# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.id.description
the property name for use in expressions

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.mediaTypes.description
In cases where a property is available only in a subset of the
supported feature encodings, the list of the media types of the
encodings can be specified.

This capabilitiy is also needed for cases where the names of
properties may differ between feature encodings. For example, 
identifiers in an XML/GML encoding may include a namespace, 
in GeoJSON or MVT this is not the case. 

There are other reasons, too. For example, the property identifier
in a Shapefile may be different because of length restrictions.

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.required.description
indicator whether the property is always present in features

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.title.description
the title of the property for presentation to a human user

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.pattern.description
a regular expression to validate the values of the property

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].examples[].description
the dominant charcteristic of vegetation area

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.id.description
the property name for use in expressions

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.mediaTypes.description
In cases where a property is available only in a subset of the
supported feature encodings, the list of the media types of the
encodings can be specified.

This capabilitiy is also needed for cases where the names of
properties may differ between feature encodings. For example, 
identifiers in an XML/GML encoding may include a namespace, 
in GeoJSON or MVT this is not the case. 

There are other reasons, too. For example, the property identifier
in a Shapefile may be different because of length restrictions.

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.required.description
indicator whether the property is always present in features

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.title.description
the title of the property for presentation to a human user

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.id.description
the property name for use in expressions

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.mediaTypes.description
In cases where a property is available only in a subset of the
supported feature encodings, the list of the media types of the
encodings can be specified.

This capabilitiy is also needed for cases where the names of
properties may differ between feature encodings. For example, 
identifiers in an XML/GML encoding may include a namespace, 
in GeoJSON or MVT this is not the case. 

There are other reasons, too. For example, the property identifier
in a Shapefile may be different because of length restrictions.

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.required.description
indicator whether the property is always present in features

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.title.description
the title of the property for presentation to a human user

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.range.description
a range of valid values; open range can be expressed using `null`

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].examples[].description
indicator whether the area is walled or fenced

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].properties.id.description
the property name for use in expressions

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].properties.mediaTypes.description
In cases where a property is available only in a subset of the
supported feature encodings, the list of the media types of the
encodings can be specified.

This capabilitiy is also needed for cases where the names of
properties may differ between feature encodings. For example, 
identifiers in an XML/GML encoding may include a namespace, 
in GeoJSON or MVT this is not the case. 

There are other reasons, too. For example, the property identifier
in a Shapefile may be different because of length restrictions.

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].properties.required.description
indicator whether the property is always present in features

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].properties.title.description
the title of the property for presentation to a human user

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.id.description
the property name for use in expressions

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.mediaTypes.description
In cases where a property is available only in a subset of the
supported feature encodings, the list of the media types of the
encodings can be specified.

This capabilitiy is also needed for cases where the names of
properties may differ between feature encodings. For example, 
identifiers in an XML/GML encoding may include a namespace, 
in GeoJSON or MVT this is not the case. 

There are other reasons, too. For example, the property identifier
in a Shapefile may be different because of length restrictions.

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.required.description
indicator whether the property is always present in features

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.title.description
the title of the property for presentation to a human user

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.range.description
a range of valid values; open range can be expressed using `null`

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].examples[].description
the date of the last update of the feature

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.id.description
the property name for use in expressions

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.mediaTypes.description
In cases where a property is available only in a subset of the
supported feature encodings, the list of the media types of the
encodings can be specified.

This capabilitiy is also needed for cases where the names of
properties may differ between feature encodings. For example, 
identifiers in an XML/GML encoding may include a namespace, 
in GeoJSON or MVT this is not the case. 

There are other reasons, too. For example, the property identifier
in a Shapefile may be different because of length restrictions.

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.required.description
indicator whether the property is always present in features

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.title.description
the title of the property for presentation to a human user

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.queryables.items.oneOf[].allOf[].properties.range.description
a range of valid values; open range can be expressed using `null`

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.href.description
Supplies the URI to a remote resource (or resource fragment).

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.hreflang.description
A hint indicating what the language of the result of dereferencing the link should be.

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.templated.description
This flag set to true if the link is a URL template.

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.title.description
Used to label the destination of a link such that it can be used as a human-readable identifier.

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.type.description
A hint indicating what the media type of the result of dereferencing the link should be.

# $defs.https://schemas.don.projects.digilab.network/schemas/api-registe.properties.varBase.description
A base path to retrieve semantic information about the variables used in URL template.