WaterML 2.0 Part 2 is an OGC Standard. Copyright (c) 2015 Open Geospatial Consortium. To obtain additional rights of use, visit http://www.opengeospatial.org/legal/ . Range values are used for capturing metadata that changes with an input property. E.g. a description of the controlling feature. A single entry within the range values definition. A categorisation that defines the range of inputProperty values that are associated with a range value. The inputProperty start value is defined explicitly. The inputProperty end value is defined by the lower of the next rangeEntry startValue or the rangeTable endRangeValue. The value from which the range entry begins. Each entry holds until the next startValue, or to the endValue if it is the last entry in the definition. The range value entry (i.e. the value for the property being described. e.g. flood level, controlling feature etc.). A group of range tables that have a period of application. The monitoringPoint associated with the rangeGroup. The property that the range group relates to. The varying metadata property that the range group relates to. E.g. 'a vocabulary defining flood levels' The range table entry for this definition. A RangeDefinition specifies metadata that is associated with a range of a quantity (e.g. from 2.3 to 3.5). For Conversions, this will most often relate to the input property (e.g. metadata for stage between 2.3 and 3.5 meters.). Ranges are specified by the start value and hold until the next range entry. The upper end of applicability is specified by the endValue attribute. The start time from which this range table applies. The end time until which the range value applies. The value at which the range entries end. Only the final end value is specified -- each range point holds from its start value until the next value or, if it is the last entry, to the endValue. An entry within the range table.