Optional unordered list of additional metadata. Optional unordered list of application profiles to which this process complies. Location of a WSDL document which describes this process. List of the inputs to this process. In almost all cases, at least one process input is required. However, no process inputs may be identified when all the inputs are predetermined fixed resources. In this case, those resources shall be identified in the Abstract element that describes the process. List of outputs which will or can result from executing the process. Release version of this Process, included when a process version needs to be included for clarification about the process to be used. It is possible that a WPS supports a process with different versions due to reasons such as modifications of process algorithms. Notice that this is the version identifier for the process, not the version of the WPS interface. The processVersion is informative only. Version negotiation for processVersion is not available. Requests to Execute a process do not include a processVersion identifier. Indicates if ComplexData outputs from this process can be stored by the WPS server as web-accessible resources. If "storeSupported" is "true", the Execute operation request may include "asReference" equals "true" for any complex output, directing that the output of the process be stored so that the client can retrieve it as required. By default for this process, storage is not supported and all outputs are returned encoded in the Execute response. Indicates if ongoing status information can be provided for this process. If "true", the Status element of the stored Execute response document shall be kept up to date. If "false" then the Status element shall not be updated until processing is complete. By default, status information is not provided for this process. Description of an input parameter to the process. Optional unordered list of additional metadata. The minimum number of times that values for this parameter are required in an Execute request. If "0", this data input is optional. If greater than "0" then this process input is required. The maximum number of times that values for this parameter are permitted in an Execute request. If "1" then this parameter may appear only once in an Execute request. If greater than "1", then this input parameter may appear that many times in an Execute request. Description of a literal input parameter to the process. Specifies which of the minimum and maximum values are included in the range. Note that plus and minus infinity are considered closed bounds. The specified minimum and maximum values are included in this range. The specified minimum and maximum values are NOT included in this range. The specified minimum value is NOT included in this range, and the specified maximum value IS included in this range. The specified minimum value IS included in this range, and the specified maximum value is NOT included in this range. Description of a bounding box input parameter to the process. Description of a complex input parameter (XML or binary) to the process. The maximum file size, in megabytes, of this input. If the input exceeds this size, the server will return an error instead of processing the inputs. Description of an output parameter of the process. Optional unordered list of additional metadata. Description of a literal output parameter of the process. Description of a bounding box output parameter of the process. Description of an xml output parameter (XML or binary) of the process. Name or code with an (optional) authority. If the codeSpace attribute is present, its value shall reference a dictionary, thesaurus, or authority for the name or code, such as the organisation who assigned the value, or the dictionary from which it is taken. Type copied from basicTypes.xsd of GML 3 with documentation edited, for possible use outside the ServiceIdentification section of a service metadata document. Text string with the language of the string identified as recommended in the XML 1.0 W3C Recommendation, section 2.12.