Class AssetIdentifiers

Object for storing the identifier values for an asset

Including all the Identifiers available and described in Identifiers

Inheritance

object

AssetIdentifiers

Inherited Members

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

Namespace: IAI.DT.DataModel.PendingDataPoints

Assembly: IAI.DT.DataModel.dll

Syntax

public class AssetIdentifiers

Constructors

AssetIdentifiers()

Declaration

public AssetIdentifiers()

Properties

CompanyNumber

This is stored using a DataPoint.

Sources:

Declaration

[Source(Sources.SOV)]
[Source(Sources.Doorda)]
public DataPoint<string>? CompanyNumber { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
DataPoint<string>	The company number associated with the owners of an asset. See CompanyNumber for more details.

GooglePlusID

This is stored using a DataPoint.

Source: GoogleGeocode

See Placekey Blog for more information.

Declaration

[Source(Sources.GoogleGeocode)]
[Rationale("As we get them from Google already we can investigate usefulness in linking google service results together. Also being considered as internal asset identifier")]
public DataPoint<string>? GooglePlusID { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
DataPoint<string>	A unique id used by Google for address location. A location key that represents street addresses as alphanumeric codes based on longitude and latitude.

OSBuildingId

This is stored as a DataPoint.

Source: OSNGD

Declaration

[Source(Sources.OSNGD)]
public DataPoint<string>? OSBuildingId { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
DataPoint<string>	The primary identifier of the Building which can be cross queried across OS NGD tables. It is the OSID from the building table, accessdbuildingid from the buildingaccesslocation table and could be the same as mainbuildingid and the primarysiteid from the building table.

Type

Description

DataPoint<string>

The primary identifier of the Building which can be cross queried across OS NGD tables.

It is the OSID from the building table, accessdbuildingid from the buildingaccesslocation table and could be the same as mainbuildingid and the primarysiteid from the building table.

OSSmallestSiteId

This is stored as a DataPoint.

Source: OSNGD

Declaration

[Source(Sources.OSNGD)]
public DataPoint<string>? OSSmallestSiteId { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
DataPoint<string>	The identifier of the smallest Land Use Site that the building feature lies within. It is the smallestsite_siteid from the buildingpart table and can be matched to the primarysiteid, mainbuildingid and osid from the building table.

Type

Description

DataPoint<string>

The identifier of the smallest Land Use Site that the building feature lies within.

It is the smallestsite_siteid from the buildingpart table and can be matched to the primarysiteid, mainbuildingid and osid from the building table.

RoadlinkToid

This is stored using a DataPoint.

Source: OSPlaces

Declaration

[Source(Sources.OSPlaces)]
public DataPoint<string>? RoadlinkToid { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
DataPoint<string>	A unique id provided from the OS MasterMap Highways product and details a road section from junction to junction. This means it includes each driveable street of housing.

TitleNumber

This is stored using a DataPoint.

Source: LRNPS

Declaration

[Source(Sources.LRNPS)]
public DataPoint<string>? TitleNumber { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
DataPoint<string>	The title number associated with a property, provided by the Land Registry. See TitleNumber for more details.

Extension Methods

DataPointCounter.CountDataPointsBySource(object)