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Basic data Standard ID | HJ 720-2017 (HJ720-2017) | Description (Translated English) | Metadata specification for environment information | Sector / Industry | Environmental Protection Industry Standard | Classification of Chinese Standard | Z04 | Classification of International Standard | 13.020 | Word Count Estimation | 47,449 | Date of Issue | 2017-11-28 | Date of Implementation | 2018-01-01 | Older Standard (superseded by this standard) | HJ 720-2014 | Quoted Standard | GB/T 2260; GB/T 7408; HJ/T 417-2007 | Regulation (derived from) | MEP Announcement 2017 No. 61 | Issuing agency(ies) | Ministry of Ecology and Environment | Summary | This standard specifies the framework of the environmental information metadata standard. There are 11 management items for the object class, characteristics, classification scheme, value range, data element concept, data element, data set specification, terminology, indicator, data set, and quality statement. The data is regulated. This standard applies to the management of environmental information metadata standards, the construction of environmental information resources directory, the development of the national minimum data set, the compilation of data dictionary, and the design and development of environmental information metadata registration systems. |
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(Environmental Information Metadata Specification)
People's Republic of China national environmental protection standards
Replacing HJ 720-2014
Environmental Information Metadata Specification
Metadata specification for environment information
2017-11-28 Posted
2018-01-01 implementation
Ministry of Environmental Protection released
Directory
Foreword ..ii
1 scope of application .1
2 Normative references 1
3 Terms and definitions
4 Environmental Information Metadata standard framework .3
5 Describe the convention .3
Metadata standard for 6 metadata items
Appendix A (Normative) Metadata values Domain Attributes Specification
Appendix B (Informative) Examples of metadata representation of managed objects .35
Foreword
In order to carry out the "Law of the People's Republic of China on Environmental Protection", promote environmental information work, and ensure the interconnection and sharing of environmental information,
Fan environmental information and metadata standards, the development of this standard.
This standard specifies the environmental information metadata standard framework for object classes, characteristics, classification schemes, range, concept of data elements, data elements,
Dataset specifications, terms, indicators, data sets, quality claims a total of 11 items of metadata management has been standardized.
This standard was first released in.2014, this time for the first time.
The main content of this revision.
- Management objects are expanded from datasets to object classes, features, classification schemes, ranges, concepts of data elements, data elements, dataset specifications,
Terminology, indicators, data sets, quality statement a total of 11 management items;
- adjusted metadata attributes of the data set;
- Adjusted appendix content.
This standard Appendix A normative appendix, Appendix B is an informative annex.
This standard is formulated by the General Office of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and the Scientific and Technical Standards Department.
The main drafters of this standard. MEP Information Center, MEP Environmental and Economic Policy Research Center.
This standard was approved by the MEP on November 28,.2017.
This standard since January 1,.2018 come into operation.
This standard is interpreted by the MEP.
Environmental Information Metadata Specification
1 scope of application
This standard specifies the environmental information metadata standard framework for object classes, characteristics, classification schemes, range, concept of data elements, data elements,
Dataset specifications, terms, indicators, data sets, quality claims a total of 11 items of metadata management has been standardized.
This standard applies to the management of environmental information metadata standards, environmental information resources directory construction, the development of national minimum data set, data
Meta-dictionary preparation and environmental information metadata registration system design and development.
2 Normative references
This standard references the following documents in the terms. For undated references, valid versions (including amendments) apply to this standard
quasi.
GB/T 2260 People's Republic of China administrative divisions code
GB/T 7408 data elements and exchange format information exchange date and time notation
HJ/T 417 Environmental Information Classification and Codes
3 Terms and definitions
The following terms and definitions apply to this standard.
3.1 environmental information environmental information
Environmental management, environmental science, environmental technology, environmental protection industry and other environmental protection-related data, instructions and signals, etc., and its
Related dynamic changes of information, including text, numbers, symbols, graphics, images, video and sound and other expressions.
[HJ/T 416-2007, terms and definitions 3.1]
3.2 data data
A formal, re-interpretable representation of information that is suitable for communication, interpretation, or processing.
[GB/T 5271.1-2000, Definition 01.01.02]
3.3 data element data element
A unit of data specifying the definition, identification, representation, and tolerance of a set of attributes.
[GB/T 18391.1-2009, terms and definitions 3.3.8]
3.4 metadata metadata
Data that defines and describes other data.
[GB/T 18391.1-2009, terms and definitions 3.2.16]
3.5 concept concept
Knowledge unit through a unique combination of features.
[GB/T 15237.1-2000, definition 3.2.1]
3.6 Definition definition
Describe a concept, and different from other related concepts of the statement.
[GB/T 15237.1-2000, Definition 3.3.1]
3.7 Metadata object metadata object
An object type defined by the metadata standards framework is an object that needs to be included in metadata specification management. This standard includes the object class,
Characteristics, classification scheme, range, data element concept, data element, data set, data set specification, indicator, data quality statement, term common
11 metadata objects.
[GB/T 18391.1-2009, terminology 3.2.18 The definition of a metadata object is "an object type defined by a metamodel," in order to
For ease of understanding, the meta-model is modified to the metadata standard framework in this standard and further explained. ]
3.8 object class object class
Its boundaries and meanings can be clearly identified, and concepts and abstractions that follow the same rules as the nature and behavior of the real world
Collection of business.
[GB/T 18391.1-2009, terms and definitions 3.3.22]
3.9 Properties property
Common to all members of an object class.
[GB/T 18391.1-2009, terms and definitions 3.3.29]
3.10 for representation
The range of data elements, the combination of data types, including, if necessary, the unit of measure or character set.
[GB/T 18391.1-2002, terms and definitions 3.60]
3.11 representation class representation class
Represents the type of classification.
[GB/T 18391.1-2009, terms and definitions 3.3.35]
3.12 classification scheme classification scheme
Descriptive information that arranges or groups objects based on their common characteristics.
[GB/T 18391.1-2009, terms and definitions 3.3.4]
3.13 value
The value of the data.
[GB/T 18391.1-2009, terms and definitions 3.3.37]
3.14 Allowed values permissible value
The expression of the meaning of a value allowed in a particular value range.
[GB/T 18391.1-2009, terms and definitions 3.3.28]
3.15 value domain value domain
A collection of allowed values.
[GB/T 18391.1-2009, terms and definitions 3.3.38]
3.16 Value Meaning value meaning
The meaning of a value or semantic content.
[GB/T 18391.1-2009, terms and definitions 3.3.39]
3.17 Unit of measure
< Range> Actual unit for measuring related values.
[GB/T 18391.1-2009, terms and definitions 3.3.36]
3.18 data element concept data element concept
The concept that can be expressed in the form of data elements, the description of which is independent of any particular notation.
[GB/T 18391.1-2009, terms and definitions 3.3.9]
3.19 dataset dataset
A collection of data that has a certain theme, can be identified and can be computerized.
[WS/T 305-2009, Terminology and abbreviations 3.1.1]
3.20 Dataset specification dataset specification
Specific business activities Stakeholders unanimously agree on the data elements to be collected and their standardization.
3.21 attribute attribute
The characteristics of an object or entity.
[GB/T 18391.1-2009, terms and definitions 3.1.1]
4 environmental information metadata standard framework
The environmental information metadata standard framework is built around two aspects of "data collection standardization" and "data sharing application". First, from Paul
The standardization of barrier data acquisition needs to set seven kinds of metadata objects, which are object class, feature, classification scheme, concept of data element, value
Domain, Data Element, Dataset Specification. Secondly, from the perspective of serving the data sharing application, we set up three kinds of metadata objects, which are indicators,
Data set, quality statement. At the same time, the term is registered as a separate metadata item. Environmental information metadata standard framework as shown
1 shown.
Data set specification
Data element
Data Element Concept Range
Object class characteristics classification scheme
index
data set
Quality Statement
the term
Figure 1 Environmental Information Metadata Standards Framework
Object class and characteristics constitute the concept of data elements, according to the classification scheme can be developed value range, the concept of data elements and the value of domain data elements, a number of
Data elements make up the data set specification.
Indicators can be a specific data element can also be calculated by different data elements. Data set specification and data set can be
Include metrics, or include data elements for index calculations. The metadata specification of indicators can be used to establish the concept of indicators that have a consistent understanding,
Calculation methods, evaluation criteria and presentation.
The quality statement is the conclusion of the quality evaluation of the specific data set from different dimensions, which can provide users of the data set with more
Off the data quality of the situation.
Terminology is a detailed explanation of a concept of private or ambiguous concepts that can be linked to any metadata item in which the term has been quoted.
The metadata specification of terms can be used to establish the notion of terms that have a consistent understanding.
5 description of the agreement
5.1 Property Descriptors
Metadata standards are formed by normalizing the relevant attributes of each type of metadata object. Attribute descriptors are pairs of metadata items
Properties of the standard description of the entry, the standard contains a total of name, definition, constraints, conditions, the value of the field, the number of occurrences, the type of data, the most
Large length, a total of nine notes, the specific items and constraints shown in Table 1.
Table 1 Metadata Item Attribute Descriptor Entries and Constraints
Attribute Descriptor Entry Constraints 1 Attribute Descriptor Entry Constraints 1
Name M The number of occurrences M
Define M data type M
Constraint M maximum length O
Condition C Remark O
Value range O
Note 1. "Constraints" indicate whether the attribute descriptor entry is Mandatory (M), Condition Condition (C), or Option (O)
5.2 Attribute Descriptors Entries apply rules
5.2.1 Name
The "name" attribute descriptor is a tag that gives the metadata item properties. "Name" should be unique, with Chinese characters, letters, numbers, symbols and so on
String representation.
5.2.2 Definition
The "definition" attribute descriptor is a conceptual interpretation of a metadata item attribute descriptor such that one metadata item attribute is related to other metadata items
Sex difference. "Definition" is a string of characters, letters, numbers, symbols and other forms.
5.2.3 Constraints
The Constraint attribute descriptor gives a constraint that a metadata item attribute appears (ie contains a value). Have the following meanings.
- Mandatory (M). This metadata item attribute must appear;
- Condition Selection (C). If a specified condition exists, the metadata item attribute appears;
- Optional (O). This metadata item property may or may not appear.
5.2.4 Conditions
The "condition" attribute descriptor gives the premise and requirement of the appearance of the metadata item, and uses the characters such as Chinese characters, letters, numbers, symbols, etc.
Form that.
5.2.4 Range
The Range attribute descriptor is a range of values that specifies the metadata element.
5.2.5 Occurrences
The "Occurrences" attribute descriptor is the number of times metadata attributes and attribute values can be present in a metadata specification.
Note. The attribute descriptor has the following four conditions. "0. 1" (that does not appear or appear once), "0. n" (that does not appear or most
Appear more than n times), "1. 1" (appears and appears only once), "1. n" (at least once or up to n times).
5.2.6 data type
The "data type" attribute descriptor is a descriptor of a specific set of values specified for expressing attribute values. An example of the data type of the attribute value is
String, Numeric, Date, Logical.
5.2.7 Maximum length
The "maximum length" attribute descriptor is the maximum number of bits the storage unit can express a specified value. The maximum length is expressed in numbers.
Example. When the "data type" instance is specified as "numeric" and the "maximum length" descriptor instance value is "6", the table
The attribute value can contain up to 6 digits.
5.2.8 Remarks
The Remarks property descriptor is a comment about the property application. Remarks to Chinese characters, letters, numbers, symbols and other forms of string representation.
6 metadata item metadata standard
6.1 Overview
Attributes of the metadata items include identification class, declaration class, definition class, relational class, presentation class, content class, distribution class, data quality class,
There are 13 kinds of coverage categories, restricted categories, maintenance categories, management categories and additional categories. Table 2 shows the contents of each category and applicable management items.
Table 2 Description of the metadata items
No. Attribute Type Attribute Contents Applicable management items
1 identification class
Identity classes contain basic information, content packages that uniquely identify the metadata item
Including English name, identifier, metadata item type, submitted to the agency
Object class, feature, classification scheme, range, data element outline
Reading, Data Element, Dataset Specification, Terminology, Indicators, Number
According to the set, the quality statement
2 statement class
Data set of data quality claims, including the authenticity of the data,
Timeliness, accuracy, validity, representation, availability, etc.
Quality Statement
3 Define the definition of a class metadata item and the metadata items that make up the metadata item
Object class, feature, classification scheme, range, data element outline
Reading, data elements, terms, indicators
4 relations between different types of metadata items include, constitute the relationship between
Object class, feature, classification scheme, range, data element outline
Reading, Data Element, Terms, Dataset Specification, Indicator, Number
According to the set, the quality statement
5 for the class
Representation of metadata items, including the type, data type,
Said format, maximum and minimum length, allowable value, unit of measure and so on
Value range, data element, indicator
6 content category
Provide descriptive information about dataset content features, including abstracts, features
Data element and so on
Data set specification, data set
7 Coverage category
Provide a description of the data coverage, including spatial van
Wai, time range and so on
data set
8 distribution class
Contains information about the publisher of the data set and the user's access to resources
Way
data set
9 Data Quality Data Producer General Description Data Set on Data Set Data Quality
10 Restricted class data sets security restrictions hierarchical information data sets
11 Maintenance class data set update frequency information data set
12 Management class Registered party including metadata, registration status and registration date
Object class, feature, classification scheme, range, data element outline
Reading, Data Element, Dataset Specification, Terminology, Indicators, Number
According to the set, the quality statement
13 additional classes
Other information related to metadata items can be either textual or
Link form, including sampling and monitoring methods, project implementation
Programs, data collection tables, database description and so on
Data element
6.2 Metadata items common attributes
6.2.1 Common Attributes
The basic attributes of each management item are different, but all have three common attributes. identification, relation and management. If different metadata items
Setting the same property is described only the first time the property appears. The common attributes of metadata items are shown in Table 3.
Table 3 Common Attributes of Metadata Items
Attribute Type Attribute Name Constraint
Identification class
Chinese name M
English name M
Identifier M
Version M
Metadata item type M
Submitting Organization M
Relationships Related Terms
Management class
Registration Authority
Registration status M
Registration date M
6.2.2 Identify class attributes
6.2.2.1 Chinese name
Name. Chinese name
Definition. A reference to a Chinese term given to a metadata item
Constraints. Required
Occurrences. 1. 1
Data Type. String
Range. Free text
6.2.2.2 English name
Name. English name
Definition. The allegation of an English word given to a metadata item
Constraints. Required
Occurrences. 1. 1
Data Type. String
Range. Free text
6.2.2.3 Identifier
Name. Identifier
Definition. A unique identifier of a metadata item in a registry that is language neutral
Constraints. Required
Occurrences. 1. 1
Data Type. String
Value range. Free text, the system automatically generates, composed of capital letters and numbers, the generation rules are as follows.
The first two are the abbreviations for the environment "HJ "; the middle part is the English name of 11 kinds of metadata; the latter part is "eight dates
(YYYYMMDD) Six-digit time (HHMMSS) Milliseconds (MS, less than three digits are filled with zeroes) "For example, the designation of an object class
Character is "HJ OBJECT20130601093025367". English name of the 11 kinds of metadata are. Object class "OBJECT", characteristics
"PROPERTY", concept of data element "CONCEPT", classification scheme "CLASSFICATION", range "RANGE", data element
ELEMENT, Dataset Specification NORM, Indicator KPI, Dataset DATASETS, QUALITY QUALITY Statement,
The term "TERM"
6.2.2.4 version
Name. Version
Definition. The standard issued by a metadata item in a series of well-established metadata item standards in a registry
Constraints. Required
Occurrences. 1. 1
Data Type. Value
Value range. real number, such as "environmental pollution source category classification scheme" version is 1.0. Category programs appear to have major changes when the version of
The integer part changes; when the change is small, the fractional part changes
6.2.2.5 Metadata item type
Name. The type of metadata item
Definition. Used to represent the type of metadata item
Constraints. Required
Occurrences. 1. 1
Data Type. String
Value range. free text, Appendix A Table A.1 gives the standard metadata item type
6.2.2.6 Submitting Organization
Name. Submitting Organization
Definition. One or more organizations responsible for submitting metadata items as national standards
Constraints. Required
Occurrences. 1. n
Data Type. String
Range. Free text
6.2.3 Relationship class properties
Related terms
Name. Related terms
Definition. A term referenced during creation of a metadata item
Constraints. optional
Occurrences. 0. n
Data Type. String
Range. Free text
6.2.4 Management class properties
6.2.4.1 Registration Authority
Name. Registration Authority
Definition. An organization authorized to register a metadata item
Constraints. Required
Occurrences. 1. 1
Data Type. String
Range. Free text
6.2.4.2 Registration status
Name. Registration Status
Definition. A state of a metadata item during its lifetime of registration
Constraints. Required
Occurrences. 1. 1
Data Type. String
Value range. free text, Appendix A Table A.2 shows the registration status of the national institutions of this standard
6.2.4.3 Registration Date
Name. Registration Date
Definition. The date the registration status of the metadata item will take effect, in the format YYYY-MM-DD
Constraints. Required
Occurrences. 1. 1
Data Type. Date
Value range. According to GB/T 7408 implementation, the format is YYYY-MM-DD
6.3 Object Class Properties
6.3.1 metadata content
Object class metadata includes four types of attributes. identification class, definition class, relationship class, management class. Various properties described in detail in Table 4, examples
See Appendix B, Table B.1.
Table 4 object class attributes
Attribute Type Attribute Name Constraint
Identification class
Chinese name M
English name M
Identifier M
Version M
Metadata item type M
Submitting Organization M
Object Class Category M
Define the class definition M
Relationships
Related terms
Related Data Element Concept
Management class
Registration Authority
Registration status M
Registration date M
6.3.2 Special attributes
6.3.2.1 Identify class attributes
Name. Object Class Category
Definition. A subclass of an object class by a feature
Constraints. Required
Occurrences. 1. 1
Data Type. String
Value range. free text, Appendix A Table A.3 gives the standard object class categories
6.3.2.2 Define class attributes
Name. Definition
Definition. A description of a concept, and different from other related concepts of the statement
Constraints. Required
Occurrences. 1. 1
Data Type. String
Range. Free text
6.3.2.3 Relationship class properties
Name. Related Data Element Concepts
Definition. What metadata element concepts appear in metadata items
Constraints. optional
Occurrences. 0. n
Data Type. String
Range. Free text
6.4 Attributes Attributes
6.4.1 metadata content
Attribute metadata includes four types of attributes. identification class, definition class, relationship class, management class. A detailed description of the various attributes in Table 5, examples
See Appendix B, Table B.2.
Table 5 Attributes of attributes
Attribute Type Attribute Name Constraint
Identification class
Chinese name M
English name M
Identifier M
Version M
Metadata item type M
Submitting Organization M
Feature category M
Define the class definition M
Relationships
Related terms
Related Data Element Concept
Management class
Registration Authority
Registration status M
Registration date M
6.4.2 Special attributes
6.4.2.1 Identify class attributes
Name. Feature Category
Definition. According to a certain classification, the formation of a group of similar characteristics of the collection
Constraints. Required
Occurrences. 1. 1
Data Type. String
Range. Free text, Appendix A Table A.4 shows the characteristics of this standard categories
6.4.2.2 Define class attributes
The description of the definition attribute refers to the description of the attribute of the object class.
6.4.2.3 Relationship class properties
The description of the related data element conceptual attributes refers to the attribute description of the object class.
6.5 classification scheme attributes
6.5.1 metadata content
Classification scheme metadata includes four types of attributes. identification class, definition class, relationship class, management class. A detailed description of various attributes is shown in Table 6,
Examples are given in Appendix B, Table B.3.
Table 6 attributes of the classification scheme
Attribute Type Attribute Name Constraint
Identification class
Chinese name M
English name M
Identifier M
Version M
Metadata item type M
Submitting Organization M
Classification principle M
Define the class definition M
Relationships
Standard reference O
Related terms
Correlation range
Management class
Registration Authority
Registration status M
Registration date M
6.5.2 Special attributes
6.5.2.1 Identify class attributes
Name. classification principle
Definition. The classification scheme in the classification follow the principle
Constraints. Required
Occurrences. 1. 1
Data Type. String
Range. Free text
6.5.2.2 Define class attributes
The description of the definition attribute refers to the description of the attribute of the object class.
6.5.2.3 Relationship class properties
a) Standard reference
Name. Standard Reference
Definition. The standard to which metadata items are referenced in the development process
Constraints. optional
Occurrences. 0. n
Data Type. String
Range. Free text
b) Correlation range
Name. Correlation range
Definition. A range of values based on this metadata item
Constraints. optional
Occurrences. 0. n
Data Type. String
Range. Free text
6.6 Range Properties
6.6.1 metadata content
Value do...
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