The LEA Reconciliation Object

Version: 3.1

Introduction
Reconciliation Attributes

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Introduction

The LEA Reconciliation Object is a special LEA Object used by Zebedee for location data reconciliation. It is used to provide a cross-reference between Attribute and Location Catalogues in Archive Projects.

Reconciliation Attributes

The Reconciliation Object is defined in the INI file RECONOBJ.INI, but its attributes are only implemented within Zebedee when the object is used as the basis of a reconciliation CDF.

Layer Type - the Layer Type of the Attribute Catalogue for this record
Location Map Name - the name of the map in the Location Record Catalogue which contains the location for this object. The reserved word SELF specifies that the object describes its own location.
Table Name - the name of the Attribute Catalogue for this record
Location Object Name - the name of the location object in the Location Catalogue for this record
Object Length (km) - for LINE objects, its length as calculated by its object attributes
Location Length (km) - for LINE objects, its length as calculated its Location Record attributes
Location Overlap (km) - for LINE objects, the length of location data, mapped by measure values, which matches the measure values in the object, calculated from the Location Measure Separation
Object Overlap (km) - for LINE objects, the length of the object, mapped by measure values, which matches the measure values in the location record, calculated from the Object Meaure Separation
Resid Object Length (km) - for LINE objects, the length of the object not covered by location data
Resid Location Length (km) - for LINE objects, the length of location data which does not cover the object
Location Measure Separation (m) - for LINE objects, the distance between adjacent measures, calculated from the Location Length divided by the difference between the last and first measures from the location record.
Object Measure Separation (m) - for LINE objects, the distance between adjacent measures, calculated from the Object Lengthdivided by the difference between the last and first measures from the object.