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Subject: Re: [emergency] Groups - CAP 1.1 Subcommittee Draft(CAP_1.1-draft_1-4-05) uploaded
At last, a constructive suggestion! Personally I'd have no problem
with that suggested language, although my opinion isn't what matters.
I think this issue was referred back to the GIS subcommittee last
week, so I'm forwarding this to them.
Thanks!
- Art
At 5:44 AM -0600 1/18/05, Jeff Kyser wrote:
>Still seems to me that the following is clearer
>and more precise (Section 3.3.1):
>
> Latitudes in the Southern Hemisphere and longitudes in the
> Western Hemisphere are signed negative with a leading dash.
>
>(as opposed to 'Coordinates in the Southern and Western Hemispheres ...')
>
>A similar sentence has been added to Section 1.5, it would benefit from
>the same language.
>
>-jeff
>
>
>On Jan 9, 2005, at 10:14 PM, Art Botterell wrote:
>
>>Bob -
>>
>>Your concern was discussed at some length by both the GIS and
>>Messaging Subcommittees. During the 11/30 call the Messaging
>>Subcommittee took up Issue 14 and voted to stick with this
>>formulation, which is in line with GIS industry and ISO usage.
>>
>>Of course you're welcome to offer an amendment to the full TC for
>>discussion on our next call, hopefully with some specific alternate
>>language. After that it'll be up to the Committee.
>>
>>- Art
>>
>>
>>At 10:35 PM -0500 1/9/05, Bob Wyman wrote:
>>>Art Botterell wrote:
>>>> The CAP 1.1 spec as approved by the Messaging Subcommittee. Please
>>>> review for approval to move it to public comment ASAP.
>>> In the issues list for the CAP specification, it is stated that
>>>issue 14 would be addressed in 1.1... Yet, the offending and non-sensical
>>>sentence "Coordinates in the Southern and Western hemispheres are signed
>>>negative with a leading dash." remains in the specification. As I have been
>>>saying, since before 1.0 was approved by this working group, "coordinates"
>>>can't be signed -- only the components of a coordinate can be signed.
>>> I suggest that an effort should be made to incorporate committed
>>>changes to the specification before it is released for public comment.
>>>
>>> bob wyman
>>>
>>>
>>>