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Geospatial Metadata

Here are the FGDC Sections and their link to the ArcGIS metadata editor.

  1. Identification Information (1.0)
    1. Citation (1.1) (See Section 8, Citation Information)
    2. Description (1.2) Overview: Item Description
      1. Abstract (1.2.1) Overview: Item Description: Description (Abstract)
      2. Purpose (1.2.2) Overview: Item Description: Summary (Purpose)
      3. Supplemental Information (1.2.3) Resource: Details: Supplemental Information
    3. Time Period of Content (1.3) Resource: Extent: Temporal Period Extent
      1. Currentness Reference (1.3.1) Resource: Extents: Extent: Description
        • ground condition
        • publication date
        • free text
    4. Status (1.4) Resource: Details: Status
      1. Progress (1.4.1) Resource: Details: Status
        • Complete
        • In Work
        • Planned
      2. Maintenance and Update Frequency (1.4.2) Resource: Maintenance: Update Frequence
        • Continually
        • Daily
        • Weekly
        • Montly
        • Annually
        • Unknown
        • As needed
        • Irregular
        • None planned
        • free text
    5. Spatial Domain (1.5) Resource: Extents
      1. Bounding Coordinates (1.5.1) Resource: Extents: Bounding Box (Repeatable in ArcGIS)
        1. West Bounding Coordinate (1.5.1.1) Domain: -180.0 <= West Bounding Coordinate <= 180.0. Resource: Extents: Bounding Box: West
        2. East Bounding Coordinate (1.5.1.2) Domain: -180.0 <= East Bounding Coordinate <= 180.0. Resource: Extents: Bounding Box: East
        3. North Bounding Coordinate (1.5.1.3) Domain: -90.0 <= North Bounding Coordinate <= 90.0. Resource: Extents: Bounding Box: North
        4. South Bounding Coordinate (1.5.1.4) Domain: -90.0 <= South Bounding Coordinate <= 90.0. Resource: Extents: Bounding Box: South
      2. Data Set G-Polygon (1.5.2)
        1. Data Set G-Polygon Outer G-Ring (1.5.2.1)
          1. G-Ring Point (1.5.2.1.1)
            1. G-Ring Latitude (1.5.2.1.1.1) Domain: -90.0 <= G-Ring Latitude <= 90.0.
            2. G-Ring Longitude (1.5.2.1.1.2) Domain: -180.0 <= G-Ring Longitude <= 180.0.
          2. G-Ring (1.5.2.1.2)
            • -90 < Latitude_elements < 90,
            • -180 < Longitude_Elements < 180
        2. Data Set G-Polygon Exclusion G-Ring (1.5.2.2)
    6. Keywords (1.6) Overview: Topics & Keywords
      1. Theme (1.6.1) Overview: Topics & Keywords: Theme Keywords
        1. Theme Keyword Thesaurus (1.6.1.1) Overview: Topics & Keywords: Theme Keywords: Thesaurus Citation: Title
          • None
          • free text
        2. Theme Keyword (1.6.1.2) Overview: Topics & Keywords: Theme Keywords
      2. Place (1.6.2) Overview: Topics & Keywords: Place Keywords
        1. Place Keyword Thesaurus (1.6.2.1) Overview: Topics & Keywords: Place Keywords: Thesaurs Citation: Title
          • None
          • Geographic Names Information System
          • free text
        2. Place Keyword (1.6.2.2) Overview: Topics & Keywords: Place Keywords
      3. Stratum (1.6.3) Overview: Topics & Keywords: Stratum Keywords
        1. Stratum Keyword Thesaurus (1.6.3.1) Overview: Topics & Keywords: Stratum Keywords: Thesaurus Citation: Title
        2. Stratum Keyword (1.6.3.2) Overview: Topics & Keywords: Stratum Keywords
      4. Temporal (1.6.4) Overview: Topics & Keywords: Temporal Keywords
        1. Temporal Keyword Thesarus (1.6.4.1) Overview: Topics & Keywords: Temporal Keywords: Thesaurus Citation: Title
          • None
          • free text
        2. Temporal Keyword (1.6.4.2) Overview: Topics & Keywords: Temporal Keywords

      All keywords are defined in the same manner. Type each keyword on a separate line. A keyword can be a phrase, and punctuation can be used, if appropriate. If keywords were not derived from a thesaurus, don't provide any information under the Thesaurus CItation heading. When ArcGIS metadata is exported to an FGDC-format XML file, a thesaurus element with the value NONE will be added automatically if a thesaurus ciation title wasn't provided because this information is required by the FGDC CSDGM.

    7. Access Constraints (1.7) Resource Constraints: Legal: Other Constraints
      • None
      • free text
    8. Use Constraints (1.8) Overview: Item Description: Use Limitation OR Resource: Constraints: General Constraints: Use Limitation
      • None
      • free text

      In FGDC metadata, it is common practice to include the text NONE in mandatory elements where the information assicated with that element is either unknown or inapplicable. For example, whenever keywords are provided, a thesaurus must be specified even if one wasn't used. THe same practice is used if there are no access and use constraints associated with the item, because those metadata elements are mandatory.

      When an item's existing FGDC metadata is upgraded or imported to ArcGIS, the value NONE isn't included in the item's ArcGIS metadata. Do not add any thesaurus citation information in ArcGIS metadata if a set of keywords wasn't selected from a thesaurus. Do not add any constraint information if there are no constraints to report. When metadata is exported to an FGDC-formated XM: file, the exporter will automatically add in these elments with the value NONE.

    9. Point of Contact (1.9) Overview: Citation, Contact Role = Point of Contact OR Resource: Point of Contact: Contact
    10. Browse Graphic (1.10) Resource: Details: Browse Graphic
      1. Browse Graphic File Name (1.10.1) Resource: Details: Browse Graphic: File Name
      2. Browse Graphic File Description (1.10.2) Resource: Details: Browse Graphic: Description
      3. Browse Graphic File Type (1.10.3) Resource: Details: Browse Graphic: File Type
        • CGM
        • EPS
        • EMF
        • GIF
        • JPEG
        • PBM
        • PS
        • TIFF
        • WMF
        • XWD
    11. Data Set Credit (1.11) Overview: Item Description: Credits OR Resource: Details Credit
    12. Security Information (1.12) Resource: Constraints: Security Constraints
      1. Security Classification System (1.12.1) Resource: Constraints: Security Constraints: Classification System
      2. Security Classification (1.12.2) Resource: Constraints: Security Constraints: Classification
        • Top secret
        • Secret
        • Confidential
        • Restricted
        • Unclassified
        • Sensative
        • free text
      3. Security Handling Description (1.12.3) Resource: Constraints: Security Constraints: Handling Description
    13. Native Data Set Environment (1.13) Resource: Details: Processing Environment
    14. Cross Reference (1.14) Resource: Reference: Aggregate Information: Data Set Citation, Association Type = Cross Reference
  2. Data Quality Information (2.0)
    1. Attribute Accuracy (2.1) Resource: Quality: Report
      1. Attribute Accuracy Report (2.1.1) Resource: Quality: Report, Report Type = Quantitative Attribute Accuracy … Resource: Quality: Report: Measure: Description
      2. Quantitative Attribute Accuracy Assessment (2.1.2)
        1. Attribute Accuracy Value (2.1.2.1) Resource: Quality: Report: Quantitative Result: Value
          • Unknown
          • free text
        2. Attribute Accuracy Explanation (2.1.2.2) Resource: Quality: Report: Description
    2. Logical Consistency Report (2.2) Resource: Quality: Report, Report Type: Conceptual Consistency ... Resource: Quality: Report: Measure: Description
    3. Completeness Report (2.3) Resource: Quality: Report, Report Type = Completeness Omission … Resource: Quality: Report: Measure: Description
    4. Positional Accuracy (2.4) Resource: Quality: Report
      1. Horizontal Positional Accuracy (2.4.1) Resource: Quality: Report, Report Type = Absolute External Positional Accuracy, Dimension = horizontal
        1. Horizontal Positional Accuracy Report (2.4.1.1) Resource: Quality: Report: Description, Report Type = Absolute External Positional Accuracy, Dimension = horizontal
        2. Quantitative Horizonal Positional Accuracy Report (2.4.1.2) Resource: Quality: Report, Report Type = Absolute External Positional Accuracy, Dimension = horizontal
          1. Horizontal Positional Accuracy Value (2.4.1.2.1) Resource: Quality: Report: Quantitative Result: Value, Report Type = External Positional Accuracy, Dimenson = horizontal
          2. Horizontal Positional Accuracy Value Explanation (2.4.1.2.2) Resource: Quality: Report: Description Report Type = External Positional Accuracy, Dimension = horizontal
      2. Vertical Positional Accuracy (2.4.2) Resource: Quality: Report, Report Type = Absolute External Positional Accuracy, Dimension = vertical
        1. Vertical Positional Accuracy Report (2.4.2.1) Resource: Quality: Report: Description, Report Type = Absolute External Positional Accuracy, Dimension = vertical
        2. Quantitative Vertical Positional Accuracy Assessment (2.4.2.2) Resource: Quality: Report, Report Type = Absolute External Positional Accuracy, Dimension = vertical
          1. Vertical Positional Accuracy Value (2.4.2.2.1) Resource: Quality: Report: Quantitative Result: Value
          2. Vertical Positional Accuracy Value Explanation (2.4.2.2.2) Resource: Quality: Report: Description, Report Type = Absolute External Positional Accuracy, Dimension = vertical
    5. Lineage (2.5) Resource: Lineage
      1. Source Information (2.5.1) Resource: Lineage: Data Source
        1. Source Citation (2.5.1.1) Resource: Lineage: Data Source: Source Citation
        2. Source Scale Denominator (2.5.1.2) Domain: Source Scale Denominator > 1. Resource: Lineage: Data Source: Scale Denominator
        3. Type of Source Media (2.5.1.3) Resource: Lineage: Data Source: Medium Name
          • paper
          • stable-based material
          • microfiche
          • microfilm
          • audiocassette
          • chart
          • filmstrip
          • transparency
          • videocassette
          • videodisc
          • videotape
          • physical model
          • computer program
          • disc
          • cartridge tape
          • magnetic tape
          • online
          • CD-ROM
          • eletronic bulletin board
          • electronic mail system
          • free text
        4. Source Time Period of Content (2.5.1.4) Resource: Lineage: Data Source: Source Extent: Temporial Period Extent / Temporal Instant Extent
          1. Source Currentness Reference (2.5.1.4.1) Resource: Lineage: Data Source: Source Extent: Description
            • ground condition
            • publication date
            • free text
        5. Source Citation Abbreviation (2.5.1.5) Resource: Lineage: Data Source: Source Citation: Alternate Title
        6. Source Contribution (2.5.1.6) Resource: Lineage: Data Source: Source Description
      2. Process Step (2.5.2) Resource: Lineage: Process Step
        1. Process Description (2.5.2.1) Resource: Lineage: Process Step: Process Description
        2. Source Used Citation Abbreviation (2.5.2.2) Resource: Lineage: Process Step: Data Source: Source Citation: Titles: Alternative Title, Source Type = Used
        3. Process Date (2.5.2.3) Resource: Lineage: Process Step: Date
          • Unknown
          • Not complete
          • free date
        4. Process Time (2.5.2.4) Resource: Lineage: Process Step: Date
        5. Source Produced Citation Abbreviation (2.5.2.5) Domain: Source Citation Abbreviations from the Source Information entries for the data set. Resource: Lineage: Process Step: Data Source: Source Citation: Titles: Alternative Title, Source Type = Produced
        6. Process Contact (2.5.2.6) Resource: Lineage: Process Step: Processor, Role = Processor
    6. Cloud Cover (2.6) Domain: 0 <= Cloud Cover <= 100, Unknown Resource: Content: Image Description: Cloud Cover, Content Type = Image
  3. Spatail Data Organization Information (3.0)
    1. Indirect Spatial Reference (3.1) Resource: Spatial Data Representation: Indirect Representation
    2. Direct Spatial Reference (3.2) Resource: Details: Spatial Representation: Type
      • Point
      • Vector
      • Raster
    3. Point and Vector Object Information (3.3) Resource: Spatial Data Representation: Vector Representation
      1. SDTS Terms Description (3.3.1) Resource: Spatial Data Representation: Vector Representation: Geometric Object
        1. SDTS Point and Vector Object Type (3.3.1.1) Resource: Spatial Data Representation: Vector Representation: Geometric Object Type Domain: (The domain is from "Spatial Data Concepts," which is Chapter 2 of Part 1 in Department of Commerce, 1992, Spatial Data Transfer Standard (SDTS) (Federal Information Processing Standard 173: Washington, Department of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and Technology):
          • Point
          • Entity point
          • Label point
          • Area point
          • Node, planar graph
          • Node, network
          • String
          • Link
          • Complete chain
          • Area chain
          • Network chain, planar graph
          • Network chain, nonplanar graph
          • Circular arc, three point center
          • Elliptical arc
          • Uniform B-spline
          • Piecewise Bezier
          • Ring with mixed composition
          • Ring composed of strings
          • Ring composed of chains
          • Ring composed of arc
          • G-polygon
          • GT-polygon composed of rings
          • GT-polygon composed of chains
          • Universe polygon composed of rings
          • Universe polygon composed of chains
          • Void polygon composed of rings
          • Void polygon composed of chains
        2. Point and Vector Object Count (3.3.1.2) Resource: Spatial Data Representation: Vector Representation: Geometric Objects: Count Domain: Point and Vector Object Count < 0.
      2. VPF Terms Description (3.3.2) Resource: Spatial Data Representation: Vector Representation
        1. VPF Topology Level (3.3.2.1) Resource: Spatial Data Representation: Vector Representation: Topology Level Domain: 0 <= VPF Topology Level <=0.
        2. VPF Point and Vector Object Information (3.3.2.2) Resource: Spatial Data Representation: Vector Representation: Geometric Object
          1. VPF Point and Vector Object Type (3.3.2.2.1) Resource: Spatial Data Representation: Vector Representation: Geometric Object Type Domain: The domain is from Department of Defense, 1992, Vector Product Format (MIL-STD-600006): Philadelphia, Department of Defense, Defense Printing Service Detachment Office):
            • Node
            • Edge
            • Face
            • Text
    4. Raster Object Information (3.4) Resource: Spatial Data Representation: Georectified Representation
      1. Raster Object Type (3.4.1) Resource: Spatial Data Representation: Georectified Representation: Cell Geometry = Area OR Resource: Content: Image Description: Content Type Domain: (With the exception of "voxel", the domain is from "Spatial Data Concepts," which is chapter 2 of part 1 in Department of Commerce, 1992, Spatial Data Transfer Standard (SDTS) (Federal Information Processing Standard 173): Washington, Department of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and Technology:
        • Point
        • Pixel
        • Grid Cell
        • Voxel
      2. Row Count (3.4.2) Resource: Spatial Data Representation: Georectified Representation: Dimension: Name = Column Size Domain: Row Count > 0.
      3. Column Count (3.4.3) Resource: Spatial Data Representation: Georectified Representation: Dimension: Name = Row Size Domain: Column Count > 0.
      4. Vertical Count (3.4.4) Resource: Spatial Data Representation: Georectified Representation: Dimension: Name = Vertical Size Domain: Depth Count > 0.
  4. Spatial Reference Information (4.0)
    1. Horizontal Cooridnate System Definition (4.1)
      1. Geographic (4.1.1)
        1. Latitude Resolution (4.1.1.1) Domain: Latitude Resolution > 0.0.
        2. Longitude Resolution (4.1.1.2) Domain: Longitude Resolution > 0.0.
        3. Geographic Coordinate Units (4.1.1.3)
          • Decmial degrees
          • Decimal minutes
          • Decimal seconds
          • Degrees and decimal minutes
          • Degrees, minutes, and decimal seconds
          • Radians
          • Grads
      2. Planar (4.1.2)
        1. Map Projection (4.1.2.1)
          1. Map Projection Name (4.1.2.1.1)
            • Albers Conic Equal Area
            • Azimuthal Equidistant
            • Equidistant Conic
            • Equirectangular
            • General Vertical Near-sided Projection
            • Gnomonic
            • Lambert Azimuthal Equal Area
            • Lambert Conformal Conic
            • Mercator
            • Modified Stereographic for Alaska
            • Miller Cylindrical
            • Oblique Mercator
            • Orthographic
            • Polar Stereographic
            • Polyconic
            • Robinson
            • Sinusoidal
            • Space Oblique Mercator
            • Stereographic
            • Transverse Mercator
            • van der Griten
            • free text
          2. Albers Conical Equal Area (4.1.2.1.2)
          3. Azimuthal Equidistant (4.1.2.1.3)
          4. Equidistant Conic (4.1.2.1.4)
          5. Equirectangular (4.1.2.1.5)
          6. General Vertical Near-sided Perspective (4.1.2.1.6)
          7. Gnomonic (4.1.2.1.7)
          8. Lambert Azimuthal Equal Area (4.1.2.1.8)
          9. Lambert Conformal Conic (4.1.2.1.9)
          10. Mercator (4.1.2.1.10)
          11. Modified Stereographic for Alaska (4.1.2.1.11)
          12. Miller Cylindrical (4.1.2.1.12)
          13. Oblique Mercator (4.1.2.1.13)
          14. Orthographic (4.1.2.1.14)
          15. Polar Sterographic (4.1.2.1.15)
          16. Polyconic (4.1.2.1.16)
          17. Robinson (4.1.2.1.17)
          18. Sinusoidal (4.1.2.1.18)
          19. Space Oblique Mercator (Landsat) (4.1.2.1.19)
          20. Stereographic (4.1.2.1.20)
          21. Transverse Mercator (4.1.2.1.21)
          22. van der Grinten (4.1.2.1.22)
          23. Map Projection Parameters (4.1.2.1.23)
            1. Standard Parallel (4.1.2.1.23.1) Domain: -90.0 <= Standard Parallel <= 90.0.
            2. Longitude of Central Meridian (4.1.2.1.23.2) Domain: -180.0 <= Longitude of Central Meridian <= 180.0.
            3. Lattiude of Projection Origin (4.1.2.1.23.3) Domain: -90.0 <= Latitude of Projection Origion <= 90.0.
            4. False Easting (4.1.2.1.23.4)
            5. False Northing (4.1.2.1.23.5)
            6. Scale Factor at Equator (4.1.2.1.23.6) Domain: Scale Factor at Equator > 0.0.
            7. Height of Perspective Point Above Surface (4.1.2.1.23.7) Domain: Height Perspective Point Above Surface > 0.0.
            8. Longitude of Projection Center (4.1.2.1.23.8) Domain: -180.0 < = Longitude Projection Center <= 180.0.
            9. Latitude of Projection Center (4.1.2.1.23.9) Domain: -90.0 <= Latitude of Projection Center <= 90.0.
            10. Scale Factor at Center Line (4.1.2.1.23.10) Domain: Scale Factor at Center Line > 0.0.
            11. Oblique Line Azimuth (4.1.2.1.23.11)
              1. Azimuth Angle (4.1.2.1.23.11.1) Domain: 0.0 <= Azimuthal Angle <= 360.0.
              2. Azimuth Measure Point Longitude (4.1.2.1.23.11.2) Domain: -180.0 <= Azimuth Measure Point Longitude <= 180.0.
            12. Oblique Line Point (4.1.2.1.23.12)
              1. Oblique Line Latitude (4.1.2.1.23.12.1) Domain: -90.0 <= Oblique Line Latitude <= 90.0.
              2. Oblique Line Longitude (4.1.2.1.23.12.2) Domain: -180.0 <= Oblique Line Longitude <= 180.0.
            13. Straight Vertical Longitude from Pole (4.1.2.1.23.13) Domain: -180.0 <= Straight Vertical Longitude from Pole <= 180.0.
            14. Scale Factor at Projection Origin (4.1.2.1.23.14) Domain: Scale Factor at Projection Origin > 0.0.
            15. Landsat Number (4.1.2.1.23.15)
            16. Path Number (4.1.2.1.23.16) Domain: 0 < Path Number , 251 for Landsats 1, 2, or 3. 0 < Path Number < 233 for Landsats 4 or 5, free text.
            17. Scale Factor at Central Meridian (4.1.2.1.23.17) Domain: Scale Factor at Central Meridian > 0.0.
            18. Other Projection's Definition (4.1.2.1.23.18)
        2. Grid Coordinate System (4.1.2.2)
          1. Grid Coordinate System Name (4.1.2.2.1)
            • Universal Transverse Mercator
            • Universal Polar Stereographic
            • State Plane Coordinate System 1927
            • State Plane Coordinate System 1983
            • ARC Coordinate System
            • other grid system
          2. Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) (4.1.2.2.2)
            1. UTM Zone Number (4.1.2.2.2.1) Domain: 1 <= UTM Zone Number <= 60 for the northern hemisphere; -60 <= UTM Zone Number <= -1 for the southern hemisphere.
          3. Universal Polar Sterographic (UPS) (4.1.2.2.3)
            1. UPS Zone Identifier (4.1.2.2.3.1)
              • A
              • B
              • Y
              • Z
          4. State Plane Coordinate System (SPCS) (4.1.2.2.4)
            1. SPCS Zone Identifier (4.1.2.2.4.1) Domain: Four-digit numeric codes for the State Plane Coordinate Systems based on the North American Datum of 1927 are found in Department of Commerce, 1986, Representation of geographic point locations for information interchange (Federal Information Processing Standard 70-1): Washington: Department of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and Technology. Codes for the State Plane Coordinate Systems based on the North American Datum of 1983 are found in Department of Commerce, 1989 (January), State Plane Coordinate System of 1983 (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Manual NOS NGA 5): Silver Springs, Maryland, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Ocean Service, Coast and Geodetic Survey.
          5. ARC Coordiante System (4.1.2.2.5)
            1. Arc System Zone Identifier (4.1.2.2.5.1) Domain: 1 <= ARC System Zone Identifier <= 18.
          6. Other Grid System's Definition (4.1.2.2.6)
        3. Local Planar (4.1.2.3)
          1. Local Planar Description (4.1.2.3.1)
          2. Local Planar Georeference Information (4.1.2.3.2)
        4. Planar Coordinate Information (4.1.2.4)
          1. Planar Coordinate Encoding Method (4.1.2.4.1)
            • coordinate pair
            • distance and bearing
            • row and column
          2. Coordinate Representation (4.1.2.4.2)
            1. Abcissa Resolution (4.1.2.4.2.1) Domain: Abscissa Resolution > 0.0.
            2. Ordinate Resolution (4.1.2.4.2.2) Domain: Ordinate Resolution > 0.0.
          3. Distance and Bearing Representation (4.1.2.4.3)
            1. Distance Resolution (4.1.2.4.3.1) Domain: Distance Resolution > 0.0.
            2. Bearing Resolution (4.1.2.4.3.2) Domain: Bearing Resolution > 0.0.
            3. Bearing Units (4.1.2.4.3.3)
              • Decimal degrees
              • Decmial minutes
              • Decimal seconds
              • Degrees and decmial minutes
              • Degrees, minutes, and decimal seconds
              • Radians
              • Grads
            4. Bearing Reference Direction (4.1.2.4.3.4)
              • North
              • South
            5. Bearing Reference Meridian (4.1.2.4.3.5)
              • Assumed
              • Grid
              • Magnetic
              • Astronomic
              • Geodetic
          4. Planar Distance Units (4.1.2.4.4)
            • meters
            • international feet
            • survey feet
            • free text
      3. Local (4.1.3)
        1. Local Description (4.1.3.1)
        2. Local Georeference Information (4.1.3.2)
      4. Geodetic Model (4.1.4)
        1. Horizontal Datum Name (4.1.4.1)
          • North American Datum of 1927
          • North American Datum of 1983
          • free text
        2. Ellipsoid Name (4.1.4.2)
          • Clarke 1866
          • Geodetic Reference System 80
          • free text
        3. Semi-major Axis (4.1.4.3) Domain: Semi-major Axis > 0.0.
        4. Denominator of Flattening Ratio (4.1.4.4) Domain: Denominator of Flatting > 0.0.
    2. Vertical Coordinate System Definition (4.2)
      1. Altitude System Definition (4.2.1)
        1. Altitude Datum Name (4.2.1.1)
          • National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929
          • North American Vertical Datum of 1988
        2. Altitude Resolution (4.2.1.2) Domain: Altitude Resolution > 0.0.
        3. Altitude Distance Units (4.2.1.3)
          • meters
          • feet
          • free text
        4. Altitude Encoding Method (4.2.1.4)
          • Explicit elevation coordinate included with horizontal coordinates
          • Implicit coordinate
          • Attribute values
      2. Depth System Definition (4.2.2)
        1. Depth Datum Name (4.2.2.1)
          • Local surface
          • Chart datum; datum for sounding reduction
          • Lowest astronomical tide
          • Highest astronomical tide
          • Mean low water
          • Mean high water
          • Mean sea level
          • Land survey datum
          • Mean low water springs
          • Mean high water springs
          • Mean low water neap
          • Mean high water neap
          • Mean lower low water
          • Mean lower low water springs
          • Mean higher high water
          • Mean higher low water
          • Mean lower high water
          • Spring tide
          • Tropic lower low water
          • Newp tide
          • High water
          • Higher high water
          • Low water
          • Low-water datum
          • Lowest low water
          • Lower low water
          • Lowest normal low water
          • Mean tide level
          • Indian spring low water
          • High-water full and charge
          • Low-water full and charge
          • Columbia River datum
          • Gulf Coast low water datum
          • Equatorial springs low water
          • Approximate lowest astronomical tide
          • No correction
          • free text
        2. Depth Resolution (4.2.2.2) Domain: Depth Resolution > 0.0.
        3. Depth Distance Units (4.2.2.3)
          • meters
          • feet
          • free text
        4. Depth Encoding Method (4.2.2.4)
          • Explicit depth coordinate included with horizontal coordinates
          • Attribute values
  5. Some information, such as an item's detailed spatial reference properties, can only be added to an item's metadata by the metadata synchronization process. To include this information in an item's metadata, automatic updates must be turned on in the Options dialog box. The only way to change the properties of an item that are recorded in its metadata is to change the item's data or settings in ArcGIS. The next time the item's metadata is synchronized after the item has been updated, its current properties will be updated accordingly in its metadata. The screen captures may illustrate where to find the item's properties in the metadata display, so you can check that this information has been recorded by the synchronization process.

    ArcGIS automatically synchronize the item's spatial reference in its metadata if this information has been set in the item itself. Full details of the spatial reference are recorded in an ArcGIS specific format. This information can't be edited. Detailed spatial reference properties as defined in the FGDC CSDGM can't be provided manually with the current version of ArcGIS. In general, there should be no need to modify the synchronized information. When an item's metadata is exported to an FGDC-format XML file, the synchronized properties of the spatial reference are extracted and formatted correctly according to the FGDC CSDGM, if they exist.

  6. Entity and Attribute Information (5.0)
    1. Detailed Description (5.1) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details
      1. Entity Type (5.1.1) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Entity Type
        1. Entity Type Label (5.1.1.1) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Labels
        2. Entity Type Definition (5.1.1.2) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Entity Type: Definition
        3. Entity Type Definition Source (5.1.1.3) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Entity Type: Definition Source
      2. Attribute (5.1.2) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute
        1. Attribute Label (5.1.2.1) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Label
        2. Attribute Definition (5.1.2.2) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Definition
        3. Attribute Definition Source (5.1.2.3) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Definition: Source
        4. Attribute Domain Values (5.1.2.4) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute
          1. Enumerated Domain (5.1.2.4.1) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Enumerated Domain
            1. Enumerated Domain Value (5.1.2.4.1.1) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Enumerated Domain: Value
            2. Enumerated Domain Value Definition (5.1.2.4.1.2) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Enumerated Domain: Definition
            3. Enumerated Domain Value Definition Source (5.1.2.4.1.3) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Enumerated Domain: Definition Source
          2. Range Domain (5.1.2.4.2) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Range Domain
            1. Range Domain Minimum (5.1.2.4.2.1) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Range Domain: Minimum
            2. Range Domain Maximum (5.1.2.4.2.2) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Range Domain: Maximum
            3. Attribute Units of Measure (5.1.2.4.2.3) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Range Domain: Units
            4. Attribute Measurement Resolution (5.1.2.4.2.4) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Range Domain: Measurement Resolution Domain: Attribute Measurement Resolution > 0.0.
          3. Codeset Domain (5.1.2.4.3) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Codeset Domain
            1. Codeset Name (5.1.2.4.3.1) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Codeset Domain: Name
            2. Codeset Source (5.1.2.4.3.2) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Codeset Domain: Source
          4. Unrepresentable Domain (5.1.2.4.4) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Unrepresentable Domain
        5. Beginning Date of Attribute Values (5.1.2.5) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Beginning Date of Values
        6. Ending Date of Attribute Values (5.1.2.6) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Attribute: Ending Date of Values
        7. Attribute Value Accuracy Information (5.1.2.7) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details
          1. Attribute Value Accuracy (5.1.2.7.1) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Value Accuracy
          2. Attribute Value Accuracy Explanation (5.1.2.7.2) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Value Explanation
        8. Attribute Measurement Frequency (5.1.2.8) Resource: Fields: Entity and Attribute Details: Value Measurement Frequency
          • Unknown
          • As needed
          • Irregular
          • None planned
          • free text
    2. Overview Description (5.2) Resource: Fields: Overview
      1. Entity and Attribute Overview (5.2.1) Resource: Fields: Overview: Summary
      2. Entity and Attribute Detail Citation (5.2.2) Resource: Fields: Overview: Citation
  7. Distribution Information (6.0)

    For FGDC metadata, all distribution information must be provided in connection with a specfiic Distributor on the Resource: Distribution page. When metadata is exported to an FGDC-format XML file, information under the Distribution format and Digital Transfer Optionsheadings at the top level of the distribution page will not be included.

    In ArcGIS metadata, non-digital form information is handled in the same manner as digital information that is provided offline using some form of media. One of many hard-copy medium codes identifies the resource as being non-digital. Provide details about this non-digital distribution medium in the Medium Note element on the Resource: Distribution page under a specific Distributor's Digital Transfer Options heading.

    1. Distributor (6.1) Resource: Distribution: Disributor: Contact, Role = Distributor
    2. Resource Description (6.2) Resource: Distribution: Disributor: Digital Transfer Options: Online Linkage: Description
    3. Distribution Liability (6.3) Resource: Constraints: Legal Constraints: Use Limitation
    4. Standard Order Process (6.4) Resource: Distribution: Distributor
      1. Non-digital Form (6.4.1) Resource: Distribution: Digital Transfer Options: Offline Medium: Medium Name and Resource: Distribution: Digital Transfer Options: Offline Medium: Medium Note
      2. Digital Form (6.4.2) Resource: Distribution: Distributor
        1. Digital Transfer Information (6.4.2.1) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Distribution Format
          1. Format Name (6.4.2.1.1) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Distribution Format: Format Name Domain: domain values from the table below; free text.
            • ARCE (ARC/INFO Export format)
            • ARCG (ARC/INFO Generate format)
            • ASCII (ASCII file, formatted for text attributes, declared format)
            • BIL (Imagery, band interleaved by line)
            • BIP (Imagery, band interleaved by pixel)
            • BSQ (Imagery, band interleaved sequenced)
            • CDF (Common Data Format)
            • CFF (Cartographic Feature File (U.S. Forest Service))
            • COORD (User-created coordinate file, declared format)
            • DEM (Digital Elevation Model format (U.S. Geological Survey)
            • DFAD (Digital Feature Analysis Data (National Imagery and Mapping Agency)
            • DGN (Microstaton format (Intergraph Corporation))
            • DIGEST (Digital Geographic Information Exchange Standard)
            • DLG (Digital Line Graph (U.S. Geological Survey)
            • DTED (Digital Terrain Elevation Data (MIL-D-89020)
            • DWG (AutoCAD Drawing Format)
            • DX90 (Data Exchange '90)
            • DXF (AutoCAD Drawing Exchange Format)
            • IGDS (Interactive Graphic Design System format (Intergraph Coporation)
            • IGES (Initial Graphics Exchange Standard)
            • MOSS (Multiple Overlay Statistical System export file)
            • netCDF (network Common Data Format)
            • NITF (National Imagery Transfer Format)
            • RPF (Raster Produc Format (National Imagery and Mapping Agency)
            • RVC (Raster Vector Converted format (MicroImages))
            • RVF (Raster Vector Format (MicroImages))
            • SDTS (Spatial Data Transfer Standard (Federal Information Processing Standard 173))
            • SIF (Standard Interchange Format (DOD Project 2851))
            • SLF (Standard Linear Format (National Imagery and Mapping Agency))
            • TIFF (Tagged Image File Format)
            • TGRLN (Topologically Integrated Geographic Encoding and Referencing (TIGER) Line format (Bureau of the Census))
            • VPF (Vector Product Format (National Imagery and Mapping Agency))
          2. Format Version Number (6.4.2.1.2) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Distribution Format: Format Version
          3. Format Version Date (6.4.2.1.3) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Distribution Format: Format Version
          4. Format Specification (6.4.2.1.4) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Distribution Format: Specification
          5. Format Information Content (6.4.2.1.5) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Distribution Format: Information Content
          6. File Decompression Technique (6.4.2.1.6) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Distribution Format: Decompression Technique
            • No compression applied
            • free text
          7. Transfer Size (6.4.2.1.7) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Digital Transfer Options: Transfer Size Domain: Transfer Size > 0.0
        2. Digital Transfer Option (6.4.2.2) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Digital Transfer Options

          Digital methods of distributing the resource are provided on the Resource: Distribution page under a specfiic distributors Digital Transfer Options heading. Many online locations can be provided for accessing the resources with each location under its own Online Resource heading.

          Only one Offline Medium can be described under each Digital Transfer Options heading. To describe additional medium on which the resource can be provided, add another Digital Transfer Option heading. If information about obtaining the resource on different media is avaialble on the Internet, consider providing a link to this information in the ordering instructions rather than repeating it all in the item's metadata. The available media are likey to change more often than the item's metadata.

          1. Online Option (6.4.2.2.1) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Digital Transfer Options: Online Resource
            1. Computer Contact Information (6.4.2.2.1.1) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Digital Transfer Options: Online Resource
              1. Network Address (6.4.2.2.1.1.1) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Digital Transfer Options: Online Resource
                1. Network Resource Name (6.4.2.2.1.1.1.1) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Digital Transfer Options: Online Resource: Linkage

                In ArcGIS metadata, resource descriptions are provided in connection with digital methods of distributing the resource on the Resource Description page under a specific Distributor is Digital Transfer Options heading. Many online locations can be provided for accessing the resource, with each location under its own Online Resource heading and with its own Description. The first Description found that is not an ArcIMS metadata Service COntent Type will be exported to the FGDC Resource Description element.

              2. Dialup Instructions (6.4.2.2.1.1.2)

                Dialup instructions can't be provided in an item's metadata using ArcGIS. If existing metadata inculdes this information it should be updated to include current information by which the item can be obtained.

                1. Lowest BPS (6.4.2.2.1.1.2.1) Domain: Lowest BPS >= 110.
                2. Highest BPS (6.4.2.2.1.1.2.2) Domain: Highest BPS > Lowest BPS.
                3. Number DataBits (6.4.2.2.1.1.2.3) 7 <= Number DataBits <= 8.
                4. Number StopBits (6.4.2.2.1.1.2.4) Domain: 1 <= Number StopBits <= 2.
                5. Parity (6.4.2.2.1.1.2.5)
                  • None
                  • Odd
                  • Even
                  • Mark
                  • Space
                6. Compression Support (6.4.2.2.1.1.2.6)
                  • V.32
                  • V.32bis
                  • V.42
                  • V.42bis
                  • free text
                7. Dialup Telephone (6.4.2.2.1.1.2.7)
                8. Dialup File Name (6.4.2.2.1.1.2.8)
            2. Information associated with the FGDC CSDGM Access Instructions and Online Computer and Operating System elements can't be provided in ArcGIS Metadata.

            3. Access Instructions (6.4.2.2.1.2)
            4. Online Computer and Operating System (6.4.2.2.1.3)
          2. Offline Option (6.4.2.2.2) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Digital Transfer Options: Offline Medium
            1. Offline Media (6.4.2.2.2.1) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Digital Transfer Options: Offline Medium: Medium Name
              • CD-ROM
              • 3-1/2 inch floppy disk
              • 5-1/4 inch floppy disk
              • 9-track tape
              • 4 mm cartridge tape
              • 8 mm cartridge tape
              • 1/4-inch cartridge tape
              • free text
            2. Recording Capacity (6.4.2.2.2.2) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Digital Transfer Options: Offline Medium
              1. Recording Density (6.4.2.2.2.2.1) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Digital Transfer Options: Offline Medium: Density Domain: Recording Density > 0.0
              2. Recording Density Units (6.4.2.2.2.2.2) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Digital Transfer Options: Offline Medium: Density Units
            3. Recording Format (6.4.2.2.2.3) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Digital Transfer Options: Offline Medium: Format Code
              • cpio
              • tar
              • High Sierra
              • ISO 9660
              • ISO 9660 with Rock Ridge extensions
              • ISO 9660 with Apple HFS extensions
              • free text
            4. Compatibility Information (6.4.2.2.2.4) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Digital Transfer Options: Offline Medium: Medium Note
      3. Fees (6.4.3) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Ordering Process: Fees
      4. Ordering Instructions (6.4.4) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Ordering Process: Ordering Instructions
      5. Turnaround (6.4.5) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Ordering Process: Turnaround
    5. Custom Order Process (6.5) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Ordering Process
    6. In ArcGIS metadata, Custom Order Process instructions and Standard Order Processing Ordering Instructions are handled in the same manner. On the Resource: Distribution page under a specfiic Distributor's Ordering Process heading, put the information into the Ordering Instructions element. This information is often available on the Internet and very likey will change more often than an item's metadata. Consider directing people to the appropriate web page to get more information about how the resource can be ordered.

    7. Technical Prerequisites (6.6)
    8. Information that corresponds with the FGDC Technical Prerequeisites element can't be provided using the current version of ArcGIS.

    9. Available Time Period (6.7) Resource: Distribution: Distributor: Ordering Process
    10. In ArcGIS, yo ucan only provide a single date or a date in a date range when the item will be available.

  8. Metadata Reference Information (7.0)
    1. Metadata Date (7.1) Metadata: Details: Date Stamp
    2. The date of an items metadata is automatically updated by ArcGIS when it is synchronized and when edits are saved. However, if the metadata was authored at another time and you are merely transcribing or upgrading the metdadata, you may want to provdie that date instead. Once the metadata date has been changed manually it won't be updated by ArcGIS when the item's metadata is synchornized or when future edits are saved. You will always have to manually change the date using the Date Stamp element on the Metadata: Detail page.

    3. Metadata Review Date (7.2) Metadata: Maintenance: Maintenance Note (specify "Last metadata review date: " YYYYMMDD)
    4. Record the date when the metadata was last reviewed in the Maintenance Note element or the Metadata: Maintenance page. Specify the phrase "Last metdata review date: " followed by the date in the FGDC format: YYYYMMDD. When the item's metadta is exported to an FGDC format XML file, the date followign the phrase will be extracted and stored in the FGDC Metadata Review Date element.

    5. Metadata Future Review Date (7.3) Metadata: Maintenance: Next Update
    6. Metadata Contact (7.4) Metadata: Contacts: Contact
    7. Metadata Standard Name (7.5)
      • FGDC Content Standard for Digital Geospatial Metadata
      • free text
    8. Metadata Standard Version (7.6)
    9. In ArcGIS, the metadata Standard or Profile that is being adhered to is determined by the metadata style that hs been selected. Therefore, you can't provide content for the Metadata Standard Name and Metadat Standard Version elements i the Description tab. When ArcGIS metadata is exportex to an FGDC- Format XML file, these leemnts are added automaticaly by teh ArcGIS to FGDC translator with the appropriate values for that style

    10. Metadata Time Convention (7.7)
    11. In ArcGIS, All dates and times in the items metadataa re collected based on the current location time. Content can't be provided for the Metadata Time Convention element because its value is determined by the ArcGIS metadat editor itself. when ArcGIS metadata is epxorted to an FGDC-Format XML file, this element is added automatically by the ArcGID to FGDC translator with the appropriate value to avodi ambiguity regarding the nature of the dates and times recorded in the item's metadata.

      • local time
      • local time with differential factor
      • universal time
    12. Metadata Access Constraints (7.8) Metadata: Constraints: Legal Constraints: Other Constraints
    13. Metadata Use Constraints (7.9) Metadata: Constraints: General Constraints: Use Limitation
    14. Metadata Security Information (7.10) Metadata: Constraints: Security Constraints
      1. Metadata Security Classification System (7.10.1) Metadata: Constraints: Security Constraints: Classification System
      2. Metadata Security Classification (7.10.2) Metadata: Constraints: Security Constraints: Classification
        • Top secret
        • Secret
        • Confidential
        • Restricted
        • Unclassified
        • Sensitive
      3. Metadata Security Handling Description (7.10.3) Metadata: Constraints: Security Constraints: Handling Description
    15. Metadata Extension (7.11)

      Metadata Exstension information can't be edited in ArcGIS. To properly support a metadata extension or profile in ArcGIS, a custom version of the ArcGIS metdata editor must be created using the ArcGIS Metadata Toolkit. The custom editor must be accompanied by a custom metadata style that can be selected in the Optionsdialog box. If enterd infrormation is supported by the custom editor, it must be accompanied byt an importer that knows how to handle that information when metadata is imported. It must also be accompanied by an exporter that knows how to handle custom content stored in ArcGIS metadata and format it correctly in the exported XML fil to satisfy the extensin or profile. The exporter must detect the custom metadata style and version, and Metadata Extension information associated with that style in the exported metadata XML file.

      1. Online Linkage (7.11.1)
      2. Profile Name (7.11.2)
  9. Citation Information (8.0) [Repeatable]
  10. In ArcGIS metadata, the citation for the item itself is handled differently than for other resources that may be cited in the item's metadata, such as sources for a given process or cross-referenced resources. Only a brief citation can be provided for other cited resources in the item's metadata. To learn more about hte cited resource, locate and read its metadata.

    1. Originator (8.1) Citation: Contact (sometimes separate page), Role = originator
    2. Publication Date (8.2) Citation: Dates: Published
    3. Publication Time (8.3) Citation: Dates: Published
    4. Title (8.4) Citation Titles: Title
    5. Edition (8.5) Citation: Edition: Edition
    6. Geospatial Data Presentation Form (8.6) Citation: Presentation Form Domain: (the listed domain is partially from pp. 88-91 in Anglo-American Committee on Cataloguing of Cartographic Materials, 1982, Cartographic materials: A manual of interpretation ofr AACR2: Chicago, American Library Association):
    7. Series Information (8.7) Citation: Series
      1. Series Name (8.7.1) Citation: Series: Name
      2. Issue Identification (8.7.2) Citation: Series: Issue
    8. Publication Information (8.8) Citation: Contact (sometimes separate page), Role = publisher
      1. Publication Place (8.8.1) Citation: Contact: Address info (type address, city, state, zip, country), Role = publisher
      2. Publisher (8.8.2) Citation: Contact: Name, Organization, and/or Position, Role = publisher
    9. Other Citation Detail (8.9) Citation: Other Details
    10. Online Linkage (8.10) Special for idinfo: Resarch: Distribution: Digital Transfer Options: OnLine Resource: Linkage
    11. Larger Work Citation (8.11) Research: References: Aggregate Information, Association Type = Larger Work Citation
  11. Time Period Information (9.0) [Repeatable]

    In FGDC metadata, some elements that typically require dates or times may allow text, such as "unknown", "unpublished materials", or "now". This information will be upgraded or imported to ArcGIS metadata. However, at present, imprecise dates and times such as these can't be edited in the Description tab. If more detailed dates and times are specified in the item's ArcGIS metadata, they will be used in place of the imprecise values when ArcGIS metadata is exported. Ohterwise, the orginal imprecise dates and times will be exported to the FGDC format.

    1. Single Date/Time (9.1) Extents: Temporal: Instant Extent
      1. Calendar Date (9.1.1)
        • Unknown
        • free date
      2. Time of Day (9.1.2)
        • Unknown
        • free time
    2. Multiple Dates/Times (9.2) Extents: Temporal: Instant Extent
    3. Range of Dates/Times (9.3) Extents: Temporal: Period Extent
      1. Beginning Date (9.3.1) Extents: Temporal: Period Extent: Begin Date/Time
        • Unknown
        • free date
      2. Beginning Time (9.3.2) Extents: Temporal: Period Extent: Begin Date/Time
        • Unknown
        • free time
      3. Ending Date (9.3.3) Extents: Temporal: Period Extent: End Date/Time
        • Unknown
        • free date
      4. Ending Time (9.3.4) Extents: Temporal: Period Extent: End Date/Time
        • Unknown
        • free time

    How to set Date/Time in ArcGIS:

    1. Click the Calendar icon to select a date
      1. The calendar appears showing today's date, shaded gray.
      2. In the calendar, you can scroll through the month's using the arrows at the top, or click the month and year to pick from a list of months.
      3. Click the year at thte top of the clendar to pick from a list of years. (You have to have cliked month and year first.)
      4. After clicking the appropriate year, the list of months will be displayed, if you previously selected a month, it will be selected; otherwise, the current month will be selected.
      5. After clicking the appropriate month, the list of days will be displayed. After picking the appropriate day, the specified date appears on the page.
    2. To provide a time, the hours, minutes and seconds must be specified splarately. To set the hours, either click the up and down arrows, or click the hour nad type the appropriate number. Hours are recorded based on the 24-hour clock. To set minutes and seconds, click that portion of the time and type the appropriate number

    In ArcGIS metadata, all dates must be valid dates that consist of a year, month and a day. ... Times in ArcGIS metadata must be valid, and must includ hours, minutes, and seconds.


  12. Contact Information (10.0) [Repeatable]
    1. Contact Person Primary (10.1)

      In ArcGIS metadata you can't specify if the person or organization is the primary point of contact. If only an individual's name has been provided, that person will be considered the primary contact. If a person is truly the primary contact for the item, then the organization to which the person belongs doesn't matter. The person's affiliation is likely to change over time.

      In ArcGIS metadata, you can't specify if the person or the organization is the primary point of contact. Generally speaking, the organization is always the primary contact. If an organization name has been provided it will always be considered the primary contact when the item's metadata is exported to an FGDC-format XML file.

      1. Contact Person (10.1.1) Contact: Name
      2. Contact Organization (10.1.2)
    2. Contact Orginization Primary (10.2) Contact: Organization
    3. Contact Position (10.3) Contact: Position
    4. Contact Address (10.4) Contact: Contact Information
      1. Address Type (10.4.1) Contact: Contact Information: Address Type
        • mailing
        • physical
        • mailing and physical
      2. Address (10.4.2) Contact: Contact Information: Address
      3. City (10.4.3) Contact: Contact Information: City
      4. State or Province (10.4.4) Contact: Contact Information: State
      5. Postal Code (10.4.5) Contact: Contact Information: Postal Code
      6. Country (10.4.6) Contact: Contact Information: Country
    5. Contact Voice Telephone (10.5) Contact: Contact Information: Phone
    6. Contact TDD/TTY Telephone (10.6) Contact: Contact Information: Phone: TDD/TYY check box
    7. Contact Facsimile Telephone (10.7) Contact: Contact Information: Fax
    8. Contact Electronic Mail Address (10.8) Contact: Contact Information: Email
    9. Hours of Service (10.9) Contact: Contact Information: Hours
    10. Contact Instructions (10.10) Contact: Contact Information: Instructions