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• qt[0].entity="facebook/company": will match on documents containing references to the company Facebook, but not the technology.
• qt[0].entityValue="facebook"&qt[0].entityType="company": equivalent to the above
• qt[0].entityValue="facebook": will match on both uses of the term Facebook
• { "qt": [ { "entity": "barack obama/president", "entityOpt": { "expandAlias": true } } ] }: will match on documents containing references to Barack Obama, but also other common text strings such as "Barry Obama", "President Obama" etc.

Geospatial

TBDThe geospatial query term has the following possible formats:

{
	"geo": {
		"centerll": string,
		"dist": string
	}
}
//or
{
	"geo": {
		"minll": string,
		"maxll": string
	}
}

In the first case, the user is specifying the center latitude ("centerll") and longitude pair and radius ("dist") of a circle.

In the second case, the user is specifying a bounding box via the "minll" (lowest lat and long values ie the "bottom left") and "maxll" (highest lat and long values, ie the "top right").

In all cases the lat/long values are represented as strings either as "(<lat>,<long>)" or "<lat>,<long>" (ie the same but without parantheses).

The "dist" string is a distance in the format "<distance><unit>" where <distance> is an integer or floating point number, and unit is one of "m" (miles), "km" (kilometers), "nm" (nautical miles).

Examples: