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Owen Eddins, 05/24/2002 01:37 PM

 
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<xs:schema targetNamespace="eml:literature-2.0.0beta8" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:doc="eml:documentation-2.0.0beta8" xmlns:rp="eml:party-2.0.0beta8" xmlns:cov="eml:coverage-2.0.0beta8" xmlns:res="eml:resource-2.0.0beta8" xmlns="eml:literature-2.0.0beta8">
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  <xs:import namespace="eml:documentation-2.0.0beta8" schemaLocation="eml-documentation.xsd"/>
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  <xs:annotation>
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    <xs:documentation>
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       '$RCSfile: eml-literature.xsd,v $'
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       Copyright: 2000 Regents of the University of California and the
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                  National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis
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     For Details: http://knb.ecoinformatics.org/
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        '$Author: berkley $'
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          '$Date: 2002/04/21 22:45:30 $'
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      '$Revision: 1.13 $'
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    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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    the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
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    (at your option) any later version.
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    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
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    GNU General Public License for more details.
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    You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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    along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
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    Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  USA
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    </xs:documentation>
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    <xs:appinfo>
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      <doc:moduleName>eml-literature</doc:moduleName>
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      <doc:moduleDescription>
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        The eml-literature module contains information that describes
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        literature resources. It is intended to provide overview information
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        about the literature citation, including title, abstract, keywords, 
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        and contacts.
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      </doc:moduleDescription>
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    </xs:appinfo>
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  </xs:annotation>
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  <!-- import the elements from eml-resource -->
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  <xs:import namespace="eml:resource-2.0.0beta8" schemaLocation="eml-resource.xsd"/>
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  <xs:import namespace="eml:coverage-2.0.0beta8" schemaLocation="eml-coverage.xsd"/>
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  <xs:import namespace="eml:party-2.0.0beta8" schemaLocation="eml-party.xsd"/>
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  <!-- import the elements from responsible party -->
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  <xs:element name="citation">
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    <xs:annotation>
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      <xs:appinfo>
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        <doc:tooltip>
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          Literature Citation
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        </doc:tooltip>
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        <doc:summary>
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          Information describing a literature resource.
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        </doc:summary>
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        <doc:description>
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          The literature element contains general information about a
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          literature resource that is being documented, or a piece of
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          literature that is being cited in support of a given resource,
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          such as a dataset.  It contains subelements that are specific to a
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          literature resource such as a book, a journal article, 
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          a thesis, etc.  It extends the generic resource elements with 
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          literature specific fields.
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          Some general observations on choices of elements for 
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          specific types:
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          'Publisher' and 'publicationPlace' are distinguished by the fact
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          that the' Publisher' is always the actual organization that physically
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          publishes whatever the literature type is.  'The publicationPlace' 
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          could be one in the same, but it may just be the organization affiliated
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          with putting together the content and then giving it to a publisher 
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          to assembled, produce, and publish.  So for example a book could
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          have been written by an author(s) with one or more organizations
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          but published by University of New Mexico Press.  So
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          'publicationPlace' would be the author's organizational affiliations.
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          These could be the University of New Mexico, University of 
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          California, and University of Florida.  This is why 'publicationPlace' 
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          is unbounded.  In places where the keyword was just too general 
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          institution or in the case of thesis 'university' was used because
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          the more general name of 'publicationPlace' seemed unnecessarily 
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          confusing. 
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          'Section' was placed in every reference type to increase the
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          granularity of the reference.  So for example, a Chapter in a book 
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          could be referenced directly instead of the entire book.  The 
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          granularity could be even finer so for example a table in a book
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          could be a reference and so on.  The same goes for all the other 
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          reference types
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        </doc:description>
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        <doc:example>
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          Please see the examples within the subelements for this type.
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        </doc:example>
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        <doc:lineage>
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          This field was introduced in EML 2.0.
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        </doc:lineage>
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      </xs:appinfo>
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    </xs:annotation>
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    <xs:complexType>
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      <xs:complexContent>
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        <xs:extension base="res:ResourceBase">
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          <xs:sequence>
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            <xs:choice>
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              <xs:element name="article">
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                <xs:annotation>
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                  <xs:appinfo>
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                    <doc:tooltip>article</doc:tooltip>
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                    <doc:summary>
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                    Information for full citation of a journal, magazine, zine, 
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                    newswpaper etc... article
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                  </doc:summary>
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                    <doc:description>The article field provides sub-fields 
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                  for a full citation of an article.  These fields 
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                  include the name, its volume number, the issue, 
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                  and the page range for the article, the publisher, 
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                  the publication place, the issn number, and the section .
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                    </doc:description>
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                    <doc:example>
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                    Please see the individual sub-fields for specific 
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                    examples
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                  </doc:example>
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                    <doc:lineage>
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                  This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
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                  derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
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                  literature
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                  </doc:lineage>
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                  </xs:appinfo>
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                </xs:annotation>
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                <xs:complexType>
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                  <xs:complexContent>
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                    <xs:extension base="Article"/>
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                  </xs:complexContent>
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                </xs:complexType>
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              </xs:element>
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              <xs:element name="book">
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                <xs:annotation>
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                  <xs:appinfo>
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                    <doc:tooltip>Book</doc:tooltip>
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                    <doc:summary>
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                    Information for full citation of a book
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                  </doc:summary>
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                    <doc:description>
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                    The book field provides sub-fields for a full citation of a
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                    book.  The sub-fields include the publisher, the publication 
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                    place,  the volume, the edition, the totol volumes, the
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                    total pages, the total figures,  the total tables, the isbn 
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                    number, and the section.
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                    </doc:description>
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                    <doc:example>
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                    Please see the individual sub-fields for specific examples.
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                  </doc:example>
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                    <doc:lineage>
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                    This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
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                    derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
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                    literature
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                  </doc:lineage>
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                  </xs:appinfo>
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                </xs:annotation>
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                <xs:complexType>
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                  <xs:complexContent>
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                    <xs:extension base="Book"/>
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                  </xs:complexContent>
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                </xs:complexType>
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              </xs:element>
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              <xs:element name="editedBook">
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                <xs:annotation>
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                  <xs:appinfo>
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                    <doc:tooltip>Book</doc:tooltip>
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                    <doc:summary>
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                    Information for full citation of a book
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                  </doc:summary>
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                    <doc:description>
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                    The edited book extends the Book complex type with
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                    the editor sub-element.  The editor(s) are distinguished
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                    from the actual authors of the various articles, essays,
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                    chapters within the edited book.
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                    </doc:description>
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                    <doc:example>
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                    Please see the individual sub-fiels for specific examples.
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                  </doc:example>
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                    <doc:lineage>
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                    This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
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                    derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
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                    literature and discussions at the EML Workshop at the 
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                    Sevilleta in April 2002.
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                  </doc:lineage>
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                  </xs:appinfo>
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                </xs:annotation>
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                <xs:complexType>
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                  <xs:complexContent>
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                    <xs:extension base="Book">
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                      <xs:sequence>
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                        <xs:element name="editor" type="rp:ResponsibleParty" maxOccurs="unbounded">
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                          <xs:annotation>
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                            <xs:appinfo>
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                              <doc:tooltip>editor of book</doc:tooltip>
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                              <doc:summary>
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                               The editor(s) of an edited book.</doc:summary>
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                              <doc:description>
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                             The editor(s) may be different from the actual 
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                             authors of the various articles, essays, chapters 
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                             within the edited book.
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                              </doc:description>
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                              <doc:example>
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                              William K. Michener, James Brunt        
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                              </doc:example>
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                              <doc:lineage>
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                              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
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                              derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
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                              literature and discussions at the EML Workshop at the 
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                              Sevilleta in April 2002.
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                              </doc:lineage>
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                            </xs:appinfo>
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                          </xs:annotation>
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                        </xs:element>
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                      </xs:sequence>
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                    </xs:extension>
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                  </xs:complexContent>
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                </xs:complexType>
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              </xs:element>
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              <xs:element name="manuscript" type="Manuscript">
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                <xs:annotation>
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                  <xs:appinfo>
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                    <doc:tooltip>unpublished manuscipt</doc:tooltip>
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                    <doc:summary>
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                    Information about an unpublished manuscript
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                  </doc:summary>
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                    <doc:description>
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                    The manuscript field provides sub-fields for a full 
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                    citation of an unpublished manuscript.  The two main fields 
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                    include the the publication information, and the location
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                    of the manuscript. The publication information allows for
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                    referencing the party that created the manuscript and all of
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                    the contact information.  The sub-elements are institution,
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                    total pages, and section.
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                  </doc:description>
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                    <doc:example>
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                    Please see the individual sub-fields for specific examples.
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                  </doc:example>
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                    <doc:lineage>
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                    This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
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                    derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
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                  </doc:lineage>
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                  </xs:appinfo>
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                </xs:annotation>
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              </xs:element>
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              <xs:element name="report" type="Report">
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                <xs:annotation>
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                  <xs:appinfo>
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                    <doc:tooltip>Report</doc:tooltip>
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                    <doc:summary>
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                    Information about a report published by an institution.   
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                  </doc:summary>
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                    <doc:description>
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                    The report may be self published by the institution or through a 
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                    publisher.  They usually are available by request to the institution 
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                    or can be purchased from the publisher.  The sub-elements are 
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                    report number publisher, institution, total pages, section.
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                    </doc:description>
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                    <doc:example>
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                    Please see the individual sub-fields for specific examples.
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                  </doc:example>
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                    <doc:lineage>
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                    This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
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                    derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
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                  </doc:lineage>
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                  </xs:appinfo>
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                </xs:annotation>
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              </xs:element>
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              <xs:element name="thesis" type="Thesis">
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                <xs:annotation>
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                  <xs:appinfo>
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                    <doc:tooltip>Thesis as part of a degree</doc:tooltip>
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                    <doc:summary>
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                    Information about a thesis that has been written as part of a 
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                    degree requirement and is frequently published in small numbers 
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                    by the degree awarding institution.
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                  </doc:summary>
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                    <doc:description>
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                    It provides sub-elements for the degree obtained, the publisher,  
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                    the university,  total number of pages, and the section.
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                  </doc:description>
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                    <doc:example>
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                    Please see the individual sub-fields for specific examples.
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                  </doc:example>
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                    <doc:lineage>
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                    This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
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                    derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
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                  </doc:lineage>
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                  </xs:appinfo>
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                </xs:annotation>
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              </xs:element>
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              <xs:element name="conferenceProceedings">
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                <xs:annotation>
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                  <xs:appinfo>
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                    <doc:tooltip>conference proceedings</doc:tooltip>
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                    <doc:summary>
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                    The published notes, papers, presentations etc... of a
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                    conference.
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                    </doc:summary>
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                    <doc:description>
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                    The conference proceedings extends the Book complex 
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                    type with the following sub-element: editor, conference name,
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                    conference year, and conference location.
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                    </doc:description>
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                    <doc:example>
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                    Please see the individual sub-fiels for specific examples.
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                  </doc:example>
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                    <doc:lineage>
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                    This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
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                    derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
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                    literature and discussions at the EML Workshop at the 
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                    Sevilleta in April 2002.
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                  </doc:lineage>
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                  </xs:appinfo>
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                </xs:annotation>
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                <xs:complexType>
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                  <xs:complexContent>
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                    <xs:extension base="Book">
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                      <xs:sequence>
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                        <xs:element name="editor" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">
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                          <xs:annotation>
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                            <xs:appinfo>
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                              <doc:tooltip>editor </doc:tooltip>
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                              <doc:summary>
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                               The editor(s) of the conference proceedings.</doc:summary>
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                              <doc:description>
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                             The editor(s) may be different from the actual 
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                             authors of the various articles, essays, presentations
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                             within the conference proceeeding publication.
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                              </doc:description>
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                              <doc:example>
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                              Joe and Jane Schmedley       
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                              </doc:example>
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                              <doc:lineage>
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                              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
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                              derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
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                              literature and discussions at the EML Workshop at the 
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                              Sevilleta in April 2002.
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                              </doc:lineage>
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                            </xs:appinfo>
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                          </xs:annotation>
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                        </xs:element>
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                        <xs:element name="conferenceName" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
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                          <xs:annotation>
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                            <xs:appinfo>
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                              <doc:tooltip>conference name</doc:tooltip>
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                              <doc:summary>
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                               The name of the conference whose proceedings have 
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                               been published.
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                               </doc:summary>
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                              <doc:description>
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                              see summary above.
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                              </doc:description>
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                              <doc:example>
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                              North American Science Symposium
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                              </doc:example>
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                              <doc:lineage>
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                              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
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                              derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
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                              literature and discussions at the EML Workshop at the 
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                              Sevilleta in April 2002.
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                              </doc:lineage>
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                            </xs:appinfo>
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                          </xs:annotation>
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                        </xs:element>
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                        <xs:element name="conferenceDate" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
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                          <xs:annotation>
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                            <xs:appinfo>
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                              <doc:tooltip>conference date</doc:tooltip>
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                              <doc:summary>
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                               The date the conference was held.                              
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                               </doc:summary>
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                              <doc:description>
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                              see summary above.
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                              </doc:description>
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                              <doc:example>
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                              November 1-6, 1998
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                              </doc:example>
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                              <doc:lineage>
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                              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
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                              derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
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                              literature and discussions at the EML Workshop at the 
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                              Sevilleta in April 2002.
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                              </doc:lineage>
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                            </xs:appinfo>
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                          </xs:annotation>
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                        </xs:element>
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                        <xs:element name="conferenceLocation" type="rp:Address" minOccurs="0">
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                          <xs:annotation>
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                            <xs:appinfo>
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                              <doc:tooltip>conference location</doc:tooltip>
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                              <doc:summary>
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                               The location where the conference was held.                               
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                               </doc:summary>
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                              <doc:description>
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                              see summary above.
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                              </doc:description>
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                              <doc:example>
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                              Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
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                              </doc:example>
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                              <doc:lineage>
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                              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
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                              derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
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                              literature and discussions at the EML Workshop at the 
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                              Sevilleta in April 2002.
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                              </doc:lineage>
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                            </xs:appinfo>
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                          </xs:annotation>
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                        </xs:element>
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                      </xs:sequence>
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                    </xs:extension>
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                  </xs:complexContent>
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                </xs:complexType>
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              </xs:element>
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              <xs:element name="personalCommunication" type="PersonalCommunication">
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                <xs:annotation>
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                  <xs:appinfo>
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                    <doc:tooltip>personnel communication</doc:tooltip>
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                    <doc:summary>A personnel communication that has been saved online or
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                    as hard-copy.
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                    </doc:summary>
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                    <doc:description>
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                    This could be a widely distributed memo throughout the LTER, an e-mail, 
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                    a transcript from a conversation or interview, etc... The sub-elements are
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                    publicationPlace, communicationType, recipient, and section.
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                    </doc:description>
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                    <doc:example>
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                    Please see the individual sub-fields for specific examples.
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                    </doc:example>
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                    <doc:lineage>
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                    This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
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                    derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
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                    literature and discussions at the EML Workshop at the 
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                    Sevilleta in April 2002.
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                  </doc:lineage>
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                  </xs:appinfo>
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                </xs:annotation>
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              </xs:element>
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              <xs:element name="map" type="Map">
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                <xs:annotation>
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                  <xs:appinfo>
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                    <doc:tooltip>map</doc:tooltip>
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                    <doc:summary>This element desribes the map that is being
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                    cited or cataloged.
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                    </doc:summary>
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                    <doc:description>
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                    The sub-elements are publisher, edition, geographic coverage, 
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                    section, and scale.                    
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                    </doc:description>
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                    <doc:example>
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                    Please see the individual sub-fields for specific examples.
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                    </doc:example>
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                    <doc:lineage>
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                    This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
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                    derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
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                    literature and discussions at the EML Workshop at the 
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                    Sevilleta in April 2002.
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                  </doc:lineage>
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                  </xs:appinfo>
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                </xs:annotation>
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              </xs:element>
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              <xs:element name="generic" type="Generic">
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                <xs:annotation>
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                  <xs:appinfo>
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                    <doc:tooltip>generic reference type</doc:tooltip>
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                    <doc:summary>
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                    This reference type was created for references that fit in to the 
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                    other existing reference types
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                   </doc:summary>
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                    <doc:description>
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                    The sub-elements are publisher, publication place, referenceType,
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                    volume, number of volumes, total pages, total tables, total figures,
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                    edition, section, original publication, reprinted edition, reviewed item, 
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                    issn, and isbn.                    
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                    </doc:description>
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                    <doc:example>
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                    Please see the individual sub-fields for specific examples.
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                    </doc:example>
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                    <doc:lineage>
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                    This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
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                    derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
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                    literature and discussions at the EML Workshop at the 
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                    Sevilleta in April 2002.
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                  </doc:lineage>
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                  </xs:appinfo>
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                </xs:annotation>
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              </xs:element>
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              <xs:element name="audioVisual" type="AudioVisual">
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                <xs:annotation>
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                  <xs:appinfo>
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                    <doc:tooltip>audio visual, film, video, broadcast, 
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                    other electronic media
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                    </doc:tooltip>
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                    <doc:summary>
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                    This reference type is meant to cover all forms of audio 
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                    and visual media.                   
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                    </doc:summary>
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                    <doc:description>
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                    The sub-elements are publisher, publication place, performer,
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                    isbn, and section.                   
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                    </doc:description>
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                    <doc:example>
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                    Please see the individual sub-fields for specific examples.
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                    </doc:example>
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                    <doc:lineage>
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                    This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
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                    derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
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                    literature and discussions at the EML Workshop at the 
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                    Sevilleta in April 2002.
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                  </doc:lineage>
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                  </xs:appinfo>
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                </xs:annotation>
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              </xs:element>
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              <xs:element name="presentation" type="Presentation">
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                <xs:annotation>
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                  <xs:appinfo>
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                    <doc:tooltip>unpublished presentation</doc:tooltip>
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                    <doc:summary>
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                    An unpublished presentation from a conference, workshop, 
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                    workgroup, symposium etc... that will be provided upon 
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                    request in either in paper and/or electronic form.       
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                    </doc:summary>
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                    <doc:description>
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                    The sub-elements are institution, presentation place,
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                    section, total pages, total tables, and total figures.              
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                    </doc:description>
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                    <doc:example>
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                    Please see the individual sub-fields for specific examples.
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                    </doc:example>
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                    <doc:lineage>
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                    This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
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                    derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
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                    literature and discussions at the EML Workshop at the 
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                    Sevilleta in April 2002.
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                  </doc:lineage>
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                  </xs:appinfo>
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                </xs:annotation>
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              </xs:element>
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              <xs:element name="softwarePackage"/>
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            </xs:choice>
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          </xs:sequence>
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        </xs:extension>
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      </xs:complexContent>
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    </xs:complexType>
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  </xs:element>
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  <xs:complexType name="Article">
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    <xs:sequence>
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      <xs:element name="journal" type="xs:string">
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        <xs:annotation>
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          <xs:appinfo>
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            <doc:tooltip>Journal Name</doc:tooltip>
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            <doc:summary>
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              The name of the journal, magazine, newspaper, 
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              zine, etc... in which the article was published.
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            </doc:summary>
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            <doc:description>
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             The name of the journal, magazine, newspaper, 
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            zine, etc... in which the article was published.
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            </doc:description>
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            <doc:example>
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              "Ecology","New York Times", "Harper's"
562
            </doc:example>
563
            <doc:lineage>
564
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
565
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
566
            </doc:lineage>
567
          </xs:appinfo>
568
        </xs:annotation>
569
      </xs:element>
570
      <xs:element name="volume" type="xs:string">
571
        <xs:annotation>
572
          <xs:appinfo>
573
            <doc:tooltip>Journal Volume</doc:tooltip>
574
            <doc:summary>
575
              The volume of the journal in which the article appears
576
            </doc:summary>
577
            <doc:description>
578
              The volume field is used to describe the volume of the journal in
579
              which the article appears.
580
            </doc:description>
581
            <doc:example>
582
              "Volume I"
583
            </doc:example>
584
            <doc:lineage>
585
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
586
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
587
            </doc:lineage>
588
          </xs:appinfo>
589
        </xs:annotation>
590
      </xs:element>
591
      <xs:element name="issue" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
592
        <xs:annotation>
593
          <xs:appinfo>
594
            <doc:tooltip>Journal issue</doc:tooltip>
595
            <doc:summary>
596
              The issue of the journal in which the article appears
597
            </doc:summary>
598
            <doc:description>
599
              The issue field is used to describe the issue of the journal in
600
              which the article appears.  
601
            </doc:description>
602
            <doc:example>
603
              "November 2001"
604
            </doc:example>
605
            <doc:lineage>
606
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
607
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
608
            </doc:lineage>
609
          </xs:appinfo>
610
        </xs:annotation>
611
      </xs:element>
612
      <xs:element name="pageRange" type="xs:string">
613
        <xs:annotation>
614
          <xs:appinfo>
615
            <doc:tooltip>Journal Pages</doc:tooltip>
616
            <doc:summary>
617
              The beginning and end page numbers of the journal article
618
            </doc:summary>
619
            <doc:description>
620
              The page range field is used for the beginning and ending pages of
621
              the journal article that is being documented.
622
            </doc:description>
623
            <doc:example>
624
              "115-122"
625
            </doc:example>
626
            <doc:lineage>
627
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
628
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
629
            </doc:lineage>
630
          </xs:appinfo>
631
        </xs:annotation>
632
      </xs:element>
633
      <xs:element name="publisher" type="rp:ResponsibleParty">
634
        <xs:annotation>
635
          <xs:appinfo>
636
            <doc:tooltip>Publisher</doc:tooltip>
637
            <doc:summary>
638
              Organization that actually publishes the article            
639
            </doc:summary>
640
            <doc:description>
641
              The organization that physically puts together the article
642
              and publishes it.  This may differ from the publicationPlace or it  may 
643
              be the same. 
644
            </doc:description>
645
            <doc:example>
646
              "Harper Collins", "University Of California Press"  See sub-elements
647
              in responsibleParty.      
648
            </doc:example>
649
            <doc:lineage>
650
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
651
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
652
            </doc:lineage>
653
          </xs:appinfo>
654
        </xs:annotation>
655
      </xs:element>
656
      <xs:element name="publicationPlace" type="rp:ResponsibleParty" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">
657
        <xs:annotation>
658
          <xs:appinfo>
659
            <doc:tooltip>Publication Place</doc:tooltip>
660
            <doc:summary>
661
              Organization(s) who authors are affiliated with.            
662
            </doc:summary>
663
            <doc:description>
664
              Organization(s) who authors are affiliated with. There could be multiple 
665
              authors and therefore multiple affiliations            
666
            </doc:description>
667
            <doc:example>
668
              "LTER Network Office", "NCEAS", "Central Arizona Phoenix LTER"    
669
              See sub-elements in responsibleParty.      
670
            </doc:example>
671
            <doc:lineage>
672
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
673
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature.
674
            </doc:lineage>
675
          </xs:appinfo>
676
        </xs:annotation>
677
      </xs:element>
678
      <xs:element name="ISSN" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
679
        <xs:annotation>
680
          <xs:appinfo>
681
            <doc:tooltip>
682
                  International Standard Serial Number
683
                </doc:tooltip>
684
            <doc:summary>
685
                  The unique Internation Standard Serial Number
686
                </doc:summary>
687
            <doc:description>
688
                  The ISSN, or International Standard Serial Number
689
                  that has been assigned to this literature resource.
690
                </doc:description>
691
            <doc:example>
692
                  ISSN 1234-5679
693
                </doc:example>
694
            <doc:lineage>
695
                  This field was introduced into EML 2.0 and was derived 
696
                  from the ISO 19115.3 standard (iso-geo-md-2000June-draft) 
697
                  and the ISO 3297-1975; ANSI Z39.9-1979 standard.
698
                </doc:lineage>
699
          </xs:appinfo>
700
        </xs:annotation>
701
      </xs:element>
702
      <xs:element name="section" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
703
        <xs:annotation>
704
          <xs:appinfo>
705
            <doc:tooltip>
706
                  Section of an article
707
            </doc:tooltip>
708
            <doc:summary>
709
                References a section of an article.            
710
            </doc:summary>
711
            <doc:description>
712
                 References a section of an article. Gives citation a finer 
713
                 granularity so sections can be referenced instead of the 
714
                 entire article.  
715
            </doc:description>
716
            <doc:example>
717
                 "Table 3.1"          
718
            </doc:example>
719
            <doc:lineage>
720
                This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9 
721
            </doc:lineage>
722
          </xs:appinfo>
723
        </xs:annotation>
724
      </xs:element>
725
    </xs:sequence>
726
  </xs:complexType>
727
  <xs:complexType name="Book">
728
    <xs:sequence>
729
      <xs:element name="publisher" type="rp:ResponsibleParty">
730
        <xs:annotation>
731
          <xs:appinfo>
732
            <doc:tooltip>Publisher</doc:tooltip>
733
            <doc:summary>
734
              Organization that actually publishes the book
735
            </doc:summary>
736
            <doc:description>
737
              The organization that physically puts together the book
738
              and publishes it.  This may differ from the publicationPlace or it  may 
739
              be the same. 
740
            </doc:description>
741
            <doc:example>
742
              "Harper Collins", "University Of California Press"  See sub-elements
743
              in responsibleParty        
744
            </doc:example>
745
            <doc:lineage>
746
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
747
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
748
            </doc:lineage>
749
          </xs:appinfo>
750
        </xs:annotation>
751
      </xs:element>
752
      <xs:element name="publicationPlace" type="rp:ResponsibleParty" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">
753
        <xs:annotation>
754
          <xs:appinfo>
755
            <doc:tooltip>Publication Place</doc:tooltip>
756
            <doc:summary>
757
              The organization(s) who authors are affiliated with.            
758
            </doc:summary>
759
            <doc:description>
760
              The organization(s) who authors are affiliated with. There 
761
              could be multiple authors and therefore multiple affiliations            
762
            </doc:description>
763
            <doc:example>
764
              "LTER Network Office", "NCEAS", "Central Arizona Phoenix LTER"          
765
            </doc:example>
766
            <doc:lineage>
767
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
768
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature.
769
            </doc:lineage>
770
          </xs:appinfo>
771
        </xs:annotation>
772
      </xs:element>
773
      <xs:element name="edition" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
774
        <xs:annotation>
775
          <xs:appinfo>
776
            <doc:tooltip>Book edition</doc:tooltip>
777
            <doc:summary>
778
              The edition of the book being described.
779
            </doc:summary>
780
            <doc:description>
781
              The edition field is to document the edition of the book that is
782
              being described.
783
            </doc:description>
784
            <doc:example>
785
              "Second Edition"
786
            </doc:example>
787
            <doc:lineage>
788
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
789
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
790
            </doc:lineage>
791
          </xs:appinfo>
792
        </xs:annotation>
793
      </xs:element>
794
      <xs:element name="volume" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
795
        <xs:annotation>
796
          <xs:appinfo>
797
            <doc:tooltip>Book volume</doc:tooltip>
798
            <doc:summary>
799
              The volume of the book that is part of a series.
800
            </doc:summary>
801
            <doc:description>
802
              The volume field is used to describe the volume number of a book
803
              that is part of a multi-volume series of books.
804
            </doc:description>
805
            <doc:example>
806
              "Volume 2"
807
            </doc:example>
808
            <doc:lineage>
809
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
810
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
811
            </doc:lineage>
812
          </xs:appinfo>
813
        </xs:annotation>
814
      </xs:element>
815
      <xs:element name="numberOfVolumes" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
816
        <xs:annotation>
817
          <xs:appinfo>
818
            <doc:tooltip>Number of Volumes</doc:tooltip>
819
            <doc:summary>
820
              Number of volumes in a collection or series
821
            </doc:summary>
822
            <doc:description>
823
              Number of volumes in a collection or series            
824
            </doc:description>
825
            <doc:example>
826
              "12"
827
            </doc:example>
828
            <doc:lineage>
829
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
830
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
831
            </doc:lineage>
832
          </xs:appinfo>
833
        </xs:annotation>
834
      </xs:element>
835
      <xs:element name="totalPages" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
836
        <xs:annotation>
837
          <xs:appinfo>
838
            <doc:tooltip>Total book pages</doc:tooltip>
839
            <doc:summary>
840
              The total number of pages in the book.
841
            </doc:summary>
842
            <doc:description>
843
              The total pages field is used to describe the total number of
844
              pages in the book that is being described.
845
            </doc:description>
846
            <doc:example>
847
              "628"
848
            </doc:example>
849
            <doc:lineage>
850
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
851
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
852
            </doc:lineage>
853
          </xs:appinfo>
854
        </xs:annotation>
855
      </xs:element>
856
      <xs:element name="totalFigures" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
857
        <xs:annotation>
858
          <xs:appinfo>
859
            <doc:tooltip>Number of figures in book</doc:tooltip>
860
            <doc:summary>
861
              The total number of figures in the book.
862
            </doc:summary>
863
            <doc:description>
864
              the total figures field is used to describe the total number of
865
              figures, diagrams, and plates in the book that is being
866
              documented.
867
            </doc:description>
868
            <doc:example>
869
              "45"
870
            </doc:example>
871
            <doc:lineage>
872
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
873
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
874
            </doc:lineage>
875
          </xs:appinfo>
876
        </xs:annotation>
877
      </xs:element>
878
      <xs:element name="totalTables" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
879
        <xs:annotation>
880
          <xs:appinfo>
881
            <doc:tooltip>Number of tables in book</doc:tooltip>
882
            <doc:summary>
883
              The total number of tables in a book.
884
            </doc:summary>
885
            <doc:description>
886
              The total tables field is used to describe the total number of
887
              tables that are present in the book that is being documented.
888
            </doc:description>
889
            <doc:example>
890
              "10"
891
            </doc:example>
892
            <doc:lineage>
893
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
894
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
895
            </doc:lineage>
896
          </xs:appinfo>
897
        </xs:annotation>
898
      </xs:element>
899
      <xs:element name="ISBN" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
900
        <xs:annotation>
901
          <xs:appinfo>
902
            <doc:tooltip>
903
                  International Standard Book Number
904
                </doc:tooltip>
905
            <doc:summary>
906
                  The unique Internation Standard Book Number
907
                </doc:summary>
908
            <doc:description>
909
                  The ISBN, or International Standard Book Number
910
                  that has been assigned to this literature resource.
911
                </doc:description>
912
            <doc:example>
913
                  ISBN 1-861003-11-0
914
                </doc:example>
915
            <doc:lineage>
916
                  This field was introduced into EML 2.0 and was derived 
917
                  from the ISO 19115.3 standard (iso-geo-md-2000June-draft) 
918
                  and the ISO Standard 2108.
919
                </doc:lineage>
920
          </xs:appinfo>
921
        </xs:annotation>
922
      </xs:element>
923
      <xs:element name="section" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
924
        <xs:annotation>
925
          <xs:appinfo>
926
            <doc:tooltip>
927
                  Section of a book
928
                </doc:tooltip>
929
            <doc:summary>
930
                References a section of a book       
931
            </doc:summary>
932
            <doc:description>
933
                References a section of a book . Gives citation a finer 
934
                granularity so sections can be referenced instead of 
935
                the entire book.  
936
            </doc:description>
937
            <doc:example>
938
                 "Table 3.1", "Chapter 3", "Chapter 3, Section 2"         
939
            </doc:example>
940
            <doc:lineage>
941
                This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9 and was 
942
                derived from MARC/various software packages handling 
943
                literature.
944
            </doc:lineage>
945
          </xs:appinfo>
946
        </xs:annotation>
947
      </xs:element>
948
    </xs:sequence>
949
  </xs:complexType>
950
  <xs:complexType name="Manuscript">
951
    <xs:sequence>
952
      <xs:element name="institution" type="rp:ResponsibleParty" maxOccurs="unbounded">
953
        <xs:annotation>
954
          <xs:appinfo>
955
            <doc:tooltip>Manuscript publication information</doc:tooltip>
956
            <doc:summary>
957
              The address and contact information needed to request a manuscript. 
958
            </doc:summary>
959
            <doc:description>
960
              The institution information field is used to provide contact and
961
              address information that would be needed to request an unpublished
962
              manuscript
963
            </doc:description>
964
            <doc:example>
965
              Please see the individual sub-fields for specific examples.
966
            </doc:example>
967
            <doc:lineage>
968
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
969
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
970
            </doc:lineage>
971
          </xs:appinfo>
972
        </xs:annotation>
973
      </xs:element>
974
      <xs:element name="totalPages" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
975
        <xs:annotation>
976
          <xs:appinfo>
977
            <doc:tooltip>Total manuscript pages</doc:tooltip>
978
            <doc:summary>
979
              The total number of pages in the manuscript.
980
            </doc:summary>
981
            <doc:description>
982
              The total pages field is used to describe the total number of
983
              pages in the manuscript that is being described.
984
            </doc:description>
985
            <doc:example>
986
              "628"
987
            </doc:example>
988
            <doc:lineage>
989
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
990
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
991
            </doc:lineage>
992
          </xs:appinfo>
993
        </xs:annotation>
994
      </xs:element>
995
      <xs:element name="section" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
996
        <xs:annotation>
997
          <xs:appinfo>
998
            <doc:tooltip>
999
                  section of manuscript
1000
                </doc:tooltip>
1001
            <doc:summary>
1002
                Gives citation a finer granularity so sections can be
1003
                referenced instead of the entire manuscript.               
1004
            </doc:summary>
1005
            <doc:description>
1006
                Gives citation a finer granularity so sections can be
1007
                referenced instead of the entire manuscript.  
1008
            </doc:description>
1009
            <doc:example>
1010
                 "Table 3.1", "Chapter 3", "Chapter 3, Section 2"         
1011
            </doc:example>
1012
            <doc:lineage>
1013
                This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9 
1014
            </doc:lineage>
1015
          </xs:appinfo>
1016
        </xs:annotation>
1017
      </xs:element>
1018
    </xs:sequence>
1019
  </xs:complexType>
1020
  <xs:complexType name="Report">
1021
    <xs:sequence>
1022
      <xs:element name="reportNumber" type="xs:string">
1023
        <xs:annotation>
1024
          <xs:appinfo>
1025
            <doc:tooltip>Report Number</doc:tooltip>
1026
            <doc:summary>
1027
              The unique identification number assigned to the report.
1028
            </doc:summary>
1029
            <doc:description>
1030
              The report number field is used to describe the unique
1031
              identification number that has been issued by the report
1032
              institution for the report being described.
1033
            </doc:description>
1034
            <doc:example>
1035
              "22"
1036
            </doc:example>
1037
            <doc:lineage>
1038
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1039
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1040
            </doc:lineage>
1041
          </xs:appinfo>
1042
        </xs:annotation>
1043
      </xs:element>
1044
      <xs:element name="publisher" type="rp:ResponsibleParty" minOccurs="0">
1045
        <xs:annotation>
1046
          <xs:appinfo>
1047
            <doc:tooltip>Publisher</doc:tooltip>
1048
            <doc:summary>
1049
              Organization that actually publishes the report
1050
            </doc:summary>
1051
            <doc:description>
1052
              The organization that physically put together the report
1053
              and publishes it.  This may differ from the institution or it  may 
1054
              be the same. 
1055
            </doc:description>
1056
            <doc:example>
1057
              "Harper Collins", "University Of California Press"  See sub-elements
1058
              in responsibleParty.         
1059
            </doc:example>
1060
            <doc:lineage>
1061
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1062
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1063
            </doc:lineage>
1064
          </xs:appinfo>
1065
        </xs:annotation>
1066
      </xs:element>
1067
      <xs:element name="institution" type="rp:ResponsibleParty" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">
1068
        <xs:annotation>
1069
          <xs:appinfo>
1070
            <doc:tooltip>Institution</doc:tooltip>
1071
            <doc:summary>
1072
              Institution(s) who authors are affiliated with.            
1073
            </doc:summary>
1074
            <doc:description>
1075
              Institution(s) who authors are affiliated with.There could be multiple 
1076
              authors and therefore multiple affiliations            
1077
            </doc:description>
1078
            <doc:example>
1079
              "LTER Network Office", "NCEAS", "Central Arizona Phoenix LTER"  See 
1080
              sub-elements in responsibleParty.        
1081
            </doc:example>
1082
            <doc:lineage>
1083
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
1084
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature.
1085
            </doc:lineage>
1086
          </xs:appinfo>
1087
        </xs:annotation>
1088
      </xs:element>
1089
      <xs:element name="totalPages" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1090
        <xs:annotation>
1091
          <xs:appinfo>
1092
            <doc:tooltip>Total report pages</doc:tooltip>
1093
            <doc:summary>
1094
              The total number of pages in the report.
1095
            </doc:summary>
1096
            <doc:description>
1097
              The total pages field is used to describe the total number of
1098
              pages in the report that is being described.
1099
            </doc:description>
1100
            <doc:example>
1101
              "628"
1102
            </doc:example>
1103
            <doc:lineage>
1104
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1105
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1106
            </doc:lineage>
1107
          </xs:appinfo>
1108
        </xs:annotation>
1109
      </xs:element>
1110
      <xs:element name="section" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1111
        <xs:annotation>
1112
          <xs:appinfo>
1113
            <doc:tooltip>
1114
                  Section of a report
1115
                </doc:tooltip>
1116
            <doc:summary>
1117
                References a section of a report.           
1118
            </doc:summary>
1119
            <doc:description>
1120
                References a section of a report.  Gives citation a finer granularity 
1121
                so sections can be referenced instead of the entire report.  
1122
            </doc:description>
1123
            <doc:example>
1124
                 "Table 3.1", "Chapter 3", "Chapter 3, Section 2"         
1125
            </doc:example>
1126
            <doc:lineage>
1127
                This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9.
1128
            </doc:lineage>
1129
          </xs:appinfo>
1130
        </xs:annotation>
1131
      </xs:element>
1132
    </xs:sequence>
1133
  </xs:complexType>
1134
  <xs:complexType name="PersonalCommunication">
1135
    <xs:sequence>
1136
      <xs:element name="publicationPlace" type="rp:ResponsibleParty" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">
1137
        <xs:annotation>
1138
          <xs:appinfo>
1139
            <doc:tooltip>Publication Place</doc:tooltip>
1140
            <doc:summary>
1141
              The address and contact information needed to request a personal 
1142
              communication. 
1143
            </doc:summary>
1144
            <doc:description>
1145
              The publication place information field is used to provide contact and
1146
              address information that would be needed to request an unpublished
1147
              manuscript
1148
            </doc:description>
1149
            <doc:example>
1150
              "LTER Network Office", "NCEAS", "Central Arizona Phoenix LTER"    
1151
              See sub-elements in responsibleParty.           
1152
            </doc:example>
1153
            <doc:lineage>
1154
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
1155
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1156
            </doc:lineage>
1157
          </xs:appinfo>
1158
        </xs:annotation>
1159
      </xs:element>
1160
      <xs:element name="communicationType" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1161
        <xs:annotation>
1162
          <xs:appinfo>
1163
            <doc:tooltip>
1164
                  Type of communication            
1165
            </doc:tooltip>
1166
            <doc:summary>
1167
                The type of personal communication.       
1168
            </doc:summary>
1169
            <doc:description>
1170
               The type of personal communication.  Could be an email, letter, 
1171
               memo, transcript of conversation either hardcopy or online.
1172
            </doc:description>
1173
            <doc:example>
1174
                 "memo", "letter", "email", etc....       
1175
            </doc:example>
1176
            <doc:lineage>
1177
                This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9 
1178
            </doc:lineage>
1179
          </xs:appinfo>
1180
        </xs:annotation>
1181
      </xs:element>
1182
      <xs:element name="recipient" type="rp:ResponsibleParty" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">
1183
        <xs:annotation>
1184
          <xs:appinfo>
1185
            <doc:tooltip>
1186
                  Recipient    
1187
            </doc:tooltip>
1188
            <doc:summary>
1189
                Recipient of the communication    
1190
            </doc:summary>
1191
            <doc:description>
1192
               The person, place or thing the personal communication was sent to.
1193
            </doc:description>
1194
            <doc:example>
1195
                 "Schmedley, Joe", "jschmedley@lternet.edu", etc....      
1196
            </doc:example>
1197
            <doc:lineage>
1198
                This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9 
1199
            </doc:lineage>
1200
          </xs:appinfo>
1201
        </xs:annotation>
1202
      </xs:element>
1203
      <xs:element name="section" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1204
        <xs:annotation>
1205
          <xs:appinfo>
1206
            <doc:tooltip>
1207
                  Section of a personal communication
1208
            </doc:tooltip>
1209
            <doc:summary>
1210
                References a section of a personal communication.         
1211
            </doc:summary>
1212
            <doc:description>
1213
                References a section of a personal communication.  Gives 
1214
                citation a finer granularity so sections can be referenced 
1215
                instead of the entire personal communication.  
1216
            </doc:description>
1217
            <doc:example>
1218
                 "Table 3.1"        
1219
            </doc:example>
1220
            <doc:lineage>
1221
                This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9 
1222
            </doc:lineage>
1223
          </xs:appinfo>
1224
        </xs:annotation>
1225
      </xs:element>
1226
    </xs:sequence>
1227
  </xs:complexType>
1228
  <xs:complexType name="Map">
1229
    <xs:sequence>
1230
      <xs:element name="publisher" type="rp:ResponsibleParty">
1231
        <xs:annotation>
1232
          <xs:appinfo>
1233
            <doc:tooltip>Publisher</doc:tooltip>
1234
            <doc:summary>
1235
              Organization that actually publishes the map
1236
            </doc:summary>
1237
            <doc:description>
1238
              The organization that physically puts together the map
1239
              and publishes it. 
1240
            </doc:description>
1241
            <doc:example>
1242
              see sub-elements in responsible party       
1243
            </doc:example>
1244
            <doc:lineage>
1245
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1246
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1247
            </doc:lineage>
1248
          </xs:appinfo>
1249
        </xs:annotation>
1250
      </xs:element>
1251
      <xs:element name="edition" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1252
        <xs:annotation>
1253
          <xs:appinfo>
1254
            <doc:tooltip>Map edition</doc:tooltip>
1255
            <doc:summary>
1256
              The edition of the map being described.
1257
            </doc:summary>
1258
            <doc:description>
1259
              The edition field is to document the edition of the mapthat is
1260
              being described.
1261
            </doc:description>
1262
            <doc:example>
1263
              "Second Edition"
1264
            </doc:example>
1265
            <doc:lineage>
1266
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1267
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1268
            </doc:lineage>
1269
          </xs:appinfo>
1270
        </xs:annotation>
1271
      </xs:element>
1272
      <xs:element name="geographicCoverage" type="cov:GeographicCoverage" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">
1273
        <xs:annotation>
1274
          <xs:appinfo>
1275
            <doc:tooltip>
1276
                    Geographic coverage
1277
                  </doc:tooltip>
1278
            <doc:summary>
1279
                    Description of the geographic area which the map covers
1280
            </doc:summary>
1281
            <doc:description>
1282
                    This element describes the geographic area which the map covers.
1283
                    Could be a descriptive paragraph of text or Cartesian coordinates 
1284
                    of the area.
1285
            </doc:description>
1286
            <doc:example/>
1287
            <doc:lineage>
1288
                    The geographicCoverage element was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9.
1289
           </doc:lineage>
1290
          </xs:appinfo>
1291
        </xs:annotation>
1292
      </xs:element>
1293
      <xs:element name="section" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1294
        <xs:annotation>
1295
          <xs:appinfo>
1296
            <doc:tooltip>
1297
                  Section of  map
1298
            </doc:tooltip>
1299
            <doc:summary>
1300
                References a section of a map.     
1301
            </doc:summary>
1302
            <doc:description>
1303
                References a section of a map.  Gives citation a finer granularity 
1304
                so sections can be referenced instead of the entire map.  
1305
            </doc:description>
1306
            <doc:example>
1307
                 "Chart 1"       
1308
            </doc:example>
1309
            <doc:lineage>
1310
                This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9 
1311
            </doc:lineage>
1312
          </xs:appinfo>
1313
        </xs:annotation>
1314
      </xs:element>
1315
      <xs:element name="scale" type="xs:string">
1316
        <xs:annotation>
1317
          <xs:appinfo>
1318
            <doc:tooltip>
1319
                  Scale
1320
            </doc:tooltip>
1321
            <doc:summary>
1322
                The Map's scale    
1323
            </doc:summary>
1324
            <doc:description>
1325
                 The Map's scale
1326
            </doc:description>
1327
            <doc:example>
1328
                 1:25,000     
1329
            </doc:example>
1330
            <doc:lineage>
1331
                This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9 
1332
            </doc:lineage>
1333
          </xs:appinfo>
1334
        </xs:annotation>
1335
      </xs:element>
1336
    </xs:sequence>
1337
  </xs:complexType>
1338
  <xs:complexType name="AudioVisual">
1339
    <xs:sequence>
1340
      <xs:element name="publisher" type="rp:ResponsibleParty">
1341
        <xs:annotation>
1342
          <xs:appinfo>
1343
            <doc:tooltip>Publisher</doc:tooltip>
1344
            <doc:summary>
1345
              Organization which actually distributes the video, film,
1346
              the broadcaster etc...
1347
            </doc:summary>
1348
            <doc:description>
1349
             Organization which actually distributes the video, film,
1350
              the broadcaster etc...  This is may or may not be the 
1351
              same as the publication place.
1352
            </doc:description>
1353
            <doc:example>
1354
              "LTER Network Office", "Public Broadcasting", "Pacifica Radio" etc...
1355
              See sub-elements in responsible party           
1356
            </doc:example>
1357
            <doc:lineage>
1358
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
1359
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1360
            </doc:lineage>
1361
          </xs:appinfo>
1362
        </xs:annotation>
1363
      </xs:element>
1364
      <xs:element name="productionPlace" type="rp:ResponsibleParty" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">
1365
        <xs:annotation>
1366
          <xs:appinfo>
1367
            <doc:tooltip>Production Place</doc:tooltip>
1368
            <doc:summary>
1369
              Organization that actually produces the audio visual
1370
              material.
1371
            </doc:summary>
1372
            <doc:description>
1373
             Organization that actually produces the audion visual
1374
              material.  There can be more than one producer so this
1375
              element is unbounded.
1376
            </doc:description>
1377
            <doc:example>
1378
              "LTER Network Office", "NCEAS", "Central Arizona Phoenix LTER"
1379
              See sub-elements in responsibleParty.            
1380
            </doc:example>
1381
            <doc:lineage>
1382
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
1383
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1384
            </doc:lineage>
1385
          </xs:appinfo>
1386
        </xs:annotation>
1387
      </xs:element>
1388
      <xs:element name="performer" type="rp:ResponsibleParty" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">
1389
        <xs:annotation>
1390
          <xs:appinfo>
1391
            <doc:tooltip>Performer</doc:tooltip>
1392
            <doc:summary>
1393
              The performers in the audio visual production
1394
            </doc:summary>
1395
            <doc:description>
1396
              The performers involved in acting, narrating, or shown in the audio
1397
              visual production.
1398
           </doc:description>
1399
            <doc:example>
1400
              "Jim Nabors", "Sir Lawrence Olivier", etc ...          
1401
            </doc:example>
1402
            <doc:lineage>
1403
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
1404
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1405
            </doc:lineage>
1406
          </xs:appinfo>
1407
        </xs:annotation>
1408
      </xs:element>
1409
      <xs:element name="ISBN" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1410
        <xs:annotation>
1411
          <xs:appinfo>
1412
            <doc:tooltip>
1413
                  International Standard Book Number
1414
                </doc:tooltip>
1415
            <doc:summary>
1416
                  The unique Internation Standard Book Number
1417
                </doc:summary>
1418
            <doc:description>
1419
                  The ISBN, or International Standard Book Number
1420
                  that has been assigned to this literature resource.
1421
                </doc:description>
1422
            <doc:example>
1423
                  ISBN 1-861003-11-0
1424
                </doc:example>
1425
            <doc:lineage>
1426
                  This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9and was derived 
1427
                  from the ISO 19115.3 standard (iso-geo-md-2000June-draft) 
1428
                  and the ISO Standard 2108.
1429
                </doc:lineage>
1430
          </xs:appinfo>
1431
        </xs:annotation>
1432
      </xs:element>
1433
      <xs:element name="section" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1434
        <xs:annotation>
1435
          <xs:appinfo>
1436
            <doc:tooltip>
1437
                  Section of audio visual material
1438
            </doc:tooltip>
1439
            <doc:summary>
1440
                  References a section of audio visual material.
1441
            </doc:summary>
1442
            <doc:description>
1443
                  References a section of audio visual material.
1444
                  Gives citation a finer granularity so sections can be
1445
                  referenced instead of the entire audio visual.   
1446
            </doc:description>
1447
            <doc:example>
1448
                 "Tape 3"        
1449
            </doc:example>
1450
            <doc:lineage>
1451
                This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9 
1452
            </doc:lineage>
1453
          </xs:appinfo>
1454
        </xs:annotation>
1455
      </xs:element>
1456
    </xs:sequence>
1457
  </xs:complexType>
1458
  <xs:complexType name="Presentation">
1459
    <xs:sequence>
1460
      <xs:element name="institution" type="rp:ResponsibleParty">
1461
        <xs:annotation>
1462
          <xs:appinfo>
1463
            <doc:tooltip>Presentation publication information</doc:tooltip>
1464
            <doc:summary>
1465
              The address and contact information needed to request a presentation. 
1466
            </doc:summary>
1467
            <doc:description>
1468
              The institution information field is used to provide contact and
1469
              address information that would be needed to request an unpublished
1470
              presentation.
1471
            </doc:description>
1472
            <doc:example>
1473
              "LTER Network Office", "NCEAS" See sub-elements in 
1474
              responsibleParty.
1475
            </doc:example>
1476
            <doc:lineage>
1477
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1478
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1479
            </doc:lineage>
1480
          </xs:appinfo>
1481
        </xs:annotation>
1482
      </xs:element>
1483
      <xs:element name="presentationPlace" type="rp:ResponsibleParty" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">
1484
        <xs:annotation>
1485
          <xs:appinfo>
1486
            <doc:tooltip>Presentation place information</doc:tooltip>
1487
            <doc:summary>
1488
              The address and contact information where the material was presented. 
1489
            </doc:summary>
1490
            <doc:description>
1491
              The presentation place field is used to provide the contact information
1492
              for the place where the material was presented.            
1493
            </doc:description>
1494
            <doc:example>
1495
              "LTER Network Office", "NCEAS" See sub-elements in 
1496
              responsibleParty.
1497
            </doc:example>
1498
            <doc:lineage>
1499
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1500
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1501
            </doc:lineage>
1502
          </xs:appinfo>
1503
        </xs:annotation>
1504
      </xs:element>
1505
      <xs:element name="section" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1506
        <xs:annotation>
1507
          <xs:appinfo>
1508
            <doc:tooltip>
1509
                  Section of presentation
1510
                </doc:tooltip>
1511
            <doc:summary>
1512
                References a section of the presentation.             
1513
            </doc:summary>
1514
            <doc:description>
1515
                References a section of the presentation.   Gives 
1516
                citation a finer granularity so sections can be referenced 
1517
                instead of the entire presentation.  
1518
            </doc:description>
1519
            <doc:example>
1520
                 "Frame 53, Table 4"        
1521
            </doc:example>
1522
            <doc:lineage>
1523
                This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9 
1524
            </doc:lineage>
1525
          </xs:appinfo>
1526
        </xs:annotation>
1527
      </xs:element>
1528
      <xs:element name="totalPages" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1529
        <xs:annotation>
1530
          <xs:appinfo>
1531
            <doc:tooltip>Total book pages</doc:tooltip>
1532
            <doc:summary>
1533
              The total number of pages in the book.
1534
            </doc:summary>
1535
            <doc:description>
1536
              The total pages field is used to describe the total number of
1537
              pages in the book that is being described.
1538
            </doc:description>
1539
            <doc:example>
1540
              "628"
1541
            </doc:example>
1542
            <doc:lineage>
1543
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1544
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1545
            </doc:lineage>
1546
          </xs:appinfo>
1547
        </xs:annotation>
1548
      </xs:element>
1549
      <xs:element name="totalFigures" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1550
        <xs:annotation>
1551
          <xs:appinfo>
1552
            <doc:tooltip>Number of figures in presentation</doc:tooltip>
1553
            <doc:summary>
1554
              The total number of figures in the presentation.
1555
            </doc:summary>
1556
            <doc:description>
1557
              The total figures field is used to describe the total number of
1558
              figures, diagrams, and plates in the presentation that is being
1559
              documented.
1560
            </doc:description>
1561
            <doc:example>
1562
              "45"
1563
            </doc:example>
1564
            <doc:lineage>
1565
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1566
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1567
            </doc:lineage>
1568
          </xs:appinfo>
1569
        </xs:annotation>
1570
      </xs:element>
1571
      <xs:element name="totalTables" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1572
        <xs:annotation>
1573
          <xs:appinfo>
1574
            <doc:tooltip>Number of tables in presentation</doc:tooltip>
1575
            <doc:summary>
1576
              The total number of tables in a presentation.
1577
            </doc:summary>
1578
            <doc:description>
1579
              The total tables field is used to describe the total number of
1580
              tables that are present in the presentation that is being documented.
1581
            </doc:description>
1582
            <doc:example>
1583
              "10"
1584
            </doc:example>
1585
            <doc:lineage>
1586
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1587
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1588
            </doc:lineage>
1589
          </xs:appinfo>
1590
        </xs:annotation>
1591
      </xs:element>
1592
    </xs:sequence>
1593
  </xs:complexType>
1594
  <xs:complexType name="Generic">
1595
    <xs:sequence>
1596
      <xs:element name="publisher" type="rp:ResponsibleParty">
1597
        <xs:annotation>
1598
          <xs:appinfo>
1599
            <doc:tooltip>Publisher</doc:tooltip>
1600
            <doc:summary>
1601
              Organization which actually publishes the reference
1602
            </doc:summary>
1603
            <doc:description>
1604
              The organization which physically puts together the reference
1605
              and publishes it.  This may differ from the publicationPlace or it  may 
1606
              be the same. 
1607
            </doc:description>
1608
            <doc:example>
1609
              "Harper Collins", "University Of California Press"           
1610
            </doc:example>
1611
            <doc:lineage>
1612
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
1613
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature.
1614
            </doc:lineage>
1615
          </xs:appinfo>
1616
        </xs:annotation>
1617
      </xs:element>
1618
      <xs:element name="publicationPlace" type="rp:ResponsibleParty" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">
1619
        <xs:annotation>
1620
          <xs:appinfo>
1621
            <doc:tooltip>Publication Place</doc:tooltip>
1622
            <doc:summary>
1623
               Organization(s) who authors are affiliated with.      
1624
            </doc:summary>
1625
            <doc:description>
1626
             Organization(s) who authors are affiliated with. There could be multiple 
1627
              authors and therefore multiple affiliations    
1628
            </doc:description>
1629
            <doc:example>
1630
              "LTER Network Office", "NCEAS", "Central Arizona Phoenix LTER"               
1631
            </doc:example>
1632
            <doc:lineage>
1633
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
1634
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1635
            </doc:lineage>
1636
          </xs:appinfo>
1637
        </xs:annotation>
1638
      </xs:element>
1639
      <xs:element name="referenceType" minOccurs="0">
1640
        <xs:annotation>
1641
          <xs:appinfo>
1642
            <doc:tooltip>Reference Type</doc:tooltip>
1643
            <doc:summary>
1644
               The type of reference.     
1645
            </doc:summary>
1646
            <doc:description>
1647
               The reference type describes the type of reference this 
1648
               generic type is being used to represent.
1649
            </doc:description>
1650
            <doc:example>
1651
              "zine", "film", "radio program", etc...             
1652
            </doc:example>
1653
            <doc:lineage>
1654
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
1655
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1656
            </doc:lineage>
1657
          </xs:appinfo>
1658
        </xs:annotation>
1659
      </xs:element>
1660
      <xs:element name="volume" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1661
        <xs:annotation>
1662
          <xs:appinfo>
1663
            <doc:tooltip>Reference volume</doc:tooltip>
1664
            <doc:summary>
1665
              The volume of the reference that is part of a series.
1666
            </doc:summary>
1667
            <doc:description>
1668
              The volume field is used to describe the volume number of a 
1669
              reference that is part of a multi-volume series of references.
1670
            </doc:description>
1671
            <doc:example>
1672
              "Volume 2"
1673
            </doc:example>
1674
            <doc:lineage>
1675
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
1676
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1677
            </doc:lineage>
1678
          </xs:appinfo>
1679
        </xs:annotation>
1680
      </xs:element>
1681
      <xs:element name="numberOfVolumes" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1682
        <xs:annotation>
1683
          <xs:appinfo>
1684
            <doc:tooltip>Number of Volumes</doc:tooltip>
1685
            <doc:summary>
1686
              Number of volumes in a collection or series
1687
            </doc:summary>
1688
            <doc:description>
1689
               Number of volumes in a collection or series           
1690
            </doc:description>
1691
            <doc:example>
1692
              "12"
1693
            </doc:example>
1694
            <doc:lineage>
1695
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9, and was 
1696
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1697
            </doc:lineage>
1698
          </xs:appinfo>
1699
        </xs:annotation>
1700
      </xs:element>
1701
      <xs:element name="totalPages" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1702
        <xs:annotation>
1703
          <xs:appinfo>
1704
            <doc:tooltip>Total reference pages</doc:tooltip>
1705
            <doc:summary>
1706
              The total number of pages in the references.
1707
            </doc:summary>
1708
            <doc:description>
1709
              The total pages field is used to describe the total number of
1710
              pages in the references that is being described.
1711
            </doc:description>
1712
            <doc:example>
1713
              "628"
1714
            </doc:example>
1715
            <doc:lineage>
1716
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1717
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1718
            </doc:lineage>
1719
          </xs:appinfo>
1720
        </xs:annotation>
1721
      </xs:element>
1722
      <xs:element name="totalFigures" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1723
        <xs:annotation>
1724
          <xs:appinfo>
1725
            <doc:tooltip>Number of figures in reference</doc:tooltip>
1726
            <doc:summary>
1727
              The total number of figures in the reference.
1728
            </doc:summary>
1729
            <doc:description>
1730
              The total figures field is used to describe the total number of
1731
              figures, diagrams, and plates in the reference that is being
1732
              documented.
1733
            </doc:description>
1734
            <doc:example>
1735
              "45"
1736
            </doc:example>
1737
            <doc:lineage>
1738
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1739
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1740
            </doc:lineage>
1741
          </xs:appinfo>
1742
        </xs:annotation>
1743
      </xs:element>
1744
      <xs:element name="totalTables" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1745
        <xs:annotation>
1746
          <xs:appinfo>
1747
            <doc:tooltip>Number of tables in reference</doc:tooltip>
1748
            <doc:summary>
1749
              The total number of tables in a reference.
1750
            </doc:summary>
1751
            <doc:description>
1752
              The total tables field is used to describe the total number of
1753
              tables that are present in the reference that is being documented.
1754
            </doc:description>
1755
            <doc:example>
1756
              "10"
1757
            </doc:example>
1758
            <doc:lineage>
1759
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1760
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1761
            </doc:lineage>
1762
          </xs:appinfo>
1763
        </xs:annotation>
1764
      </xs:element>
1765
      <xs:element name="section" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1766
        <xs:annotation>
1767
          <xs:appinfo>
1768
            <doc:tooltip>
1769
                  Section of generic type
1770
            </doc:tooltip>
1771
            <doc:summary>
1772
                References a section of the generic type.         
1773
            </doc:summary>
1774
            <doc:description>
1775
                References a section of the generic type.  Gives citation a 
1776
                finer granularity so sections can be referenced instead of 
1777
                the entire type.  
1778
            </doc:description>
1779
            <doc:example>
1780
                 "Table 3.1", "Chapter 3", "Chapter 3, Section 2"         
1781
            </doc:example>
1782
            <doc:lineage>
1783
                This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9 
1784
            </doc:lineage>
1785
          </xs:appinfo>
1786
        </xs:annotation>
1787
      </xs:element>
1788
      <xs:element name="edition" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1789
        <xs:annotation>
1790
          <xs:appinfo>
1791
            <doc:tooltip>edition</doc:tooltip>
1792
            <doc:summary>
1793
              The edition of the generic reference being described.
1794
            </doc:summary>
1795
            <doc:description>
1796
              The edition field is to document the edition of the generic reference 
1797
              type that is being described.
1798
            </doc:description>
1799
            <doc:example>
1800
              "Second Edition"
1801
            </doc:example>
1802
            <doc:lineage>
1803
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1804
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1805
            </doc:lineage>
1806
          </xs:appinfo>
1807
        </xs:annotation>
1808
      </xs:element>
1809
      <xs:element name="originalPublication" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1810
        <xs:annotation>
1811
          <xs:appinfo>
1812
            <doc:tooltip>
1813
                  Original Publication
1814
                </doc:tooltip>
1815
            <doc:summary>
1816
                  References current publication to its original.                
1817
              </doc:summary>
1818
            <doc:description>
1819
                  Supplemental information about the original publication of the
1820
                  current reference.                 
1821
              </doc:description>
1822
            <doc:example>
1823
                  "Date", "Publisher",  etc...                
1824
                  </doc:example>
1825
            <doc:lineage>
1826
                  This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9.                    
1827
          </doc:lineage>
1828
          </xs:appinfo>
1829
        </xs:annotation>
1830
      </xs:element>
1831
      <xs:element name="reprintEdition" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1832
        <xs:annotation>
1833
          <xs:appinfo>
1834
            <doc:tooltip>
1835
                  Reprint Edition                
1836
              </doc:tooltip>
1837
            <doc:summary>
1838
                Reference for current edition that was originally published under
1839
                a different title.                
1840
              </doc:summary>
1841
            <doc:description>
1842
                Reference for current edition that was originally published under
1843
                a different title.   
1844
              </doc:description>
1845
            <doc:example>
1846
                  "Stream Research in the LTER Network, 1993"               
1847
              </doc:example>
1848
            <doc:lineage>
1849
                  This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9.                    
1850
          </doc:lineage>
1851
          </xs:appinfo>
1852
        </xs:annotation>
1853
      </xs:element>
1854
      <xs:element name="reviewedItem" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1855
        <xs:annotation>
1856
          <xs:appinfo>
1857
            <doc:tooltip>
1858
                  Reviewed Item              
1859
              </doc:tooltip>
1860
            <doc:summary>
1861
                Reference types that are reviews of other references.
1862
              </doc:summary>
1863
            <doc:description>
1864
                Use for articles, chapters, audio visual , etc... that
1865
                are critical rview of books, cinema, art, or other works.
1866
              </doc:description>
1867
            <doc:example>
1868
                   "Structure and Function of an Alpine Ecosystem
1869
                    Niwot Ridge, Colorado
1870
                    Edited by WILLIAM D. BOWMAN and TIMOTHY 
1871
                    R. SEASTEDT, University of Colorado, Boulder"
1872
              </doc:example>
1873
            <doc:lineage>
1874
                  This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9.                    
1875
          </doc:lineage>
1876
          </xs:appinfo>
1877
        </xs:annotation>
1878
      </xs:element>
1879
      <xs:choice minOccurs="0">
1880
        <xs:element name="ISBN" type="xs:string">
1881
          <xs:annotation>
1882
            <xs:appinfo>
1883
              <doc:tooltip>
1884
                  International Standard Book Number
1885
                </doc:tooltip>
1886
              <doc:summary>
1887
                  The unique Internation Standard Book Number
1888
                </doc:summary>
1889
              <doc:description>
1890
                  The ISBN, or International Standard Book Number
1891
                  that has been assigned to this literature resource.
1892
                </doc:description>
1893
              <doc:example>
1894
                  ISBN 1-861003-11-0
1895
                </doc:example>
1896
              <doc:lineage>
1897
                  This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9 and was derived 
1898
                  from the ISO 19115.3 standard (iso-geo-md-2000June-draft) 
1899
                  and the ISO Standard 2108.
1900
                </doc:lineage>
1901
            </xs:appinfo>
1902
          </xs:annotation>
1903
        </xs:element>
1904
        <xs:element name="ISSN" type="xs:string">
1905
          <xs:annotation>
1906
            <xs:appinfo>
1907
              <doc:tooltip>
1908
                  International Standard Serial Number
1909
                </doc:tooltip>
1910
              <doc:summary>
1911
                  The unique Internation Standard Serial Number
1912
                </doc:summary>
1913
              <doc:description>
1914
                  The ISSN, or International Standard Serial Number
1915
                  that has been assigned to this literature resource.
1916
                </doc:description>
1917
              <doc:example>
1918
                  ISSN 1234-5679
1919
                </doc:example>
1920
              <doc:lineage>
1921
                  This field was introduced into EML 2.0 and was derived 
1922
                  from the ISO 19115.3 standard (iso-geo-md-2000June-draft) 
1923
                  and the ISO 3297-1975; ANSI Z39.9-1979 standard.
1924
                </doc:lineage>
1925
            </xs:appinfo>
1926
          </xs:annotation>
1927
        </xs:element>
1928
      </xs:choice>
1929
    </xs:sequence>
1930
  </xs:complexType>
1931
  <xs:complexType name="Thesis">
1932
    <xs:sequence>
1933
      <xs:element name="degree" type="xs:string">
1934
        <xs:annotation>
1935
          <xs:appinfo>
1936
            <doc:tooltip>Degee name</doc:tooltip>
1937
            <doc:summary>
1938
              The name or degree level for which the thesis was completed.
1939
            </doc:summary>
1940
            <doc:description>
1941
              The degree field is used to describe the name or degree level 
1942
              for which the thesis was completed.
1943
            </doc:description>
1944
            <doc:example>
1945
              "Ph.D.", "M.S.", "Master of Science", etc...
1946
            </doc:example>
1947
            <doc:lineage>
1948
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1949
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1950
            </doc:lineage>
1951
          </xs:appinfo>
1952
        </xs:annotation>
1953
      </xs:element>
1954
      <xs:element name="university" type="rp:ResponsibleParty">
1955
        <xs:annotation>
1956
          <xs:appinfo>
1957
            <doc:tooltip>Degree awarding institution</doc:tooltip>
1958
            <doc:summary>
1959
              The name of the degree-awarding institution
1960
            </doc:summary>
1961
            <doc:description>
1962
              The degree institution field is used to name the institution from
1963
              which the degree was awarded for the thesis being described.
1964
            </doc:description>
1965
            <doc:example>
1966
              "Western Washington University"
1967
            </doc:example>
1968
            <doc:lineage>
1969
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1970
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1971
            </doc:lineage>
1972
          </xs:appinfo>
1973
        </xs:annotation>
1974
      </xs:element>
1975
      <xs:element name="publisher" type="rp:ResponsibleParty" minOccurs="0">
1976
        <xs:annotation>
1977
          <xs:appinfo>
1978
            <doc:tooltip>Address where a copy of the thesis may be requested
1979
            </doc:tooltip>
1980
            <doc:summary>
1981
              The address where the thesis may be requested
1982
            </doc:summary>
1983
            <doc:description>
1984
              The publication information field is used to provide the name,
1985
              address, and contact information that is needed in oreder to
1986
              request a copy of the thesis that is being described.
1987
            </doc:description>
1988
            <doc:example>
1989
              Please see the individual sub-fields for specific examples.
1990
            </doc:example>
1991
            <doc:lineage>
1992
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
1993
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
1994
            </doc:lineage>
1995
          </xs:appinfo>
1996
        </xs:annotation>
1997
      </xs:element>
1998
      <xs:element name="totalPages" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
1999
        <xs:annotation>
2000
          <xs:appinfo>
2001
            <doc:tooltip>Thesis Pages</doc:tooltip>
2002
            <doc:summary>
2003
              The total number of pages in the thesis.
2004
            </doc:summary>
2005
            <doc:description>
2006
              The total pages field is used to document the number of pages that
2007
              are present in the thesis that is being described.
2008
            </doc:description>
2009
            <doc:example>
2010
              "356"
2011
            </doc:example>
2012
            <doc:lineage>
2013
              This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 1, and was 
2014
              derived from MARC/various software packages handling literature
2015
            </doc:lineage>
2016
          </xs:appinfo>
2017
        </xs:annotation>
2018
      </xs:element>
2019
      <xs:element name="section" type="xs:string" minOccurs="0">
2020
        <xs:annotation>
2021
          <xs:appinfo>
2022
            <doc:tooltip>
2023
                  section of thesis
2024
                </doc:tooltip>
2025
            <doc:summary>
2026
                References a scection of the thesis.        
2027
            </doc:summary>
2028
            <doc:description>
2029
                References a scection of the thesis.   Gives citation a finer 
2030
                granularity so sections can be referenced instead of the 
2031
                entire thesis.  
2032
            </doc:description>
2033
            <doc:example>
2034
                 "Table 3.1", "Chapter 3", "Chapter 3, Section 2"         
2035
            </doc:example>
2036
            <doc:lineage>
2037
                This field was introduced into EML 2.0 beta 9 
2038
            </doc:lineage>
2039
          </xs:appinfo>
2040
        </xs:annotation>
2041
      </xs:element>
2042
    </xs:sequence>
2043
  </xs:complexType>
2044
</xs:schema>
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