This model requires the use of vocabularies to provide values for some predicates. Values from a Geocode role type vocabulary must be used to provide value for a Geocode’s [additionalType] predicate indicating the role that a Geocode plays, and similarly, values from a lifecycle stages vocabulary must be used to provide values for a Lifecycle Stage’s [additionalType] predicate, indicating specialised lifecycle stage type. [additionalType] is frequently use to provide specialised typing for instances of classes.
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See the example for [Address] where vocabulary concepts are used for both Geocode’s and Lifecycle Stage’s [additionalType] predicates. |
Wherever in the model the range value for a predicate is given as a skos:Concept, this indicates that a vocabulary must be used as opposed to literal (text, numerical) values. skos:Concept objects are presented within skos:ConceptScheme resources, which are controlled vocabularies.
Particular vocabularies MUST be used within certain contexts of use of this model. The following subsections per known use context indicate which particular vocabularies must be used, where.
When address information formulated according to this model is exchanged within Australia & New Zealand according to the Intergovernmental Committee on Surveying & Mapping's rules, the following predicates MUST have range values selected from the indicated vocabularies.
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Address Model |
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Address Model |
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Lifecycle Model |
Lifecycle Stage |
//// get the remainder from Anne’s documents
Those defined here are:
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Hyperlinks to these vocabularies will be provided as soon as persistent identifiers for them are issued. Until then, the content of these vocabularies can be found within the submission to register them: https://github.com/GeoscienceAustralia/icsm-vocabs/pull/13/files. |
This vocabulary is an extended version of [ISO19160-1]'s Address Component Type vocabulary and is maintained outside this model. This means it can be extended by the user community (Australian & New Zealand), as needed, and without change to this model.
The vocabulary is located online at:
The original 8 concepts from ISO19160-1 are:
| IRI | Preferred Label | Definition | Deprecation note |
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addressed object identifier |
Identifier of the addressed object, e.g. building name or address number |
Handled by |
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administrative area name |
Name of an administrative area |
Use |
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country code |
ISO 3166-1 code for the country, territory, or area of geopolitical interest |
Use |
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country name |
Name of a country |
Handled by use of |
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locality name |
Name of a locality |
Use |
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post office name |
Name of a post office |
Not in current Australian address use |
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postcode |
Code used for the sorting of mail |
Use |
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thoroughfare name |
Name of a thoroughfare |
Use |
These concepts have all been modified or completely replaced, except postcode. Replacements preference links to other complex objects, rather than simple literal data types, for example ISO19160-1’s countryCode which indicates a text code value for a country has been replaced with apt:country which indicates a country object. The use of object references rather than literal values allows for element labelling variation, such as use of abbreviated forms of a name, e.g. "USA" instead of "United Stated of America" , or different language variants, e.g. "Deutschland" instead of "Germany", where the variant information is stored as part of the object referred to.
This vocab currently (June 2024) contains terms such as the following (not the complete vocabulary):
| IRI | Preferred Label | Definition | Scope Note |
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geographical name object |
A reference to a geographical object |
This replaces several ISO19160-1 & GNAF values as this reference can be used to any category of Geographical Object with the name for the object used within the address this part is part of. Geographical Object categories are assigned to the Geographical Object, not any part of this address part or the address it is part of. |
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sub-address type |
The type of the sub-address part |
Replaces GNAF’s flatTypeCode |
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sub-address number |
The number of the sub-address part |
Replaces GNAF’s flatNumber |
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sub-address number prefix |
Replaces GNAF’s flatNumberPrefix |
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sub-address number suffix |
Replaces GNAF’s flatNumberSuffix |
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locality |
A reference to a Locality object |
Replaces ISO19160-1’s localityName |
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water feature |
A reference to a Water Feature object |
New in this model |
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This vocabulary is currently as per [ISO19160-1]'s AddressLifecycleStage vocabulary, however it is expected that this vocabulary will be extended early in its use in Australia/NZ as it is know that jurisdictions within ANZ use other statuses
The Persistent web identifier for this vocabulary is:
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current |
The address is recognised by the authoritative jurisdiction and is in use |
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reserved |
The address is recognised by the authoritative jurisdiction but is not yet in use |
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retired |
The address was recognised by the authoritative jurisdiction but is no longer in use |
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proposed |
The address has been suggested for use but not yet accepted |
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rejected |
The address has been ruled not for use |
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unknown |
The stage of this Address' life is unknown therefore it is assumes as a form of unofficial |
This vocabulary was derived from the geocode types given as reference values in the [GNAF].
This is only a partial rendering of the vocabulary - a static list of the top concepts as they were in June, 2023 - provided to give an indicate of values, not to be an exhaustive list of values.
The Persistent web identifier for this vocabulary is:
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Building Access Point |
Point of access to the building |
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Building Centroid |
Point as centre of building and lying within its bounds (e.g. for u-shaped building) |
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Centreline Dropped Frontage |
A point on the road centre-line opposite the centre of the road frontage of an address site |
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Driveway Frontage |
Centre of driveway on address site frontage |
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Emergency Access |
Specific building or address site access point for emergency services |
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Emergency Access Secondary |
Specific building or address site secondary access point for emergency services |
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Front Door Access |
Front door of building |
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Frontage Centre |
Point on the centre of the address site frontage |
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Frontage Centre Setback |
A point set back from the centre of the road frontage within an address site |
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Letterbox |
Place where mail is deposited |
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Property Access Point |
Access point (centre of) at the road frontage of the address site |
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Property Access Point Setback |
Centre of driveway on address site frontage |
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Property Centroid |
Point of centre of parcels making up an address site and lying within its boundaries (e.g. for l-shaped address site) |
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Service Connection Point |
The utility connection point (e.g. box, or underground chamber) |
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Service Meter |
The utility meter (e.g. box, or underground chamber) |
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Unit Centroid |
Point at centre of unit and lying within its bounds (e.g. for u-shaped unit) |