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FGDC Document Number XX United States Thoroughfare, Landmark, and Postal Address Data Standard (2015 Revision Draft) Standards Working Group Federal Geographic Data Committee November, 2015 ______________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________Federal Geographic Data Committee Department of Agriculture • Department of Commerce • Department of Defense • Department of Energy Department of Housing and Urban Development • Department of the Interior • Department of State Department of Transportation • Environmental Protection Agency Federal Emergency Management Agency • Library of Congress National Aeronautics and Space Administration • National Archives and Records Administration Tennessee Valley Authority 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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FGDC Document Number XX

United States Thoroughfare, Landmark, and Postal Address Data Standard (2015 Revision Draft)

Standards Working Group

Federal Geographic Data Committee

November, 2015

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Federal Geographic Data Committee

Department of Agriculture Department of Commerce Department of Defense Department of Energy

Department of Housing and Urban Development Department of the Interior Department of State

Department of Transportation Environmental Protection Agency

Federal Emergency Management Agency Library of Congress

National Aeronautics and Space Administration National Archives and Records Administration

Tennessee Valley Authority

Federal Geographic Data Committee

Established by Office of Management and Budget Circular A-16, the Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC) promotes the coordinated development, use, sharing, and dissemination of geographic data.

The FGDC is composed of representatives from the Departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Defense, Energy, Housing and Urban Development, the Interior, State, and Transportation; the Environmental Protection Agency; the Federal Emergency Management Agency; the Library of Congress; the National Aeronautics and Space Administration; the National Archives and Records Administration; and the Tennessee Valley Authority. Additional Federal agencies participate on FGDC subcommittees and working groups. The Department of the Interior chairs the committee.

FGDC subcommittees work on issues related to data categories coordinated under the circular. Subcommittees establish and implement standards for data content, quality, and transfer; encourage the exchange of information and the transfer of data; and organize the collection of geographic data to reduce duplication of effort. Working groups are established for issues that transcend data categories.

For more information about the committee, or to be added to the committee's newsletter mailing list, please contact:

Federal Geographic Data Committee Secretariat

c/o U.S. Geological Survey

590 National Center

Reston, Virginia 22092

Telephone: (703) 648-5514

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Table of Contents

1Introduction10

1.1The Need for a Comprehensive Address Data Standard10

1.2Objectives11

1.3Benefits12

1.4Scope12

1.4.1Subject and Area12

1.4.2Structure: One Standard, Four Parts13

1.4.3Definition of Address13

1.4.4Address Data Classification: A Syntactical Approach14

1.4.5Address Data Content: Elements15

1.4.6Address Data Content: Attributes for Documentation, Mapping and Quality Control15

1.4.7Address Reference System: The Local Framework for Address Assignment16

1.4.8Address Data Quality: A Complete Suite of Data Quality Tests16

1.4.9Address Data Exchange: XML Schema Document (XSD), XML, and UML16

1.4.10A Data Model, but Not a Database Model17

1.4.11A Few Basic Statements on Implementing This Standard17

1.4.12Abbreviations in Addresses18

1.4.13No Address Data Presentation Standard is Included19

1.4.14Language and Character Set19

1.5Applicability19

1.6Related Standards19

1.7Standard Development Process20

1.7.1Antecedents20

1.7.2The Address Standard Working Group (ASWG)21

1.7.3Process21

1.8Maintenance Authority22

1.9Acronyms Used in the Standard22

1.10Trademark Acknowledgements24

2Part 1: Address Data Content24

2.1Introduction24

2.1.1Purpose24

2.1.2Organization24

2.1.3Simple Elements, Complex Elements, and Attributes24

2.1.4Element and Attribute Definitions and Descriptions25

2.1.5Element and Attribute Data Types26

2.1.6Notation for Constructing Complex Elements26

2.1.7XML and GML Standard27

2.1.8Table Of Elements And Attributes27

2.2Address Elements42

2.2.1Address Number Elements42

2.2.2Street Name Elements52

2.2.3Intersection Corner Element82

2.2.4Subaddress Elements84

2.2.5Landmark Name Elements92

2.2.6Place, State, and Country Name Elements97

2.2.7USPS Postal Address Elements110

2.2.8USPS Address Lines121

2.3Address Attributes125

2.3.1Address ID125

2.3.2Address Coordinates132

2.3.3Address Parcel IDs148

2.3.4Address Transportation Feature IDs151

2.3.5Address Range Attributes158

2.3.6Address Attributes173

2.3.7Element Attributes189

2.3.8Address Lineage Attributes205

2.3.9Address Direct Source209

2.4Address Reference Systems211

2.4.1Introduction211

2.4.2Address Reference System Elements220

3Part 2: Address Data Classification258

3.1Introduction258

3.1.1Basis for Classification258

3.1.2Organization258

3.1.3Formatting Conventions259

3.2Address Classes260

3.2.1Thoroughfare Classes260

3.2.2Landmark Classes276

3.2.3Postal Delivery Classes281

3.2.4General Class291

3.3Abstract Address Feature Class and Address Collection295

3.3.1Abstract Address Feature Class295

3.3.2Address Collection295

4Part 3: Address Data Quality296

4.1Introduction296

4.1.1Purpose296

4.1.2Quality definition296

4.1.3Elements of Address Quality296

4.1.4Anomalies: Uncertainty and Addresses298

4.2Measuring Address Quality298

4.2.1About the Measures298

4.2.2Applying Measures to Domains of Values300

4.3How to use the Measures in a Quality Control Program301

4.3.1Preparation301

4.3.2Construction302

4.3.3Testing303

4.3.4Interpreting Results303

4.3.5Implementation304

4.3.6Maintenance304

4.4How to Prepare Data for Quality Control304

4.4.1Views305

4.4.2Tables308

4.4.3Elevation Polygon Collection310

4.5Quality Measures310

4.5.1AddressCompletenessMeasure310

4.5.2AddressElevationMeasure312

4.5.3AddressLeftRightMeasure313

4.5.4AddressLifecycleStatusDateConsistencyMeasure318

4.5.5AddressNumberFishbonesMeasure320

4.5.6AddressNumberParityMeasure325

4.5.7AddressNumberRangeCompletenessMeasure327

4.5.8AddressNumberRangeParityConsistencyMeasure329

4.5.9Address Range Directionality Measure331

4.5.10Address Reference System Axes Point Of Beginning Measure336

4.5.11Address Reference System Rules Measure338

4.5.12Check Attached Pairs Measure341

4.5.13Complex Element Sequence Number Measure342

4.5.14Data Type Measure345

4.5.15Delivery Address Type Subaddress Measure347

4.5.16Duplicate Street Name Measure349

4.5.17Element Sequence Number Measure352

4.5.18Future Date Measure354

4.5.19Intersection Validity Measure356

4.5.20Left Right Odd Even Parity Measure361

4.5.21Location Description Field Check Measure363

4.5.22Low High Address Sequence Measure364

4.5.23Official Status Address Authority Consistency Measure365

4.5.24Overlapping Ranges Measure367

4.5.25Pattern Sequence Measure370

4.5.26Range Domain Measure372

4.5.27Related Element Uniqueness Measure373

4.5.28Related Element Value Measure375

4.5.29Related Not Null Measure378

4.5.30Segment Directionality Consistency Measure379

4.5.31Spatial Domain Measure381

4.5.32Start End Date Order Measure382

4.5.33Subaddress Component Order Measure384

4.5.34Tabular Domain Measure385

4.5.35Uniqueness Measure387

4.5.36USNG Coordinate Spatial Measure388

4.5.37XYCoordinate Completeness Measure398

4.5.38XYCoordinate Spatial Measure399

5Part 4: Address Data Exchange401

5.1Introduction401

5.2Structure of a Transfer Package401

5.2.1FGDC Metadata402

5.2.2Address Data402

5.3The Address Standard XSD Data Model (see Appendix A for the complete XSD document)403

5.3.1General Notes on the XML schema403

5.3.2Relation of the Address Standard XSD data model to the Content and Classification parts.404

5.3.3Diagrams of Elements of the XSD datamodel410

5.3.4Complex Types411

5.3.5Thoroughfare Address Classes414

5.3.6Landmark Address Classes420

5.3.7Postal Delivery Address Classes422

5.3.8General Address Class425

6Reference Standards and Specifications426

6.1Standards and Specifications Cited426

6.2Other Works Consulted432

Appendices434

Appendix A: Normative XSD434

addr_type.xsd434

addr.xsd484

UML Models494

addr_type (UML)494

addr (UML)494

Modeling Tools494

Appendix B: Address XML Examples495

Thoroughfare Address Classes495

Numbered Thoroughfare Address495

Intersection Address495

Two Number Address Range496

Four Number Address Range497

Unnumbered Thoroughfare Address498

Landmark Address Classes499

Landmark Address499

Community Address499

Postal Delivery Address Classes500

USPS Postal Delivery Box500

USPS Postal Delivery Route501

USPS General Delivery Office502

General Address Class502

General Address Type 1502

General Address Type 2503