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Changelog#

v2.1.0#

  • Added crosswalk from iFDO fields to PDS4 fields to JSON schema specification
  • Added references to past schema definitions to documentation

v2.0.1#

  • relaxed jsonschema to also allow trimmed UUIDs (without hyphens)

v2.0.0#

  • Includes breaking changes to v1.x.y Sorry. All changes were made to move forwards with the iFDO concept towards a robust metadata schema. Hence, there exists now a schema definition file for iFDOs, annotations and the provenance format. This required to make the changes explained below in the other version changes of
  • It is now recommended to provide ifdo files in JSON format
  • The field image-provenance has been added to document the agents, entities and activities that led to the creation of the image set. This field is inspired by the definition of w3-prov
  • The ambiguity of having two options for altitude / depth has been removed by dropping the image-depth field entirely (you may use it if you like but the renamed field image-altitude-meters is required as well)
  • Many fields that used to be strings are now objects to provide not only a value but also a link to external resources, e.g. image-platform: {name: PFM-XYZ, uri: https://foobar/PFM-XYZ}. Others fields that are affected: image-sensor, image-license, image-context, image-project, image-event, image-pi
  • The image-related-material field was added to reference information in external resources that relates to this iFDO (e.g. cruise reports).
  • The four fields image-set-[min,max]-[latitude,longitude]-degrees were added to define a bounding box within which all images of the iFDO reside
  • It is now required, that the iFDO image-set-header part includes one representative value for each of these fields: image-datetime, image-latitude, image-longitude, and image-altitude-meters
  • Some field names changes to either be properly spelled or include the unit name into the field name, e.g. for image-altitude which is now called image-altitude-meters and image-area-square-meterwhich is now called
    `image-area-square-meters.