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Element LatitudeLongitudeSweepType / DirMeridianPrime
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The DirMeridianPrime element is the direction of the prime meridian vector. The longitude is 0 on the PrimeMeridianVector. This vector must be perpendicular to the north pole vector.
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Diagram Primitives_xsd_Simple_Type_UnitVectorSimpleType.tmp#UnitVectorSimpleType Primitives_xsd_Attribute_Group_AttrPoint.tmp#AttrPoint Primitives_xsd_Complex_Type_UnitVectorType.tmp#UnitVectorType
Type UnitVectorType
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content complex
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QName Type Use
decimalPlaces xs:nonNegativeInteger optional
linearUnit xs:token optional
significantFigures xs:nonNegativeInteger optional
validity ValidityEnumType optional
xDecimalPlaces xs:nonNegativeInteger optional
xSignificantFigures xs:nonNegativeInteger optional
xValidity ValidityEnumType optional
yDecimalPlaces xs:nonNegativeInteger optional
ySignificantFigures xs:nonNegativeInteger optional
yValidity ValidityEnumType optional
zDecimalPlaces xs:nonNegativeInteger optional
zSignificantFigures xs:nonNegativeInteger optional
zValidity ValidityEnumType optional
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<xs:element name="DirMeridianPrime" type="UnitVectorType">
  <xs:annotation>
    <xs:documentation>The DirMeridianPrime element is the direction of the prime meridian vector. The longitude is 0 on the PrimeMeridianVector. This vector must be perpendicular to the north pole vector.</xs:documentation>
  </xs:annotation>
</xs:element>
Schema location file:////Q:/kramer/qif3.0/model/QIFforHTMLxsd/QIFLibrary/Primitives.xsd
Element LatitudeLongitudeSweepType / DomainLatitude
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The DomainLatitude element is the latitude domain. The unit type is angular unit. For a sphere, the latitude end angle must be greater than the latitude start angle. For a torus, either angle may be greater, but the sweep is always in the positive direction.
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Diagram Primitives_xsd_Simple_Type_D2Type.tmp#D2Type Primitives_xsd_Complex_Type_AngleRangeType.tmp#AngleRangeType_angularUnit Primitives_xsd_Complex_Type_AngleRangeType.tmp#AngleRangeType
Type AngleRangeType
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content complex
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QName Type Use Annotation
angularUnit xs:token optional 
The optional angularUnit attribute defines the UnitName for the AngleRangeType.
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<xs:element name="DomainLatitude" type="AngleRangeType">
  <xs:annotation>
    <xs:documentation>The DomainLatitude element is the latitude domain. The unit type is angular unit. For a sphere, the latitude end angle must be greater than the latitude start angle. For a torus, either angle may be greater, but the sweep is always in the positive direction.</xs:documentation>
  </xs:annotation>
</xs:element>
Schema location file:////Q:/kramer/qif3.0/model/QIFforHTMLxsd/QIFLibrary/Primitives.xsd
Element LatitudeLongitudeSweepType / DomainLongitude
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The DomainLongitude element is the longitude domain. The unit type is angular unit. Regardless of the values of the DomainLongitude, the longitude sweep is in the positive direction.
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Diagram Primitives_xsd_Simple_Type_D2Type.tmp#D2Type Primitives_xsd_Complex_Type_AngleRangeType.tmp#AngleRangeType_angularUnit Primitives_xsd_Complex_Type_AngleRangeType.tmp#AngleRangeType
Type AngleRangeType
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content complex
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QName Type Use Annotation
angularUnit xs:token optional 
The optional angularUnit attribute defines the UnitName for the AngleRangeType.
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<xs:element name="DomainLongitude" type="AngleRangeType">
  <xs:annotation>
    <xs:documentation>The DomainLongitude element is the longitude domain. The unit type is angular unit. Regardless of the values of the DomainLongitude, the longitude sweep is in the positive direction.</xs:documentation>
  </xs:annotation>
</xs:element>
Schema location file:////Q:/kramer/qif3.0/model/QIFforHTMLxsd/QIFLibrary/Primitives.xsd
Complex Type LatitudeLongitudeSweepType
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The LatitudeLongitudeSweepType defines an angular sweep in two directions analogous to terrestrial latitude and longitude. For a sphere, latitude angles are +90 degrees at the north pole to -90 degrees at the south pole with 0 degrees at the equator. For a torus, latitude angles are 0 degrees at the equator farthest from the feature center and 180 or -180 degrees at the equator closest to the feature center, and the positive direction is towards the north pole vector from the equator farthest from the feature center. The positive direction in the longitude direction is counterclockwise (east) as viewed from the direction in which the north pole vector points. To use the LatitudeLongitudeSweepType, a north pole must be identified. For a torus, that is the north pole of the torus. For a sphere, the derived type OrientedLatitudeLongitudeSweepType must be used; it includes a north pole.
Diagram
Diagram Primitives_xsd_Complex_Type_LatitudeLongitudeSweepType.tmp#LatitudeLongitudeSweepType_DirMeridianPrime Primitives_xsd_Complex_Type_LatitudeLongitudeSweepType.tmp#LatitudeLongitudeSweepType_DomainLatitude Primitives_xsd_Complex_Type_LatitudeLongitudeSweepType.tmp#LatitudeLongitudeSweepType_DomainLongitude
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Children DirMeridianPrime, DomainLatitude, DomainLongitude
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<xs:complexType name="LatitudeLongitudeSweepType">
  <xs:annotation>
    <xs:documentation>The LatitudeLongitudeSweepType defines an angular sweep in two directions analogous to terrestrial latitude and longitude. For a sphere, latitude angles are +90 degrees at the north pole to -90 degrees at the south pole with 0 degrees at the equator. For a torus, latitude angles are 0 degrees at the equator farthest from the feature center and 180 or -180 degrees at the equator closest to the feature center, and the positive direction is towards the north pole vector from the equator farthest from the feature center. The positive direction in the longitude direction is counterclockwise (east) as viewed from the direction in which the north pole vector points. To use the LatitudeLongitudeSweepType, a north pole must be identified. For a torus, that is the north pole of the torus. For a sphere, the derived type OrientedLatitudeLongitudeSweepType must be used; it includes a north pole.</xs:documentation>
  </xs:annotation>
  <xs:sequence>
    <xs:element name="DirMeridianPrime" type="UnitVectorType">
      <xs:annotation>
        <xs:documentation>The DirMeridianPrime element is the direction of the prime meridian vector. The longitude is 0 on the PrimeMeridianVector. This vector must be perpendicular to the north pole vector.</xs:documentation>
      </xs:annotation>
    </xs:element>
    <xs:element name="DomainLatitude" type="AngleRangeType">
      <xs:annotation>
        <xs:documentation>The DomainLatitude element is the latitude domain. The unit type is angular unit. For a sphere, the latitude end angle must be greater than the latitude start angle. For a torus, either angle may be greater, but the sweep is always in the positive direction.</xs:documentation>
      </xs:annotation>
    </xs:element>
    <xs:element name="DomainLongitude" type="AngleRangeType">
      <xs:annotation>
        <xs:documentation>The DomainLongitude element is the longitude domain. The unit type is angular unit. Regardless of the values of the DomainLongitude, the longitude sweep is in the positive direction.</xs:documentation>
      </xs:annotation>
    </xs:element>
  </xs:sequence>
</xs:complexType>
Schema location file:////Q:/kramer/qif3.0/model/QIFforHTMLxsd/QIFLibrary/Primitives.xsd
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