News Architecture (NAR) 1.2 for IPTC G2-Standards - Framework XML Schema, document version 1
Date of creation of this XML Schema version: 2008-06-30
Date of creation of this XML Schema document version: 2008-07-16
Schema created for the IPTC by Jay Cousins, RivCom Ltd (jay.cousins@rivcom.com), Ulf Wingstedt, CNet Svenska AB (ulf.wingstedt@cnet.se)
Schema maintained for the IPTC by Laurent Le Meur (AFP)
An abstract class. All G2 items are inherited from this class.
W3C's XML Digital Signature
A reference to a remote catalog. A hyperlink to a set of scheme alias declarations.
A short natural language name for the catalog.
A hyperlink to a remote Catalog.
Any other attributes from other namespaces.
Expression of rights to be applied to content
A set of properties directly associated with the Item
The IPTC standard with which the Item is conformant.
The major-minor version of the IPTC standard with which the Item is conformant.
The conformance level with which the Item is conformant.
The persistent, universally unique identifier common for all versions of the Item.
The version of the Item.
A local or remote catalog.
A short natural language name for the Catalog.
A scheme alias-to-URI mapping.
A short string used by the provider as a replacement for a scheme URI.
The URI which identifies the scheme.
The type for a set of properties representing the rights associated with the Item (Type defined in this XML Schema only)
The reference to the part(s) of the content the rights are about
An individual accountable for the content in legal terms.
The person or organisation claiming the intellectual property for the content.
Any necessary copyright notice for claiming the intellectual property for the content.
A natural-language statement about the usage terms pertaining to the content.
An expression of rights in natural language or as a reference to remote information
The type for a set of properties directly associated with the item (Type defined in this XML Schema only)
A link from the current Item to a target Item or Web resource
A group of properties for the management of the item
A short natural language name for the Item.
The nature of the item, set in accordance with the structure of its content.
The party (person or organisation) responsible for the management of the Item.
The date and time on which the current version of the Item was created.
The date and time on which the first version of the Item was created.
The date and time before which all versions of the Item are embargoed. If absent, the Item is not embargoed.
The publishing status of the Item, its value is "usable" by default.
The role of the Item in the editorial workflow.
The recommended file name for this Item.
The name and version of the software tool used to generate the Item.
The name of the structural template (aka profile) used for the generation of the Item.
An editorial service to which an item is assigned by its provider.
A note addressed to the editorial people receiving the Item.
A set of Items around the same theme that this Item is part of.
A frequently updating information object that this Item is an instance of.
An instruction to the processor that the content requires special handling.
An IRI which, upon dereferencing provides an alternative representation of the Item.
A qualifier which specifies the way the target Item is represented at this location.
The PCL-type of a link from the current Item to a target Item or Web resource
The identifier of the relationship between the current Item and the target resource.
The rank of the link among other links
A group of attributes pertaining to any kind of link
The locator of the target resource.
The provider’s identifier of the target resource.
The version of the target resource. By default, the latest revision is retrieved when the link is activated.
The IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority) MIME type of the target resource.
A refinement of a generic content type (i.e. IANA MIME type)
The size in bytes of the target resource.
The globally unique Identifier of the target Item.From NAR1.2 the use of this attribute is deprecated; residref should be used instead.
An IANA MIME type. From NAR 1.2, the use of this attribute is deprecated; contentype should be used instead.
The type for a basic set of metadata properties about the content
A group of properties associated with the administrative facet of content.
A party (person or organisation) which created the content, preferably the name of a person (e.g. a photographer for photos, a graphic artist for graphics, or a writer for textual news).
The editorial urgency of the content.
The date (and optionally the time) on which the content was created.
The date (and optionally the time) on which the content was last modified.
An iconic visual identification of the content
The location from which the content originates.
A party (person or organisation) which originated some information used to create or enhance the content.
A party (person or organisation) which created the resource.
A party (person or organisation) which modified or enhanced the content, preferably the name of a person.
An intended audience for the content.
An excluded audience for the content.
An alternative identifier assigned to the content.
A qualifier which indicates the context within which the alternative identifier has been allocated.
A group of properties associated with the descriptive facet of content.
A language used by the news content
A name for a concept assigned as property value.
The language tag. Values must be valid BCP 47 language tags
A refinement of the semantics of the property
A nature, intellectual or journalistic form of the content
An important topic of the content; what the content is about
A sequence of tokens associated with the content. The interpretation is provider specific
The character string acting as a separator between the tokens in the slugline.
A refinement of the semantics of the slug
A brief and snappy introduction to the news content, designed to catch the reader's attention
A natural-language statement of the date and/or place of creation of the content
A natural-language statement about the creator (author, photographer etc.) of the content
A free-form expression of the credit(s) for the content
A free-form textual description of the content of the item
An assertion about a concept
The type of an assertion about a concept (Type defined in this XML Schema only)
A concept identifier.
The concept represented by the content identified by the local identifier(s)
A set of local identifiers for inline content
A short, natural-language name
The date (and optionally the time) on which the resource was created.
A group of existing concepts which express a new concept.
An individual concept, part of a composite concept expressed by a bag.
A group of properites required to define the concept
A set of properties defining a concept
The preferred unambiguous identifier for the concept.
The nature of the concept.
A natural language name for the concept.
A natural language definition of the semantics of the concept. This definition is normative only for the scope of the use of this concept.
Additional natural language information about the concept.
A intrinsic property of the concept.
The identifier of the relationship between the current concept (containing the facet) and the concept identified by the facet value.
A group of properites required to indicate relationships of the concept to other concepts
An identifier of a concept with equivalent semantics
An identifier of a more generic concept.
An identifier of a more specific concept.
An identifier of a related concept, where the relationship is different from 'sameAs', 'broader' or 'narrower'.
The type for a preferred unambiguous identifier for the concept.
The date (and, optionally, the time) when the concept identifier was created.
The date (and, optionally, the time) after which the concept identifier should not be applied as the value of a property anymore.
The type of a natural language name for the concept (Type defined in this XML Schema only)
The type for an identifier of an equivalent concept (Type defined in this XML Schema only)
The type for an identifier of a related concept
The identifier of the relationship between the current concept and the target concept.
The rank of the current concept among concepts having a relationship to the target concept.
The type for an identifier of a related concept
A group of properties to define the details of specific entities
A set of properties specific to a person
The date the person was born.
The date the person died.
An affiliation of the person with an organisation.
Information how to contact the person.
A group of properties specific to an organisation
The date the organisation was founded/established.
The date the organisation was dissolved.
A place where the organisation is located.
Information how to contact the organisation.
A group of properties specific to a geopolitical area
The coordinates of the location
A group of properties specific to a point of interest
The coordinates of the location
Opening hours of the point of interest expressed in natural language
Total capacity of the point of interest expressed in natural language
Information how to contact the point of interest.
Ways to access the place of the point of interest, including directions.
Detailed information about the location of the point of interest.
A group of properties specific to an object
The type for an affliation of a person to an organisation (Type defined in this XML Schema only)
The type for a location of an organisation (Type defined in this XML Schema only)
The type for geographic coordinates (Type defined in this XML Schema only)
The latitude in decimal degrees.
The longitude in decimal degrees.
The altitude in meters above the zero elevation of the reference system (sea level).
The GPS datum associated with the measure.
The type for information to get in contact with a party (Type defined in this XML Schema only)
An email address.
An instant messaging address.
A phone number, preferred in an international format.
A fax number, preferred in an international format.
A web address.
A refinement of the semantics of the web address.
A postal address.
A line of address information, in the format expected by a recipient postal service. City, country area, country and postal code are expressed separately.
A city/town/village etc. part of the address.
A subdivision of a country part of the address.
A country part of the address.
A postal code part of the address.
A refinement of the semantics of the postal address.
A refinement of the semantics of a contact information.
The type for an electronic address
A refinement of the semantics of the electronic address.
The type for an electronic address with a technical qualifier
A refinement of the semantics of the electronic address.
The technical variant of the electronic address.
A group of attributes to keep track of by whom and when the property value was changed
The local identifier of the property.
If the element is empty, specifies which entity (person, organisation or system) will edit the property. If the element is non-empty, specifies which entity (person, organisation or system) has edited the property.
The date (and, optionally, the time) when the property was last modified. The initial value is the date (and, optionally, the time) of creation of the property.
A group of attributes for language and script related information
Specifies the language of this property and potentially all descendant properties. xml:lang values of descendant properties override this value. Values are determined by Internet BCP 47.
The directionality of textual content.
A group of attriubutes quantifying the property value
The confidence with which the metadata has been assigned.
The relevance of the metadata to the news content to which it is attached.
Why the metadata has been included.
A group of attributes expressing the time period of validity of a relationship
The date (and, optionally, the time) before which a relationship is not valid.
The date (and, optionally, the time) after which a relationship is not valid.
A group of attributes associated with flexible properties
A qualified code which identifies a concept.
A free-text value assigned as property value.
The type of the concept assigned as controlled property value.
The type of a date (required) and a time (optional).
The type of a calendar date with an optional time part which may be truncated from the second part to the month part
The base type for approximate dates.
The type of an integer in the range 1...9.
The type of an integer in the range 0...100.
The type of an Internationalized Resource Identifier Reference, as defined in RFC 3987. Identical to xs : anyURI.
The type of a qualified code, i.e. a scheme alias, followed by a colon (“:”), followed by a code. A string of this type cannot contain white space characters. The code may contain colons.
The Backus Naur Form (BNF) expression for this is:
<qcode> ::= <scheme> ":" <code>
<scheme> is a string containing any character except white space or the ':' character, required <code> is a string containing any character except white space, required
The type of space separated strings of QCodes.
The type of a property with date and time
The type of a property with a date (required) and a time (optional)
The type of a calendar date with an optional time part which may be truncated from the seconds part to the month part
The type of a calendar date with an optional time part and with an optional approximation range for the date.
The date (and optionally time) at which the approximation range begins.
The date (and optionally the time) at which the approximation range ends.
The type for an internationalized string, where the language and directionality in which the information is writte are indirected
The type extending IntlStringType by a version information
The version of a processing resource.
The type to cover all qualifers for an audience property
A qualifier which indicates the expected significance of the content for this specific audience.
The PCL-type for information about the content as natural language string with minimal markup
A refinement of the semantics of the label.
An indication of the target media type(s), values as defined by the Cascading Style Sheets specification [CSS].
The type for nformation about the content as natural language string with minimal markup and line breaks
A refinement of the semantics of the block.
The type for a property with a QCode value in a qcode attribute
A qualified code which identifies a concept.
Type type for a property with a QCode value in a qcode attribute and optional names
The type for a property with a QCode, a type and optional names
The type of the concept assigned as property value.
Flexible generic for both controlled and uncontrolled values
Flexible generic PCL-type for both controlled and uncontrolled values
Flexible generic PCL-type for both controlled and uncontrolled values, with optional attributes
Flexible person data type for both controlled and uncontrolled values
Flexible oraganisation data type for both controlled and uncontrolled values
Flexible geopolitical area data type for both controlled and uncontrolled values
Flexible point-of-intrerest data type for both controlled and uncontrolled values
Flexible party (person or organisation) CCL-type for both controlled and uncontrolled values
Flexible party (person or organisation) PCL-type for both controlled and uncontrolled values
A refinement of the semantics of the property.
Flexible location (geopolitical area of point-of-interest) data type for both controlled and uncontrolled values
A line break
An anchor for inline linking like in HTML
An equivalent of the html class attribute
An equivalent of the html href attribute
An equivalent of the html hreflang attribute
An equivalent of the html rel attribute
An equivalent of the html rev attribute
A generic mechanism for adding inline information to parts of the textual content
An equivalent of the html class attribute
An inline markup tag to be used with any concept
An equivalent of the html class attribute
Simple W3C Ruby Annotation - see http://www.w3.org/TR/ruby/#simple-ruby1
Simple W3C Ruby Annotation - see http://www.w3.org/TR/ruby/.
Ruby base
Ruby parenthesis
Ruby text
A group of elements to express a recurrence (Group defined in this XML Schema only)
This choice and its cardinality requires that there is at least one rDate or rRule element present.
Explicit dates of recurrence.
Rule for recurrence.
Explicit dates to be excluded from any recurrence.
Rule for dates to be excluded from recurrence.
A group of attributes aligning with iCalendar RECUR - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt
The FREQ rule part identifies the type of recurrence rule.
The INTERVAL rule part contains a positive integer representing how often the recurrence rule repeats.
The UNTIL rule part defines a date-time value which bounds the recurrence rule in an inclusive manner.
The COUNT rule part defines the number of occurrences at which to range-bound the recurrence.
The BYSECOND rule part specifies a space separated list of seconds within a minute
The BYMINUTE rule part specifies a space separated list of minutes within an hour.
The BYHOUR rule part specifies space separated list of hours of the day.
The BYDAY rule part specifies a space separated list of days of the week
The BYMONTHDAY rule part specifies a space separated list of days of the month.
The BYMONTH rule part specifies a space separated list of months of the year.
The BYYEARDAY rule part specifies a space separated list of days of the year.
The BYWEEKNO rule part specifies a space separated list of ordinals specifying weeks of the year.
The BYSETPOS rule part specifies a space separated list of values which corresponds to the nth occurrence
within the set of events specified by the rule.
The WKST rule part specifies the day on which the workweek starts.
The type for the BYSECOND rule part of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt
the datatype for a single token in BYSECOND of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt
The type for the BYMINUTE rule part of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt
The datatype for a single token in BYMINUTE of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt
The type for the BYHOUR rule part of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt
The datatype for a single token in BYHOUR of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt.
The type for the BYDAY rule part of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt
The datatype for a single token in BYDAY of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt.
The type for the BYMONTHDAY rule part of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt.
The datatype for a single token in BYMONTHDAY of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt.
bymonthdayPosType
Helper datatype for bymonthdayListType
bymonthdayNegType
Helper datatype for bymonthdayListType
The type for the BYMONTH rule part of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt.
The datatype for a single token in BYMONTH of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt.
The type for the BYYEARDAY rule part of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt
The datatype for a single token in BYYEARDAYof iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt
The type for the BYWEEKNO rule part of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt.
The datatype for a single token in BYWEEKNO of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt.
The type for the BYSETPOS rule part of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt.
The datatype for a single token in BYSETPOS of iCalendar - see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2445.txt.