Instrument Metadata Sample Clauses

The Instrument Metadata clause defines the specific information and attributes associated with a particular financial instrument or contract. This typically includes details such as the instrument's name, type, unique identifiers, relevant dates, and any other descriptive data necessary for accurate identification and processing. By clearly outlining these metadata requirements, the clause ensures that all parties have a consistent understanding of the instrument's characteristics, reducing the risk of confusion or misidentification.
Instrument Metadata. The Physical Parameters of a DataSet are usually physical measurements, or derived from physical measurements. The Instrument Metadata describe the Instrument(s) linked with the content of the DataSet. There may be several Instrument entities for one DataSet. Each Instrument is described by the following metadata: MissionName Name of the Mission - Recommendation: The MissionName shall be checked with IPDA/PDS MissionName list. - PDS: MISSION_NAME - IAU: OBSERVATORY_CODE InstrumentName Name of the Instrument - Recommendation: The InstrumentName shall be checked with IPDA/PDS InstrumentName list. - PDS: INSTRUMENT_NAME - Instrument name for Observatories. InstrumentType Type of Instrument - The InstrumentType list is given in section 10.1 InstrumentKey Unique Instrument identifier, for cross reference use in Parameters metadata ReferenceURL URL pointing to an additional information about the resource. - In general, this information should be human-readable Notes:
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