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'''Combination naming'''
 
When naming Point Places which are contained within an Area Place in this way, it may be desirable to include the Area's name in the separate Point Place names. If this is desirable, name the Point Places with the specific name first, followed by a hyphen, followed by the Area name, as such:
When naming Point Places which are contained within an Area Place in this way, it may be desirable to include the Area's name in the separate Point Place names. If this is desirable, name the Point Places with the specific name first, followed by a hyphen, followed by the Area name, as such:
Point Specific Name - Area General Name
Point Specific Name - Area General Name
For example, "Yulman Stadium - Tulane University" or "Apple Store - Lakeside Shopping Center". There are two exceptions: airport Point Places, and emergency rooms.
 
While this naming standard can be used to clarify a location it should be used sparingly as to align with standard place harmonization efforts.
Common scenarios where combination naming can be applied:
Location is inside of an airport or behind a private entrance. "Starbuck - Dulles International Airport (IAD)"
 
Destination is less accessible than similar locations in the area. i.e. fast food restaurant in a mall or on a college campus. "Arby's - Lakeside Square"
 
Locations that are not full service i.e. "Starbucks - Target"
 
Area location adds specific context to a point place's name i.e. "Yulman Stadium - Tulane University"

Revision as of 03:39, 7 November 2015

Combination naming

When naming Point Places which are contained within an Area Place in this way, it may be desirable to include the Area's name in the separate Point Place names. If this is desirable, name the Point Places with the specific name first, followed by a hyphen, followed by the Area name, as such: Point Specific Name - Area General Name

While this naming standard can be used to clarify a location it should be used sparingly as to align with standard place harmonization efforts. Common scenarios where combination naming can be applied: Location is inside of an airport or behind a private entrance. "Starbuck - Dulles International Airport (IAD)"

Destination is less accessible than similar locations in the area. i.e. fast food restaurant in a mall or on a college campus. "Arby's - Lakeside Square"

Locations that are not full service i.e. "Starbucks - Target"

Area location adds specific context to a point place's name i.e. "Yulman Stadium - Tulane University"