Example usage of administrative
within a location
of an iati-activity
.
The
@vocabulary
attribute declares a valid code (G1) from the GeographicVocabulary codelist.An example value of 1453782 from that vocabulary is declared in the
@code
attribute.An example value of 1 is declared for the
@level
attribute... literalinclude:: ../../../activity-standard-example-annotated.xml :language: xml :start-after: <!--location-single starts--> :end-before: <!--location-single ends-->
Note: Multiple administrative levels can be reported by repeating the administrative
element:
<location ref="AF-KAN">
<location-id vocabulary="G1" code="1453782" />
<name>Location name</name>
<description>Location description</description>
<activity-description>A description that qualifies the activity taking place at the location</activity-description>
<administrative level="0" code="1149361" vocabulary="G1" />
<administrative level="1" code="1453782" vocabulary="G1" />
<point srsName="http://www.opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326">
<pos>31.616944 65.716944</pos>
</point>
<exactness code="1"/>
<location-reach code="1" />
<location-class code="2"/>
<feature-designation code="PRNQ"/>
</location>
Freetext is no longer allowed within this element.
The @county, @adm1 and @adm2 attributes were removed.
In 1.04 the @country, @adm1 and @adm2 attributes were deprecated. The new attributes replace the function of the previous ones.