article 

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ARTICLE CITATION
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Article citations within a 'host' document

After patent citations the most common citations are articles within serials
(periodicals, magazines), books and electronic (eg. internet) sources).
This is a very complex and varied area to standardise. The tag set below is drawn
from a number of sources as is the order of the tags (which in any case can be
changed depending on the stylesheet used).

EPO and PatXML usage:

    id="ncit0001"  or id="sr-ncit0001"
    num="0001"
    npl-type="s"

The order of tags is (generally) that of WIPO ST.14 / ISO 690 layout:

Examples:

DROP, J.G. Integrated Circuit Personalization at the Module Level. IBM tech. dis. bull.
October 1974, Vol.17, No.5, pages 1344 and 1345, ISSN 2345-6789.
[XPnnnnnnnnnnn].

As a *Search Report* citation the markup is:

<citation>
    <nplcit id='ncit0012' num='0012' npl-type='s' file='XP1234456'>
        <article>
            <author>
                <name>DROP, J.G.</name>
            </author>
            <atl>Integrated Circuit Personalization at the Module Level</atl>
            <serial>
                <sertitle>IBM Tech. Dis. Bull.</sertitle>
                <pubdate>October 1974</pubdate>
                <vid>17</vid>
                <ino>5</ino>
                <issn>2345-6789</issn>
            </serial>
            <refno id='XP1'>XP1234456</refno>
        </article>
        <rel-passage>
            <passage>p. 1344 and 1345</passage>
        </rel-passage>
    </nplcit>
</citation>

Outside the SR it would be (after </serial>): 
        <location>
            <pp>p. 1344 and 1345</pp>
        </location>

BIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS, vol. 1, 1996 Philadelphia, PA, US; abstract no. 193987, 
SEVENIER, ROBERT ET AL: "Ethylene production and involvement during the first 
steps of durum wheat (Triticum durum) anther culture." XP002133847

<citation>
    <nplcit id="sr-ncit0001" num="0001" npl-type"i">
        <article>
            <author><name>SEVENIER, ROBERT ET AL</name><author>
            <atl>"Ethylene production and involvement during the first 
            steps of durum wheat (Triticum durum) anther culture."</atl>
            <serial>
                <sertitle>BIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS</sertitle>
                <imprint><text>Philadelphia, PA, US</text></imprint> 
                <pubdate>1996</pubdate>
                <vid>vol. 1</vid>
            </serial>
            <absno>abstract no. 193987</absno>
            <refno>XP002133847</refno>
        </article>
    </nplcit>
</citation>

Note: it is NOT expected that the applicant will create the tagged data
- it can be generated from a 'pull down' data entry form (eg. in Word) or
generated from internal SR databases or use PatXML. 

In the EPO for the SR we extract from SDMS. .

Element Information

Model

text | (author* , atl{0,1} , subname* , (serial | book) , absno{0,1} , location{0,1} , class* , keyword* , cpyrt{0,1} , artid{0,1} , refno*)
Children: absno, artid, atl, author, book, class, cpyrt, keyword, location, refno, serial, subname, text

Source 

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