Location

A location like a country, state, city, etc.

Properties

`@type`

Inherited from Entity.@type

Type: string (external doc)
Proto-Index: 1

`@id`

Inherited from RefEntity.@id

Type: string (external doc)
Proto-Index: 2

`name`

Inherited from RefEntity.name

Type: string (external doc)
Proto-Index: 3

`description`

Inherited from RefEntity.description

Type: string (external doc)
Proto-Index: 4

`category`

Inherited from RootEntity.category

Type: string (external doc)
Proto-Index: 5

`lastChange`

Inherited from RootEntity.lastChange

Type: dateTime (external doc)
Proto-Index: 6

`tags`

Inherited from RootEntity.tags

Type: List of string (external doc)
Proto-Index: 7

`version`

Inherited from RootEntity.version

Type: string (external doc)
Proto-Index: 8

`library`

Inherited from RootEntity.library

Type: string (external doc)
Proto-Index: 9

`code`

The code of the location (e.g. an ISO 2-letter country code).

Type: string (external doc)
Proto-Index: 10

`latitude`

The average latitude of the location.

Type: optional double (external doc)
Proto-Index: 11

`longitude`

The average longitude of the location.

Type: optional double (external doc)
Proto-Index: 12

`geometry`

A GeoJSON object.

Type: GeoJSON (external doc)
Proto-Index: 13

Python class stub

The snippet below shows the names of the properties of the corresponding Python class of the olca-schema package. Note that this is not the full class definition but just shows the names of the class and its properties.


@dataclass
class Location:
  id: str
  category: str
  code: str
  description: str
  geometry: Dict[str, Any]
  last_change: str
  latitude: float
  library: str
  longitude: float
  name: str
  tags: List[str]
  version: str

JSON example

{
  "@type": "Location",
  "@id": "28840420-4e3d-3522-a930-8317344a285d",
  "name": "Poland",
  "description": "reference location, sources: ISO 3166-1, ecoinvent 3, ILCD, GaBi",
  "code": "PL",
  "latitude": 52.125,
  "longitude": 19.401
}