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- Commons media
- Link to files stored at Wikimedia Commons. When a value is entered, the "File" namespace on Commons will be searched for matching files.
- Geographic shape
- Link to geographic map data stored on Wikimedia Commons (or other configured wiki). See "https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Map_Data" for more documentation about map data.
- Globe coordinate
Literal data for a geographical position given as a latitude-longitude pair in gms or decimal degrees for the given stellar body. Defaults to "Earth" and then "WGS84". It adds a resolution and range.
- latitude – implicit first part (float, dms, dm, dd) of the coordinate string, direction is either given by prefixed sign or by postfixed N/S
- longitude – implicit second part (float, dms, dm, dd) of the coordinate string, direction is either given by prefixed sign or by postfixed E/W
- globe – explicit (?) data value, given as stellar body that defaults to Earth "http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2"
- precision - numeric precision of the coordinate
- Monolingual text
Literal data field for a string that is not translated into other languages. This type of string is defined once and reused across all languages. Typical use is a geographical names written in the local language, an identifier of some kind, a chemical formula or a Latin scientific name.
- language – explicit value for identifying the language for the text part
- value – explicit value for the language specific variant string
- Quantity
Literal data field for a quantity that relates to some kind of well-defined unit. The actual unit goes in the data values that is entered.
- amount – implicit part of the string (mapping of unit prefix is unclear)
- unit – implicit part of the string that defaults to "1" (mapping to standardizing body is unclear)
- upperbound - quantity's upper bound
- lowerbound - quantity's lower bound
- String
Literal data field for a string of glyphs. Typical use are identifiers that have written forms which do not depend on the language of the reader.
- value – explicit value for the language specific variant string
- Tabular data
- Link to tabular data stored on Wikimedia Commons (or other configured wiki). See "https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tabular_Data" for more documentation about tabular data.
- Time
Literal data field for a point in time. Given as a date and time with some precision and boundaries. The time is saved internally in the specified calendar model.
- time – explicit value for point in time, represented as a timestamp resembling ISO 8601, e.g. +2013-01-01T00:00:00Z. The year is always signed and padded to have between 4 and 16 digits.
- timezone – explicit value as a signed integer. Timezone information as an offset from UTC in minutes.
- before – explicit integer value for how many units after the given time it could be. The unit is given by the precision.
- after – explicit integer value for how many units before the given time it could be. The unit is given by the precision.
- precision – explicit value encoded in a shortint. The numbers have the following meaning: 0 - billion years, 1 - hundred million years, ..., 6 - millennium, 7 - century, 8 - decade, 9 - year, 10 - month, 11 - day, 12 - hour, 13 - minute, 14 - second.
- calendarmodel – explicit value given as a URI. It identifies the calendar model of the timestamp.
- URL
- Literal data field for a URL. URLs are restricted to the protocols also supported for external links in wikitext.
- External identifier
- Literal data field for an external identifier. External identifiers may automatically be linked to an authoritative resource for display.
- Element
- Link to other items on the project. When a value is entered, the project's "Item" namespace will be searched for matching items.
- Property
- Link to properties on the project. When a value is entered, the project's "Property" namespace will be searched for matching properties.
