_TRNSP

Reference Type: PR

References: [S57A, Attribute: BOYSHP]

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BUOY_TYPE

EDCS Attribute Code: 177

Definition:
The type of a <BUOY>.

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	ANCHORAGE	EEC_BUOYTY_ANCHORAGE	Marks the perimeter of a designated <ANCHORAGE>.	IR	[CANS]
2	ANCHORING_PROHIBITED	EEC_BUOYTY_ANCHORING_PROHIBITED	Indicates that anchoring is prohibited.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:20]
3	APEX_ARC	EEC_BUOYTY_APEX_ARC	Apex arc.	NR
4	ARTICULATED	EEC_BUOYTY_ARTICULATED	Offshore <AID_TO_NAVIGATION>s consisting of a length of pipe attached directly to a sinker by means of a pivot or such other device employing the principle of the universal joint; articulated light. The positional integrity is intermediary between that of a <BUOY> and a fixed aid.	NR
5	BARGE	EEC_BUOYTY_BARGE	Barge.	NR
6	BERTHING_PERMITTED	EEC_BUOYTY_BERTHING_PERMITTED	Indicates that berthing is allowed.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:33]
7	BERTHING_PROHIBITED	EEC_BUOYTY_BERTHING_PROHIBITED	Indicates that berthing is prohibited.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:21]
8	BIFURCATION	EEC_BUOYTY_BIFURCATION	Marks the point where a channel divides, indicating which is the preferred or main channel; a bifurcation buoy.	NR
9	CABLE	EEC_BUOYTY_CABLE	Indicates the position of submarine cables.	NR
10	CARDINAL	EEC_BUOYTY_CARDINAL	Indicates a quadrant with respect to the point of interest; it should be passed to the indicated side of the mark; a cardinal buoy.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATCAM]
11	CAUTION	EEC_BUOYTY_CAUTION	Caution.	NR
12	CHANNEL_CENTRE	EEC_BUOYTY_CHANNEL_CENTRE	Marks the centre of a channel.	NR
13	CHANNEL_EDGE_GRADIENT	EEC_BUOYTY_CHANNEL_EDGE_GRADIENT	Indicates the gradient of the slope of a dredge channel edge.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:35]
14	CLEARING	EEC_BUOYTY_CLEARING	Indicates a clearing line.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:41]
15	COMPASS_ADJUSTMENT	EEC_BUOYTY_COMPASS_ADJUSTMENT	Compass adjustment.	NR
16	CONTROL	EEC_BUOYTY_CONTROL	Marks an area where boating is restricted; a control buoy.	IR	[CANS]
17	DAN	EEC_BUOYTY_DAN	Serves as a temporary marker during minesweeping operations to indicate boundaries of swept paths, swept areas, known hazards, and other <LOCATION>s or reference points.	NR
18	DAYBEACON	EEC_BUOYTY_DAYBEACON	A fixed, unlighted <AID_TO_NAVIGATION>, typically consisting of a colored, lettered sign atop a post.	NR
19	DEGAUSSING_RANGE	EEC_BUOYTY_DEGAUSSING_RANGE	Indicates a degaussing range.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:4]
20	DIVING	EEC_BUOYTY_DIVING	Marks an area where scuba or other such diving activity is in progress.	IR	[CANS]
21	DND_CANADA	EEC_BUOYTY_DND_CANADA	Maintained by the Canadian DND.	IR	[CANS]
22	EAST_CARDINAL	EEC_BUOYTY_EAST_CARDINAL	Indicates a quadrant bounded by the true bearing NE-SE taken from the point of interest; it should be passed to the east side of the buoy; an east cardinal buoy.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATCAM:2]
23	EXPLOSIVES_ANCHORAGE	EEC_BUOYTY_EXPLOSIVES_ANCHORAGE	Marks the perimeter of a designated <ANCHORAGE> for <VESSEL>s carrying explosives.	NR
24	FAIRWAY	EEC_BUOYTY_FAIRWAY	Marks a landfall, the entrance to a channel or the centre of a channel; a fairway buoy.	IR	[CANS]
25	FERRY_CROSSING	EEC_BUOYTY_FERRY_CROSSING	Indicates that a ferry route crosses the ship route.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:37]
26	FIRING_DANGER	EEC_BUOYTY_FIRING_DANGER	Indicates a firing danger, usually at <SEA>.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:1]
27	FISH_TRAP	EEC_BUOYTY_FISH_TRAP	Marks a fish trap.	NR
28	FLOAT	EEC_BUOYTY_FLOAT	Generic, not intended for navigational purposes, e.g., mooring or supporting measurement equipment; a float buoy.	NR
29	FLOAT_WITH_BEACON	EEC_BUOYTY_FLOAT_WITH_BEACON	Generic, supporting a beacon, but not intended for navigational purposes, e.g., mooring or supporting measurement equipment.	NR
30	FOUL_GROUND	EEC_BUOYTY_FOUL_GROUND	Indicates a foul ground.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:45]
31	GENERAL_WARNING	EEC_BUOYTY_GENERAL_WARNING	Indicates that special caution must be exercised near the buoy.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:27]
32	GPS	EEC_BUOYTY_GPS	Indicates a location at which a GPS position has been accurately determined.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:48]
33	HELIPORT	EEC_BUOYTY_HELIPORT	Indicates a site where helicopters may land.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:47]
34	ICE	EEC_BUOYTY_ICE	Designed to be placed on sea ice, containing a transmitter, and designed to monitor ice conditions; ice buoy.	NR
35	ILLUMINATED	EEC_BUOYTY_ILLUMINATED	Externally illuminated.	NR
36	INFORMATION	EEC_BUOYTY_INFORMATION	Displays, by means of words or symbols, information of interest to the mariner.	IR	[CANS]
37	INSTALLATION	EEC_BUOYTY_INSTALLATION	Used for loading tankers with gas or oil; installation buoy.	NR
38	ISOLATED_DANGER	EEC_BUOYTY_ISOLATED_DANGER	Moored on or above an isolated danger which has navigable water all around it.	IR	[CANS]
39	JUNCTION	EEC_BUOYTY_JUNCTION	Junction.	NR
40	KEEPOUT	EEC_BUOYTY_KEEPOUT	Marks an area where boats are prohibited; a keepout buoy.	IR	[CANS]
41	LARGE_AUTOMATED_NAVIGATION	EEC_BUOYTY_LARGE_AUTOMATED_NAVIGATION	Designed to take the place of a lightship where construction of an offshore light station is not feasible; large automated navigational buoy.	PR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:15]
42	LATERAL	EEC_BUOYTY_LATERAL	Indicates the boundary of a navigational channel or suggested route.	NR
43	LEADING	EEC_BUOYTY_LEADING	Serves as an <AID_TO_NAVIGATION> which is so located as to indicate the path to be followed; leading buoys identify a leading line when they are in transit.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:16]
44	LIGHT_FLOAT	EEC_BUOYTY_LIGHT_FLOAT	A boat-like structure used instead of a light buoy in waters where strong streams or currents are experienced, or when a greater elevation than that of a light <BUOY> is necessary.	PR	[S32, 2821]
45	MARKER_VESSEL	EEC_BUOYTY_MARKER_VESSEL	A <VESSEL> which is used as a target during a military exercise.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:3]
46	MAXIMUM_VESSEL_DRAFT	EEC_BUOYTY_MAXIMUM_VESSEL_DRAFT	Indicates the maximum draught of vessel permitted.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:30]
47	MEASURED_DISTANCE	EEC_BUOYTY_MEASURED_DISTANCE	Forms part of a transit indicating one end of a measured distance.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:17]
48	MILITARY_PRACTICE	EEC_BUOYTY_MILITARY_PRACTICE	Indicates an area within which naval, military or aerial exercises are carried out; an exercise or practice area.	PR	[S32, 1722]
49	MODIFIED_PORT_LATERAL	EEC_BUOYTY_MODIFIED_PORT_LATERAL	Located at a point where a channel divides, when proceeding in the "conventional direction of buoyage", indicating the preferred channel (or primary route); a modified port-hand lateral buoy.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATLAM:4]
50	MODIFIED_STARBOARD_LATERAL	EEC_BUOYTY_MODIFIED_STARBOARD_LATERAL	Located at a point where a channel divides, when proceeding in the "conventional direction of buoyage", indicating the preferred channel (or primary route); a modified starboard-hand lateral buoy.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATLAM:3]
51	MOORING	EEC_BUOYTY_MOORING	Used for mooring or securing a <VESSEL> or seaplane.	IR	[CANS]
52	MOORING_WITH_TELEGRAPH	EEC_BUOYTY_MOORING_WITH_TELEGRAPH	Used for mooring or securing a <VESSEL> or seaplane, where a telegraph is available.	NR
53	MOORING_WITH_TELEPHONE	EEC_BUOYTY_MOORING_WITH_TELEPHONE	Used for mooring or securing a <VESSEL> or seaplane, where a telephone is available.	NR
54	NAVIGATION_COMM_CONTROL	EEC_BUOYTY_NAVIGATION_COMM_CONTROL	Large and stabilized, supporting navigation, communication and control.	NR
55	NORTH_CARDINAL	EEC_BUOYTY_NORTH_CARDINAL	Indicates a quadrant bounded by the true bearing NW-NE taken from the point of interest; it should be passed to the north side of the buoy; a north cardinal buoy.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATCAM:1]
56	NOTICE	EEC_BUOYTY_NOTICE	Supports a notice board or sign indicating information to the mariner.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:18]
57	OBSTRUCTION	EEC_BUOYTY_OBSTRUCTION	Indicates an obstruction to marine navigation.	NR
58	ODAS	EEC_BUOYTY_ODAS	Supports a scientific, meteorological or oceanographic station; an Ocean Data Acquisition System.	IR	[CANS]
59	OUTER_LANDFALL	EEC_BUOYTY_OUTER_LANDFALL	Indicates a seaward approach to a <HARBOUR>.	NR
60	OUTFALL	EEC_BUOYTY_OUTFALL	Indicates the position of an outfall or the point at which it leaves the <LAND>.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:8]
61	OVERHEAD_POWER_CABLE	EEC_BUOYTY_OVERHEAD_POWER_CABLE	Indicates an overhead power cable.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:34]
62	OVERTAKING_PROHIBITED	EEC_BUOYTY_OVERTAKING_PROHIBITED	Indicates that overtaking is prohibited.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:22]
63	PIPELINE	EEC_BUOYTY_PIPELINE	Indictaes the position of submarine pipelines.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:39]
64	PORT_HAND	EEC_BUOYTY_PORT_HAND	Marks the port (left) side of a channel or the location of a danger, which must be kept on the vessel's port (left) side when proceeding in the upstream direction; a port hand buoy.	IR	[CANS]
65	PORT_HAND_LATERAL	EEC_BUOYTY_PORT_HAND_LATERAL	Indicates the port boundary of a navigational channel or suggested route when proceeding in the "conventional direction of buoyage".	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATLAM:1]
66	PREFERRED_CHANNEL_PORT	EEC_BUOYTY_PREFERRED_CHANNEL_PORT	Indicates that the preferred channel is to the port side.	NR
67	PREFERRED_CHANNEL_STARBOARD	EEC_BUOYTY_PREFERRED_CHANNEL_STARBOARD	Indicates that the preferred channel is to the starboard side.	NR
68	PRIVATE	EEC_BUOYTY_PRIVATE	Privately maintained.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:13]
69	QUARANTINE	EEC_BUOYTY_QUARANTINE	Intended for mooring <VESSEL>s under quarantine.	NR
70	RECORDING	EEC_BUOYTY_RECORDING	Used to record data for scientific purposes.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:10]
71	RECREATION_ZONE	EEC_BUOYTY_RECREATION_ZONE	Indicates a recreation zone.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:12]
72	REDUCED_WAKE	EEC_BUOYTY_REDUCED_WAKE	Indicates that vessels must not generate excessive wake.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:24]
73	REFUGE	EEC_BUOYTY_REFUGE	Indicates a place of safety.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM]
74	RESTRICT_HORIZ_CLEAR	EEC_BUOYTY_RESTRICT_HORIZ_CLEAR	Indicates the minimum horizontal space available for passage.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:31]
75	RESTRICT_VERT_CLEAR	EEC_BUOYTY_RESTRICT_VERT_CLEAR	Indicates the minimum vertical space available for passage.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:29]
76	SAFE_WATER	EEC_BUOYTY_SAFE_WATER	Indicates safe water surrounding the buoy.	NR
77	SEAPLANE_ANCHORAGE	EEC_BUOYTY_SEAPLANE_ANCHORAGE	Indicates a seaplane anchorage.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:11]
78	SOUND_SHIPS_SIREN	EEC_BUOYTY_SOUND_SHIPS_SIREN	Indicates that a ship should sound its siren or horn.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:28]
79	SOUTH_CARDINAL	EEC_BUOYTY_SOUTH_CARDINAL	Indicates a quadrant bounded by the true bearing SE-SW taken from the point of interest; it should be passed to the south side of the buoy; a south cardinal buoy.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATCAM:3]
80	SPECIAL_PURPOSE	EEC_BUOYTY_SPECIAL_PURPOSE	Designed or used for a special purpose.	NR
81	SPEED_LIMIT	EEC_BUOYTY_SPEED_LIMIT	Indicates that a speed limit applies.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:25]
82	SPOIL_GROUND	EEC_BUOYTY_SPOIL_GROUND	Indicates the limit of a spoil ground.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:7]
83	STARBOARD_HAND	EEC_BUOYTY_STARBOARD_HAND	Marks the starboard (right) side of a channel or the location of a danger, which must be kept on the vessel's starboard (right) side when proceeding in the upstream direction; a starboard hand buoy.	IR	[CANS]
84	STARBOARD_HAND_LATERAL	EEC_BUOYTY_STARBOARD_HAND_LATERAL	Indicates the starboard boundary of a navigational channel or suggested route when proceeding in the "conventional direction of buoyage".	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATLAM:2]
85	STOP	EEC_BUOYTY_STOP	Indicates the place where the bow of a <VESSEL> must stop when traffic lights show red.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:26]
86	STRONG_CURRENT	EEC_BUOYTY_STRONG_CURRENT	Warns of strong currents.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:32]
87	SWIMMING	EEC_BUOYTY_SWIMMING	Marks the perimeter of an expanse of water in which people may swim and therefore vessel movement may be restricted.	IR	[CANS]
88	TANKER	EEC_BUOYTY_TANKER	Serves both mooring, and fluid transfer to or from tanker, functions.	NR
89	TARGET	EEC_BUOYTY_TARGET	Indicates an <OBJECT> toward which something is directed, including the distinctive marking or instrumentation of a ground point to aid its identification on a photograph.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:2]
90	TELEGRAPH_CABLE	EEC_BUOYTY_TELEGRAPH_CABLE	Marks the presence of a telegraph cable.	NR
91	TELEPHONE	EEC_BUOYTY_TELEPHONE	Indicates the presence of a telephone.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:36]
92	TROT_LINE	EEC_BUOYTY_TROT_LINE	Anchors one end of a trot line (a line with multiple fish hooks attached along its length).	NR
93	TSS	EEC_BUOYTY_TSS	Indicates a traffic separation scheme.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:19]
94	TWO_WAY_PROHIBITED	EEC_BUOYTY_TWO_WAY_PROHIBITED	Indicates a one-way route.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:23]
95	UNKNOWN_PURPOSE	EEC_BUOYTY_UNKNOWN_PURPOSE	Detailed characteristics and purpose are unknown.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:52]
96	WARPING	EEC_BUOYTY_WARPING	Used for mooring and specially laid to assist <VESSEL>s hauling off a quay, jetty, or other <SHORELINE_CONSTRUCTION>; a warping buoy.	NR
97	WAVE_METER	EEC_BUOYTY_WAVE_METER	Wave meter.	NR
98	WAVERIDER	EEC_BUOYTY_WAVERIDER	Loose, tethered and contains an accelerometer to measure the vertical accelerations of the buoy as it moves with the water surface.	NR
99	WEST_CARDINAL	EEC_BUOYTY_WEST_CARDINAL	Indicates a quadrant bounded by the true bearing SW-NW taken from the point of interest; it should be passed to the west side of the buoy; a west cardinal buoy.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATCAM:4]
100	WORK_IN_PROGRESS	EEC_BUOYTY_WORK_IN_PROGRESS	Indicates that work (generally construction) is in progress.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:51]
101	WRECK	EEC_BUOYTY_WRECK	Marks a wreck.	NR
102	YACHTING	EEC_BUOYTY_YACHTING	Used by yachtsmen.	IR	[S57A, Attribute, CATSPM:46]

EDCS Group Labels: HYDROGRAPHIC_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none

EDCS Attribute Symbolic Constant: EAC_BYPASS_CONDITION

EDCS Attribute Code: 178

Definition:
The degree of ease or ability to circumvent (bypass) a destroyed section of <BRIDGE>, <TUNNEL> or <MOUNTAIN_PASS> within a 2 kilometre distance on each side of the <OBJECT> (ignoring the presence of other similar <OBJECT>s).

EDCS Attribute Value Data Type: ENUMERATION

Code	Label	Symbolic constant	Definition	Reference type	References
1	EASY	EEC_BYPCND_EASY	Obstacle can be crossed within 2 kilometres of the object; no additional work required.	NR
2	DIFFICULT	EEC_BYPCND_DIFFICULT	Obstacle can be crossed within 2 kilometres of the object; additional work required.	NR
3	IMPOSSIBLE	EEC_BYPCND_IMPOSSIBLE	Obstacle cannot be bypassed within 2 kilometres of the object.	NR

EDCS Group Labels: LAND_TRNSP

Reference Type: NR

References: none