nplcit 

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NPLCIT
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Non-Patent Literature (NPL) CITation;

Notes:
This can be free text data without any structure -<text>(#PCDATA) which is NOT
recommended or it can be highly structured data which is marked up 
(generally) according to ST.14 and ISO 690 layout. This is one of the most
diffcult areas to standardise as there is no concensus regarding the best way to
layout a bibliographic citation. We generally adopt to WIPO ST.14 and AACR2

This part of the DTD has used many different sources for element names and DTD
structure and reference:
AACR2 / MARC
ISO 12083 - Electronic manuscript prep. and markup. DTD
Association of American Publishers (AAP) Z39.59 DTD
European Working Group for SGML (EWS) MAJOUR DTD
SuperJournal Full Article DTD
www.superjournal.ac.uk/sj
Elsevier DTD
Medline DTD (NLM)

Attributes (recommended):
    id - ncit0001, ncit0002, etc for the SR: sr-ncit0001
    num - 0001, 0002
    npl-type - The TYPE of citation is office specific (recommended):;
        a - Abstract citation of no specific kind
        b - Book citation
        i - Bilogical abstract citation
        c - Chemical abstracts citation
        e - Database citation
        d - Derwent citation
        p - Patent cited within NPL group
        j - Patent Abstracts of Japan citation (REC 067)
        s - Serial / Journal / Periodical citation
        sc- Conference Proceedings Article
        w - World Wide Web / Internet search citation
    medium - the type of medium
      e.g., online, dvd, cd (CD-ROM), mt (magnetic tape), disk, 
    file - file name on local systems eg. XP number in EPO
    url - where possible give full web link to document

EPO and PatXML usage:

    id="ncit0001"  for the SR: id="sr-ncit0001"
    num="0001"
    npl-type="s" etc

Element Information

Model

text | article | book | online | othercit
Children: article, book, online, othercit, text

Attributes

QName Type Fixed Default Use Inheritable Annotation
file xs:string optional
id xs:ID optional
lang xs:language optional
medium xs:string optional
npl-type xs:string optional
num xs:string optional
url xs:string optional

Source 

<xs:element name="nplcit" type="nplcitType">
  <xs:annotation>
    <xs:documentation>******************************* NPLCIT ******************************* Non-Patent Literature (NPL) CITation; Notes: This can be free text data without any structure -<text>(#PCDATA) which is NOT recommended or it can be highly structured data which is marked up (generally) according to ST.14 and ISO 690 layout. This is one of the most diffcult areas to standardise as there is no concensus regarding the best way to layout a bibliographic citation. We generally adopt to WIPO ST.14 and AACR2 This part of the DTD has used many different sources for element names and DTD structure and reference: AACR2 / MARC ISO 12083 - Electronic manuscript prep. and markup. DTD Association of American Publishers (AAP) Z39.59 DTD European Working Group for SGML (EWS) MAJOUR DTD SuperJournal Full Article DTD www.superjournal.ac.uk/sj Elsevier DTD Medline DTD (NLM) Attributes (recommended): id - ncit0001, ncit0002, etc for the SR: sr-ncit0001 num - 0001, 0002 npl-type - The TYPE of citation is office specific (recommended):; a - Abstract citation of no specific kind b - Book citation i - Bilogical abstract citation c - Chemical abstracts citation e - Database citation d - Derwent citation p - Patent cited within NPL group j - Patent Abstracts of Japan citation (REC 067) s - Serial / Journal / Periodical citation sc- Conference Proceedings Article w - World Wide Web / Internet search citation medium - the type of medium e.g., online, dvd, cd (CD-ROM), mt (magnetic tape), disk, file - file name on local systems eg. XP number in EPO url - where possible give full web link to document EPO and PatXML usage: id="ncit0001" for the SR: id="sr-ncit0001" num="0001" npl-type="s" etc</xs:documentation>
  </xs:annotation>
</xs:element>

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