resources/kernel-4.0/samples/datacite-example-polygon-advanced-v4.1.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<resource xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://datacite.org/schema/kernel-4" xsi:schemaLocation="http://datacite.org/schema/kernel-4 http://schema.datacite.org/meta/kernel-4.1/metadata.xsd">
<identifier identifierType="DOI">10.5072/example-polygon-advanced</identifier>
<creators>
<creator>
<creatorName nameType="Personal">Stefan Jakobsson</creatorName>
<givenName>Stefan</givenName>
<familyName>Jakobsson></familyName>
<affiliation>Swedish National Data Service</affiliation>
</creator>
</creators>
<titles>
<title xml:lang="en">Advanced DataCite polygon example</title>
</titles>
<publisher>DataCite</publisher>
<publicationYear>2017</publicationYear>
<resourceType resourceTypeGeneral="Software">XML</resourceType>
<version>4.1</version>
<geoLocations>
<geoLocation>
<!--
Tavenui Island crosses the 180th meridian and is therefore represented by
two polygons
-->
<geoLocationPlace>Taveuni Island</geoLocationPlace>
<geoLocationPolygons>
<geoLocationPolygon>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>-179.84834</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-16.75655</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>-179.85125</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-16.70427</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>-179.88026</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-16.6625</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>-180</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-16.774761</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>-180</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-16.987368</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>-179.81332</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-16.79501</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>-179.84834</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-16.75655</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
</geoLocationPolygon>
<geoLocationPolygon>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>180</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-16.774761</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>179.97324</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-16.79985</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>179.87342</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-16.97126</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>179.91126</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-17.01977</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>179.9858</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-17.002</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>180</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-16.987368</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>180</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-16.774761</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
</geoLocationPolygon>
</geoLocationPolygons>
</geoLocation>
<geoLocation>
<geoLocationPlace>Almost the entire earth</geoLocationPlace>
<geoLocationPolygons>
<!--
This polygon is larger than half the earth, inPolygonPoint is therefore
used to indicate the inside of the polygon
-->
<geoLocationPolygon>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>-165</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>85</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>-175</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>75</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>-175</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-75</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>-165</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-85</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>165</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-85</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>175</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>-75</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>175</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>75</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>165</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>85</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<polygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>-165</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>85</pointLatitude>
</polygonPoint>
<inPolygonPoint>
<pointLongitude>0</pointLongitude>
<pointLatitude>0</pointLatitude>
</inPolygonPoint>
</geoLocationPolygon>
</geoLocationPolygons>
</geoLocation>
</geoLocations>
</resource>