Asset Revisions

ATLAS support revisions for all asset data. As part of data versioning and immutability, all asset data changes are performed under ISO 19650 compliant changeset management.

When a new asset is created, a first revision of that asset data is automatically created as well. The id returned is there revision id for that asset revision and a changeset reference will also be returned.

Changesets

User will Creator, Approver or Administrator roles will be able to update assets under change sets. These roles also allow users to share their changesets for approval. Approvers and Administrator are able to approve or reject change sets. Administrators can approve their own change sets.

Changesets can then be published or rolled back by the creator or an administrator.

CDE concept as demonstrated in ISO 19650-1

Changesets can have the following status in ATLAS

Work in Progress
Shared
Authorised
Rolled Back
Published

change_flag

flag return in asset search data to indicate the status of revision being looked at. Possible values are:

latest - indicating latest row. There should be only 1 latest row at any given time
pending - indicating work in progress row. There should be only 1 pending row at any given time
revised - indicating that asset revision has been superseded by a latest revision
deleted - indicating deleted row
rolled_back - indicating row that was pending in a changeset, but subsequently rolled back

tag_code

tag_code is the unique reference that can be used to identify an asset across all revisions. This is also automatically generated and returned when an asset is newly created or searched.

asset_type

asset_type folder in the asset data model contains the asset type id, class code and class name of the asset class for a given asset.

attributes

data types:

Number

This data type can accommodate both integers and floating values. Any input number is serialised and stored automatically as an integer or floating number based on input. No translation is done to the number format.

Text

Data types for storing string attribute values

Date

ISO 8601 Format date time in YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.mmmZ

Time zones in ISO 19650 are represented as local time (with the location unspecified), as UTC, or as an offset from UTC. If the time is in UTC, a Z is added directly after the time without a space. Z is the zone designator for the zero UTC offset. In case of an offset, UTC offset is appended to the time in the same way that 'Z' was above, in the form ±[hh]:[mm]

ex: <time>Z or <time>±hh:mm

Attachment

JSON

JSON Object

URI

HTTP(s) URL

geometry

geometry types

ATLAS supports all ISO standard geometry types

Point - Point co-ordinate in [longitude, latitude, elevation]
LineString - Array of Points
Polygon - Array of Point forming a polygon
MultiPoint - Unordered array of Points
MultiLineString - Array of Line Strings
MultiPolygon - Array of Polygons

All coordinates are stored in Coordinate reference system (CRS) EPSG:4326

Asset relations

ATLAS supports defining relations between asset types. These relations can be used to then create relations between assets and organise complex data.

Asset relation types between assets can be fetched using Get Asset relations endpoint

Relation types an be defined as part of setting up asset types

Parent-Child relationship type

A Parent-Child (ex: Composition) relationship between a parent and child would see the parent asset class as Source and child class as Target

Relations between assets can be fetched using the Asset Search endpoint

related_assets_as_source

List of assets related with where current asset is Source

related_assets_as_target

List of assets related with where current asset is Target

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