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where `"WIND_SPEED"` and `"WIND_DIR"` reference existing parameters in a CoverageJSON coverage or collection object by their short identifiers.
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Example of a group describing uncertainty of a parameter:
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Example of a group describing uncertainty of a parameter by including the mean and standard deviation:
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and `"SST_stddev"`:
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and `"SST_stddev"` references the following parameter:
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Example:
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In this example, additional semantics for the registered `dct` prefix are provided by stating that the `"dct:license"` member value in this document is an identifier and not just an unstructured string.
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In this example, additional semantics for the registered `dct` prefix are provided by stating that the `"dct:license"` member value in this document is an identifier and not just an unstructured string.
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In this example, extra attributes of the `Parameter` have been declared stating that the parameter is a more specific example in the context of a more general vocabulary. ** Note: not sure about the `statisticalMeasure` attribute and why square brackets?**
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