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7  Identities and commonly used valuesp. 13

7.1  Generalp. 13

This clause specifies details about the identifiers and common values used for spatial anchors and spatial map services.

7.2  Identitiesp. 13

7.2.1  Generalp. 13

Following identifies as defined in clause 7 of TS 23.434 are applicable for this specification too.
User ID
VAL user ID
VAL UE ID
VAL service ID

7.2.2  Identities related to spatial anchorsp. 13

7.2.2.1  Spatial anchor IDp. 13

A unique identifier to identify spatial anchor. It is assigned by SEAL SAn server. The identity is unique within service provider's domain.

7.2.3  Identities related to spatial mapp. 14

7.2.3.1  Spatial map IDp. 14

A unique identifier to identify spatial map. It is assigned by SEAL SM server. The identity is unique within service provider's domain.

7.2.3.2  Spatial map layer IDp. 14

A unique identifier to identify a layer within a spatial map. It is assigned by SEAL SM server. The identity is unique within a spatial map.

7.3  Common valuesp. 14

7.3.1  Generalp. 14

This clause specifics common values used in this specification.

7.3.2  Common values related to spatial anchorsp. 14

7.3.2.1  Spatial anchor profilep. 14

Table 7.3.2.1-1 describes information elements for the spatial anchor profile stored in the SAn server.
Information element Status Description
Spatial anchor IDMIdentifier of the discovered spatial anchor.
Position
(NOTE 1)
OThe 3D geographic position of the spatial anchor in space (x, y and z coordinates).
Spatial map position
(NOTE 1)
OPosition information based on spatial map. It includes the identifier of the Spatial map and the corresponding localization information or object ID.
> Spatial map IDOIdentifier of the spatial map.
>> Spatial map layer IDOIdentifier of the spatial map layer if Spatial map ID is present.
>> Localization
(NOTE 2)
O3D position and pose of the VAL UE.
>> Object ID
(NOTE 2)
OIdentifier of the object on which the spatial anchor is produced. The object can be stationary or trackable.
Application specific Spatial anchor informationOA container to contain application specific information.
VAL service informationMInformation about the application service associated with the spatial anchor.
> VAL Service IDMThe identifier of the application service.
> Service endpointMEndpoint information (e.g., URI, FQDN, IP address) used to communicate with the application service.
> Service connection informationOThe connection information (e.g., DNN, DNAI(s)) for establishing connectivity to the application service.
Service areaOThe service area where the spatial anchor is accessible.
Allowed entities listOIdentity of entities (e.g. VAL client, VAL server or VAL service identity) which are permitted to discover the spatial anchor.
> Spatial anchor group IDOIdentifier of spatial anchor group that the spatial anchor associates with.
Time periodOIndicates time period or duration or time windows - comprising a start time and an expiry time. A spatial anchor is active during this time period. After the expiry time, the state of a spatial anchor becomes inactive. The time period may include one or more values (e.g. repeated over time/day).
Expiry handling indicationOIndicates whether the spatial anchor has to be deleted or its state to be updated as inactive on expiry by the SAn server. Absence of this IE shall be considered that SAn server deletes the spatial anchor on expiry.
Spatial anchor stateOIndicates the state of the spatial anchor (active or inactive). Spatial anchors in inactive state is not discoverable.Absence of this IE shall be considered as spatial anchor is in active state.
NOTE 1:
One of the IEs shall be present.
NOTE 2:
If Spatial map ID is present, either one of the IEs shall be present.
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7.3.3  Common values related to spatial mapp. 15

7.3.3.1  Spatial map informationp. 15

Table 7.3.3.1-1 describes information elements for the spatial map information stored in the SM server.
Information element Status Description
Spatial map IDMThe identifier of the spatial map.
Spatial map coverageMThe three-dimensional space coordinates information of the spatial map.
Allowed entities listOIdentity of entities (e.g. VAL client, VAL server or VAL service identity) which are permitted to discover and access the spatial map.
Spatial map media formatOThe media format of the spatial map.
List of spatial map layersMThe list of spatial map layer information. At least one or more spatial map layers should be included. Each element includes the information described below.
> Spatial map layer IDMThe identifier of the corresponding spatial map layer.
> Spatial map layer informationOA container to carry the corresponding spatial map layer specific information.
>> areaOThe area covered by this layer. This area can be the same or a subset of the Spatial map coverage space.
>> associated spatial mapOThe details about a spatial map associated with this layer. For example, if the layer is for a particular floor of the building, the detailed spatial map of that particular floor can be associated with this layer.
> List of objectsO List of object information. Each element contains the information as specified in Table 7.3.3.1-2.
Table 7.3.3.1-2 describes object information details for the spatial map information specified in the Table 7.3.3.1-1.
Information element Status Description
Object IDMThe identifier of the corresponding object.
Object typeMThe type of object.
Associated UE IDOIdentifier of the UE associated with the object.
Object mobility informationMClassifies whether the object is stationary or trackable.
> Object positionOThe 3D position of the object in the layer. For stationary object, this IE shall be present. For trackable object, 3D position of it shall be provided while it is being tracked, otherwise no value.
> Direction
(NOTE)
ODirection of the trackable object while it's being tracked, otherwise no value.
> Velocity
(NOTE)
OVelocity of the trackable object while it's being tracked, otherwise no value.
Object specific informationOObject specific attribute information
NOTE:
These IEs may be present when object is moving or changes it's location frequently.
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7.3.3.2  SM data source profilep. 16

Table 7.3.3.2-1 describes information elements in the SM data source profile.
Information element Status Description
SM data source IDMThe identifier of the SM data source.
SM information detailsMThe SM information details available at the SM data source; each element includes the information described below.
> SM data identifierMThe identifier of SM information.
> SM data type (NOTE)MThe type of SM information (e.g., LiDAR camera, RGB-D camera, high-resolution cameras, etc.) that is provided by the application layer.
> SM data formatOThe format of a SM information (e.g., raw, processed, etc.).
> SM data areaMThe spatial coverage area of the SM data.
> Position informationOIndicates the Three dimensional area of interest or location information of the SM data source.
> Availability State informationOIndicates the time period availability information of the SM data source.
> Data source update interval informationOIndicates the rate at which data source updates or generates the data. It describes how often the new data is captured or collected. e.g., every x milliseconds generates data.
> Mobility informationOIndicates the mobility information of the SM data source.e.g., fixed, low or high mobility.
NOTE:
The definition of SM data types is application specific (e.g., VAL client) for the current release.
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7.3.3.3  UE-object association information |R20|p. 17

Table 7.3.3.3-1 describes information elements for the UE-object association information.
Information element Status Description
List of association conditionsMThe conditions to specify when the object can be associated with a UE (e.g., the object can be associated with a UE when they are co-located for at least a certain period of time).
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