Update GDE beta, spelling issues

Author: schnuerle

data-types.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ A vehicle record is as follows:
 | `device_id`          | UUID     | Required              | A unique device ID in UUID format, should match this device in Provider |
 | `provider_id`        | UUID     | Required              | A UUID for the Provider, unique within MDS. See MDS [provider list](/providers.csv). | 
 | `data_provider_id`   | UUID     | Optional              | If different than `provider_id`, a UUID for the data solution provider managing the data feed in this endpoint. See MDS [provider list](/providers.csv) which includes both service operators and data solution providers. |
-| `vehicle_id`         | String   | Required              | A unique vehicle identifier (visible code, licence plate, etc), visible on the vehicle itself |
+| `vehicle_id`         | String   | Required              | A unique vehicle identifier (visible code, license plate, etc), visible on the vehicle itself |
 | `vehicle_type`       | Enum     | Required              | The [vehicle type][vehicle-types] |
 | `vehicle_attributes` | Array    | Optional              | **[Mode][modes]-Specific** [vehicle attributes](/modes#vehicle-attributes) given as mode-specific unordered key-value pairs |
 | `propulsion_types`   | Enum[]   | Required              | Array of [propulsion types][propulsion-types]; allows multiple values |
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ Events represent changes in vehicle status.
 | `device_id` | UUID | Required | A unique device ID in UUID format |
 | `provider_id` | UUID | Required | A UUID for the Provider, unique within MDS. See MDS [provider list](/providers.csv). |
 | `data_provider_id` | UUID | Optional | If different than `provider_id`, a UUID for the data solution provider managing the data feed in this endpoint. See MDS [provider list](/providers.csv) which includes both service operators and data solution providers. |
-| `vehicle_id` | String | Required | A unique vehicle identifier (visible code, licence plate, etc), visible on the vehicle itself |
+| `vehicle_id` | String | Required | A unique vehicle identifier (visible code, license plate, etc), visible on the vehicle itself |
 | `vehicle_state` | Enum | Required | See [vehicle state][vehicle-states] table |
 | `event_types` | Enum[] | Required | Vehicle [event types][vehicle-events] for state change, with allowable values determined by `vehicle_state` |
 | `event_time` | [Timestamp][ts] | Required | Date/time that event occurred at. See [Event Times][event-times] |

general-information.md

@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ For the purposes of this specification, the intersection of two geographic datat
 
 ## Geography-Driven Events
 
-**[Beta feature](/general-information.md#beta-features):** *Yes (as of 2.0.0)*. [Leave feedback](https://github.com/openmobilityfoundation/mobility-data-specification/issues/670)  
+**[Beta feature](/general-information.md#beta-features):** *Yes (as of 1.1.0)*. [Leave feedback](https://github.com/openmobilityfoundation/mobility-data-specification/issues/670)  
 
 Geography-Driven Events (GDE) is an MDS feature for Agencies to perform complete Policy compliance monitoring without precise location data. Geography-Driven Events describe individual vehicles in realtime – not just aggregate data. However, rather than receiving the exact location of a vehicle, Agencies receive information about the vehicle's current geographic region. The regions used for Geography-Driven Events correspond to the Geographies in an Agency's current Policy. In this way, the data-shared using Geography-Driven Events is matched to an Agency's particular regulatory needs. 
 
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ During the Beta period for this feature, location and telemetry data remain requ
 
 ## Optional Authentication
 
-Authorization of the Policy and Geography APIs is no longer required and will be deprecated in next major release with these endpoints (plus Jursidictions) becoming 'optionally private' instead of 'optionally public'. An agency may optionally decide to make the Policy and Geography endpoints, as well as Jursidictions, unauthenticated and public. This allows transparency for the public to see how the city is regulating, holds the city accountable for their policy decisions, and reduces the technical burden on providers to use these endpoints. A side benefit is that this allows third parties to ingest this information into their applications and services for public benefit.
+Authorization of the Policy and Geography APIs is no longer required and will be deprecated in next major release with these endpoints (plus Jurisdictions) becoming 'optionally private' instead of 'optionally public'. An agency may optionally decide to make the Policy and Geography endpoints, as well as Jurisdictions, unauthenticated and public. This allows transparency for the public to see how the city is regulating, holds the city accountable for their policy decisions, and reduces the technical burden on providers to use these endpoints. A side benefit is that this allows third parties to ingest this information into their applications and services for public benefit.
 
 Note if implementing the beta feature [Geography Driven Events](/general-information.md#geography-driven-events), both Policy and Geography must be public.
 

policy/README.md

@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ Policies will be returned in order of effective date (see schema below), with pa
 
 ### Geographies
 
-**Deprecated:** see the new [Geography API](/geography#transition-from-policy) to understand the transistion away from this endpoint, and how to support both in MDS 1.x.0 releases.
+**Deprecated:** see the new [Geography API](/geography#transition-from-policy) to understand the transition away from this endpoint, and how to support both in MDS 1.x.0 releases.
 
 **Endpoint**: `/geographies/{id}`  
 **Method**: `GET`  
@@ -337,7 +337,7 @@ An individual `Rule` object is defined by the following fields:
 
 ### Geography
 
-**Deprecated:** see the new [Geography API](/geography#transition-from-policy) to understand the transistion away from this endpoint, and how to support both in a MDS 1.x.0 release.
+**Deprecated:** see the new [Geography API](/geography#transition-from-policy) to understand the transition away from this endpoint, and how to support both in a MDS 1.x.0 release.
 
 | Name             | Type      | Required / Optional | Description                                                                         |
 | ---------------- | --------- | --- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
@@ -493,7 +493,7 @@ An agency's program [Requirements](#requirements) endpoint contains a number of
         // other data specs per the "Requirement Data Specs" section
       ]
     },
-    // other MDS versions per the "Requriement MDS Version" section
+    // other MDS versions per the "Requirement MDS Version" section
   }
 }
 ```
@@ -707,8 +707,8 @@ You may also show which APIs, endpoints, and fields your agency is serving to pr
 - All fields marked 'Required' in MDS are still included by default and should not be enumerated in `required_fields`. They are not affected by the Requirements endpoint, unless explicitly listed in `disallowed_fields`.
 - Fields in MDS marked 'Required if available' are still returned if available, and are not affected by the Requirements endpoint, unless explicitly listed in `disallowed_fields`.
 - If a 'Required' or 'Required if available' or 'Optional' field in MDS is listed in `disallowed_fields`, those fields should not be returned by the provider in the endpoint. The field (and therefore its value) must be completely removed from the response. If used, [schema](/schema) validation may fail on missing required fields.
-- To reference fields that are lower in a heirarchy, use [dot separated notation](https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/18/adjsn/simple-dot-notation-access-to-json-data.html#GUID-7249417B-A337-4854-8040-192D5CEFD576), where a dot between field names represents one nested level deeper into the data structure. E.g. 'gps.heading' or 'features.properties.rules.vehicle_type_id'.
-- To require [Greography Driven Events](/general-information.md#geography-driven-events), simply include the `event_geographies` field for either the Agency or Provider API `api_name`. Per how GDEs work, `event_location` will then not be returned, and the `changed_geographies` vehicle state `event_type` will be used.
+- To reference fields that are lower in a hierarchy, use [dot separated notation](https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/18/adjsn/simple-dot-notation-access-to-json-data.html#GUID-7249417B-A337-4854-8040-192D5CEFD576), where a dot between field names represents one nested level deeper into the data structure. E.g. 'gps.heading' or 'features.properties.rules.vehicle_type_id'.
+- To require [Geography Driven Events](/general-information.md#geography-driven-events), simply include the `event_geographies` field for either the Agency or Provider API `api_name`. Per how GDEs work, `event_location` will then not be returned, and the `changed_geographies` vehicle state `event_type` will be used.
 - [While in beta](#beta-limitations), items marked as required or disallowed will only be considered a 'request' by providers, unless agencies have communicated with providers outside of MDS.
 
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policy/examples/requirements.md

@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ Version 1.1.0 for one provider with scooters, and 1.0.0 for another provider for
 
 ## Trips Only
 
-Version 1.1.0 for 2 providers requiring only historic Provider `/trips` with the optional `parking_verificaiton_url` field, linked to a specific MDS Policy.  
+Version 1.1.0 for 2 providers requiring only historic Provider `/trips` with the optional `parking_verification_url` field, linked to a specific MDS Policy.  
 
 ```json
 {

provider/README.md

@@ -532,7 +532,7 @@ Should the requested time range exceed 2 weeks, `/telemetry` shall return a `400
 
 The `/vehicles` is a near-realtime endpoint and returns the current status of vehicles in an agency's [Jurisdiction](/general-information.md#definitions) and/or area of agency responsibility. All vehicles that are currently in any [`vehicle_state`][vehicle-states] should be returned in this payload. Since all states are returned, care should be taken to filter out states not in the [PROW](/general-information.md#definitions) if doing vehicle counts. For the states `elsewhere` and `removed` which include vehicles not in the [PROW](/general-information.md#definitions) but provide some operational clarity for agencies, these must only persist in the feed for 90 minutes before being removed. 
 
-Data in this endpoint should reconcile with data from the historic [`/status_changes`](/provider#events) enpdoint, though `/events` is the source of truth if there are discrepancies. 
+Data in this endpoint should reconcile with data from the historic [`/status_changes`](/provider#events) endpoint, though `/events` is the source of truth if there are discrepancies. 
 
 As with other MDS APIs, `/vehicles` is intended for use by regulators, not by the general public. `/vehicles` can be deployed by providers as a standalone MDS endpoint for agencies without requiring the use of other endpoints, due to the [modularity](/README.md#modularity) of MDS. See our [MDS Vehicles Guide](https://github.com/openmobilityfoundation/mobility-data-specification/wiki/MDS-Vehicles) for how this compares to GBFS `/free_bike_status`. Note that using authenticated `/vehicles` does not replace the role of a public [GBFS][gbfs] feed in enabling consumer-facing applications. If a provider is using both `/vehicles` and GBFS endpoints, the `/vehicles` endpoint should be considered source of truth regarding an agency's compliance checks.