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| Element | Definition | Required |
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| Spatial Extent | This element describes the geographic coverage of the data. | No |
| Temporal Extent | This element describes when data were acquired or collected. | No |
| Platform | This element describes the relevant platforms used to acquire the data. | Yes |
| Instrument | This element is used to register the device that measured or recorded the data, including direct human observation. | Yes |
| Project | This element describes the scientific endeavor(s) with which the collection is associated. | No |
| Related URL | This element describes any resource-related URLs that include project home pages, resource information pages, services, related data, archives/servers, metadata extensions, direct links to online software packages, web mapping services, links to images, documents, or other data. | Yes |
| Data Dates | This element is used to identify dates when the data or resource itself changed in some way. | No |
| Use Constraints | This element defines how data may or may not be used to assure the protection of privacy or intellectual property. This includes license information, or any special restrictions, legal prerequisites, terms and conditions, and/or limitations on using the dataset. | No |
| Access Constraints | This element describes any restrictions imposed on data access. Access Constraints can be described in a free text field with the option to provide an access control list (ACL) value. | No |
| Metadata Language | This element specifies the language used in the metadata record (i.e. English, French, Chinese, etc.). | No |
| Metadata Dates | This element is used to identify dates when the metadata changed in some way. This element is made of two sub-elements, Type and Date. | No |
| Tiling Identification System | This element defines a named two-dimensional tiling system related to the collection. | No |
| Additional Attributes | This element stores the data's distinctive attributes (i.e. attributes used to describe the unique characteristics of the resource which extend beyond those defined in this mapping). | No |
| Language******** | The language used in the dataset (i.e. English, French, Chinese, etc.). Note: This is different from the language of the metadata. |
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While the information in the table above depicts shared elements in UMM-Common, the table below illustrates what the actual information looks like in the metadata. These examples will show how the information looks in both collections and granules as well as how the different metadata standards display their information that UMM then interprets and maps.
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