STANAG Metadata Encoder supports the following data formats as a metadata source:
CSV formatted strings.
STANAG Metadata Encoder allows MISB 0601.X live data import from the csv strings. The data is parsed on the fly, processed and sent to the Network and/or file targets.
- Note
- The easiest way to create a compliant metadata string template is to use a KlvInspector application.
The application works with the following text formats:
Generic MISB 0601.X
The string must represent corresponding fields in MISB 0601.5 standard. For example: 1. Checksum,2. UNIX Time Stamp,3. Mission ID,4. Platform Tail Number,.
- Note
- All MISB 0601.x fields columns must be present. If no information available, the field may be empty.
Here is an example of such a string:
",2014-Aug-14 14:38:20.162000,TEST,ROV2,162.55,0.0000,0.0000,10,,ROV3,,WGS-84,4438.1543,06333.6474,57.20,1.1,1.2,1.3,,,,1.4,1.5,1.6,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"
Inserting Security Metadata Set in CSV file.
Security Metadata Set may be present in a text form in the corresponding column (48). The following format is used:
- MISB 0102.X Tag number must be present, followed by a period ".".
- Items must be separated using "|" delimiter.
For more information on Security Metadata Set please see MISB 0102.X documentation.
Inserting Image Horizon Pixel Pack in CSV file.
Image Horizon Pixel Pack may be present in a text form in the corresponding column (81). The following format is used:
- Start X0:, Start Y0:, End X1:, End Y1: keywords must be present, followed by a correspoding integer number.
- Optional Start Latitude:, Start Longitude:, End Latitude:, End Longitude: keywords may be present, followed by a correspoding double number.
- Items must be separated using "|" delimiter.
RVT (Tag 73) and VMTI (Tag 74) in CSV file.
RVT Local Data Set (Tag 73) and VMTI Local Data Set (Tag 74) can be imported as a Base64 encoded string in the corresponding columns (73 and 74).
