: Public <<CodeList>> Class
<b>Definition</b>: Category of vertical domain of the object delimited. (e.g. airspace, land_surface, water_surface, water_column, seabed_surface, subsoil ). The code list may be extended. Any particular object may span more than one jurisdiction domain, for example, an <b>inter-tidal space </b>may span the airspace and water column. The <b>Territorial Sea</b> spans all of the vertical domains; however, the <b>EEZ </b>is the water surface, water column, seabed surface and subsoil.<br/>
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Public airspace
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False |
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False |
IsID: |
False |
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The airspace is a space composed of air .<br/>
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Public landSurface
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False |
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False |
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False |
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landSurface is the interface between earth and air.<br/>
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Public seabedSurface
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False |
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False |
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False |
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seabedSurface is the interface between the submerged land and the ocean.<br/>IHO S-32 defines the Sea Floor as " The BOTTOM of the OCEAN where there is a smooth and gentle GRADIENT... " The sea bed is inclusive of the sea floor and all submerged lands.<br/>
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Public subsoil
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False |
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False |
IsID: |
False |
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The subsoil is an area composed of earth (soil).<br/>
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Public waterColumn
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False |
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False |
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False |
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The waterColumn is a space (volume) from the seabedSurface up to the waterSurface.<br/>
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Public waterSurface
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Transient: |
False |
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False |
IsID: |
False |
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The waterSurface is the interface between the airspace and waterColumn. <br/>
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