Wrong link in the iso19115.xml metadata extraction !

[geofrizz]

Some links inside the xml are wrong !

If you extract the metadata in the iso19115 format from any dataset.

inside the xml file there are some wrong link similar to :
----------><----------
...
 <srv:couplingType>
    <srv:SV_CouplingType codeList="https://data.noaa.gov/ISO19139/resources/codeList.xml#SV_CouplingType" codeListValue="tight">tight</srv:SV_CouplingType>
 </srv:couplingType>
...
----------><----------

The answer from the server:
The requested URL /ISO19139/resources/codeList.xml was not found on this server.

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[ChrisJohnNOAA]

Thank for reporting. Do you know of a currently available version of the data it is supposed to be linking to?

[geofrizz]

Well, inside of the iso19115.xml file there are other links to:

https://data.noaa.gov/resources/iso19139/schema/resources/Codelist/gmxCodelists.xml

Inside of this document there are the reference for "SV_CouplingType" but for the "gml:SV_CouplingType", not "srv:SV_CouplingType"

Maybe need to link to:
https://data.noaa.gov/resources/iso19139/schema/srv/srv.xsd
or
https://data.noaa.gov/resources/iso19139/schema/srv/serviceMetadata.xsd

[ChrisJohnNOAA]

Thanks, I'll look into it.

[dextrot]

Thanks, I'll look into it.

Hi @ChrisJohnNOAA
can I work on it, please?
From what I understood, we need to replace the link https://data.noaa.gov/ISO19139/resources/codeList.xml#SV_CouplingType with https://data.noaa.gov/resources/iso19139/schema/srv/serviceMetadata.xsd as suggested by @geofrizz

[BobSimons]

I don't know what content was at the original link, but it seems likely that it was more specific than the info at the new link. You might want to see if the ISO 19115 generated by current ncISO (in THREDDS and standalone) has a better URL.
Alternatively, you can contact whoever is leading NOAA's current metadata efforts. (Search for the ISO 19115 validator/rubric.)
NOAA has always had some specific preferences related to ISO 19115 content.