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248 248  Reference metadata has been substantially re-designed for version 3.0 to simplify the model and better support practical use cases.
249 249  
250 -(% class="wikigeneratedid" id="HSimplifyMetadataStructureDefinition" %)
251 -**Simplify Metadata Structure Definition**
250 +=== Simplify Metadata Structure Definition ===
251 +
252 252  The Metadata Structure Definition (MSD) has been simplified to remove target information, and the support of multiple report structures. The MSD now only contains Metadata Attributes which are used to define the structure of a report.
253 253  
254 254  [[image:SDMX 3-0-0 Major Changes FINAL-1.0_en_ad5f5c97.png||height="346" width="494"]]
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259 259  
260 260  //Figure 3 the simplified version 3.0 MSD//
261 261  
262 -(% class="wikigeneratedid" id="HChangetoreferencemetadatareportedagainstdata" %)
263 -**Change to reference metadata reported against data**
262 +=== Change to reference metadata reported against data ===
263 +
264 264  Reference metadata associated with datasets, data series or observations are now reported with the data. The dataset’s DSD must reference an MSD to define the structure of its reference metadata. In practice reference metadata for data are transmitted as part of the data message. The metadata attributes are treated in a similar way to the data attributes appearing in the message at the dataset, data series or individual observation level as appropriate. In contrast to simple data attributes, metadata attributes defined by an MSD can be organised into a hierarchical structure as illustrated in Figure 3 above. For this reason, metadata attributes appear in data messages structured in the same way as metadata messages.
265 265  
266 266  The SDMX-ML example below is an excerpt from a structure specific data message illustrating reporting of reference metadata with a hierarchical structure at the observation level.
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363 363  
364 364  The version 3.0 model has been extended to provide explicit support for geospatial data.
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366 -(% class="wikigeneratedid" id="HGeospatialInformationtype" %)
367 -**GeospatialInformation type**
366 +=== GeospatialInformation type ===
367 +
368 368  A new GeospatialInformation string type has been added which can be used as the 214 representation for any dimension, attribute or measure component. The value which is a 215 string expression conforming to the syntax defined in Section 6 of the technical 216 specifications precisely defines a ‘Geo Feature Set’ – a collection of geographical 217 features like points, lines or polygons. Its use is recommended in conjunction with the “GEO_FEATURE_SET” concept role.
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370 -(% class="wikigeneratedid" id="HGeospatialcodelists" %)
371 -**Geospatial code lists**
370 +=== Geospatial code lists ===
371 +
372 372  Two new specialised types of code list have been added where the definition of each code includes additional geospatial information in addition to the standard ID, name and description:
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374 374  * GeographicCodelist – each item includes an element to represent a specific Geo Feature Set which is described using the same expression syntax as for GeospatialInformation type.
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451 451  Examples:
452 452  
453 453  SDMX:CL_AREA(1.0.0)
454 +
454 454  SDMX:CL_AREA(2.3.2)
455 455  
456 456  == Dependency management ==
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457 457  
458 458  Additional constructs are possible for dependency management when referencing structures. For instance:
459 459  
460 -2.3+.1  Means the currently latest available version >= “2.3.1” and < “3.0.0” (all backwards compatible versions >= “2.3.1”).
461 -2+.3.1  Means the currently latest available version >= “2.3.1” (even if not backwards compatible).
461 +2.3+.1 Means the currently latest available version >= “2.3.1” and < “3.0.0” (all backwards compatible versions >= “2.3.1”).
462 462  
463 +2+.3.1 Means the currently latest available version >= “2.3.1” (even if not backwards compatible).
464 +
463 463  == Draft structures ==
464 464  
465 465  A key principle is that semantically versioned structures are immutable and must not be changed without a corresponding change to the version number, except where explicitly marked as draft using extensions to the version number.
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466 466  
467 467  MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH-EXTENSION
468 468  
469 -1.10.0-draft  Means that version 1.10.0 is still being modified and may change – equivalent to setting isFinal=false in SDMX 2.1.
470 -1.10.0-unstable  Alternative to -draft.
471 -1.10.0-notfinal  Alternative to -draft.
471 +1.10.0-draft Means that version 1.10.0 is still being modified and may change – equivalent to setting isFinal=false in SDMX 2.1.
472 472  
473 +1.10.0-unstable Alternative to -draft.
474 +
475 +1.10.0-notfinal Alternative to -draft.
476 +
473 473  The SDMX 2.1 isFinal property is deprecated in 3.0.
474 474  
475 475  = 5 REST Web Services API =