For both the Mint DOI and Update DOI Record functions, push geographic coordinate data from the DAMS record to the EZID record.

Point
In the DAMS, points are listed as a pair of values: latitude, longitude. EZID has a separate labeled field for each of these values.

Line
In the DAMS, I believe a line is indicated by two pairs of latitude-longitude values. In EZID, I suspect a line can be indicated in the Polygon field, but I'm not certain.

Polygon
In the DAMS, a polygon is represented by a series of latitude-longitude pairs. In EZID, a Box (i.e., a 4-sided polygon) is represented by the 4 bounding latitudes and longitudes. Mapping can be done by extracting the maximum and minimum latitude and longitude values from the lat-long pairs in the DAMS. But a more general solution for any polygon may be to "Enter coordinates of the polygon using either GeoJSON or Keyhole Markup Language (KML) formatted text. Each point is defined by a longitude‐latitude pair. The last point should be the same as the first point."