0.9.12 A description of the conversion/re-formatting of the original source to the described digital object. An element that indicates a set of required resources Structures that identify components of the assets that are aggregated. A locator that associates static structures to structure nodes, such that multiple associations betweens these levels are possible- by reference, rather than inclusion. Element that describes the version of the schema that governs the aggregation. A locator that associates administrative metadata to resource or resource groupings. Element that indicates the duration or extent of a component within an asset. identifies the tool used to make an aggregation instance An element that describes the nature of a party. e.g. a person or an institution An entity within the foreign object; as in the sub assembly typically addressed by an anchor. An element that contains a token by which the associated element is also known in an another system. elements that express instructions required to make resources useable. For example, by transformation. An element that indicates the maximum number of ramlet:selection elements need to be made by a processing application when processing the associated object. Statements of the rights, obligations and restrictions governing the use of the described object. An element that establishes an association between disparate elements. An object that presents a set of resources that a processing application can choose to select, depending on a number of parameters. Elements that provide a human readable descriptor to other elements. Collection of descriptors for the objects that are grouped into a single functional assembly. (needs better name. 'entity' for example) Object that indicates the human language in which is a resource is rendered. An element that indicates the function an associated set of digital resources is intended to have in the aggregation. The objects that an aggregation format instance aggregates. A person or a group performing a role in relation to a specific community or domain (ISO 2146) Element that describes what kind of transformation resources require before rendering, e.g. decompression or decryption. Information about the technical format of the described object. An element that indicates which of the associated objects should be chosen by a processing application in the absence of any parameters that suggest choosing something else. elements that define a label for an order sequence. 'I', 'a)' or '1', for example. A container for metadata schemas. Element that indicates at what point inside an asset a component stops. Container for information about people or institutions in relation to aggregation objects Element that provides a local identifier to an associated instance of an aggregation element. Element that contains a checksum value Element that describes the resource transformation. Description of the circumstances of the creation and custody of the described digital object. The highest level of aggregation defined by a given aggregation format. Asserts an associated condition to be true Element that specifies the relationship a party has with regard to the aggregation. An image that visually identifies an aggregation to a user via an appropriate tool. A locator that associates descriptive metadata to resource or resource groupings. Element that indicates at what point inside an asset a component starts. Identifier for the aggregation. Elements that indicate a parallel relation between two other elements in the same aggregation Container for information about the management of the object. identifies the version of the tool used to make an aggregation instance Elements whose sole purpose it is to contain inline respresentations of aggregated resources (i.e. ramlet:digitalResources) An object that presents a free choice between resources to a processing application. That is, the processing application can decide, on the basis of user responses and other factors, which of the resources listed by 'choice' to render for the user. Identifier for a structural node. Element that describes a required parameter for a resource transformation algorithm Information about locators. Indicates an email adress with which a party can be contacted. An element that indicates the minimum number of ramlet:selection elements need to be made by a processing application when processing the associated object. Elements that express the order between other aggregation elements, limited to just those elements that refer to transformations. Element that contains the date when an associated element was created. Element that contains the name of the party Relations between entities in a dynamicStructure depend on factors that are only true for one state, as calculated in e.g. runtime. intra-aggregationlinks that indicate the presence of links inside the aggregated digital resources. The links parallel links between the resources. An object that allows the specification of links between two aggregation internal objects of the same kind. Currently only known to be used in the staticStructure context. Container for information to support the finding, identifying, selecting and obtaining the object. (FRBR) The structural relations between entities described in a staticStructure always hold true regardless of the state of the aggregation. A resolveable identifier (functional) An element that indicates the method by which the associated resource has been serialised within the aggregation. An element that identifies a synchronously bound data component within an asset. Indicates the type of text used in an associated container node. E.g. plain text or rtf. An element that indicates the inclusion of its associated element in a dynamic structure. A component of a structure. A placeholder for a remote structure. Element that expresses the type of metadata associated with an aggregation element. A collection of static structures. Not all aggregation format have explicit refinements of this class. Element that dynamically indicates a fragment of an asset by specifying the fragment's characteristics. Objects that represent the eligibility of associated objects for inclusion in a dynamic structure. Functions as a facade for remote metadataobjects Element that indicates the state of the associated element. An object that functions as facade for a remote file object. Container for all the information that relates to one file. e.g. a locator to the file, and metadata that describes that file. Elements that impose a sequential order between other elements in the same aggregation. Asserts an associated condition to be false. An element that identifies a transformation routine. Lists all resources that are aggregated in an aggregation instance. An element that indicates a set of excluded resources An element that functions as a facade for an instance of topNode that resides elsewhere. Text that needs to be treated as XHTML. Conformant with URI syntax, even if it isn't necessarily IANA accredited. A required attribute specifying the type of metadata being pointed at (e.g., MARC, EAD, etc.). It must have one of the following values: MARC: any form of MARC record MODS: metadata in the Library of Congress MODS format EAD: Encoded Archival Description finding aid DC: Dublin Core NISOIMG: NISO Technical Metadata for Digital Still Images LC-AV: technical metadata specified in the Library of Congress A/V prototyping project VRA: Visual Resources Association Core TEIHDR: Text Encoding Initiative Header DDI: Data Documentation Initiative FGDC: Federal Geographic Data Committee metadata OTHER: metadata in a format not specified above. Specifies the content-encoding(s) as defined in IETF RFC 2616. A content-encoding value is used as a modifier to the MIME media-type. When present, its value indicates what additional content-encodings have been applied to the resource. Data that describes properties of the object it is associated with. Not MIME types An element that describes the shape of the cp:organization. Text constructs MAY have a "type" attribute. When present, the value MUST be one of "text", "html", or "xhtml". If the "type" attribute is not provided, Atom Processors MUST behave as though it were present with a value of "text". Unlike the atom:content element, MIME media types [MIMEREG] MUST NOT be used as values for the "type" attribute on Text constructs. A Text construct contains human-readable text, usually in small quantities. The content of Text constructs is Language-Sensitive.