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moving DC fields and identifiers into proper Schemas

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Paulo Graça
2019-11-25 16:05:40 +00:00
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dspace/config/registries/datacite-types.xml
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE dspace-dc-types SYSTEM "dspace-dc-types.dtd">
<!--
This document was based on the OpenAIRE4 Guidelines for Literature Repositories
https://openaire-guidelines-for-literature-repository-managers.readthedocs.io/en/v4.0.0/index.html
-->
<dspace-dc-types>
<dspace-header>
<title>Datacite fields definition</title>
</dspace-header>
<dc-schema>
<name>datacite</name>
<namespace>http://datacite.org/schema/kernel-4</namespace>
</dc-schema>
<!--
OpenAIRE4 Guidelines
21 - Geolocation -->
<dc-type>
<schema>datacite</schema>
<element>geoLocation</element>
<scope_note>Spatial region or named place where the data was gathered or about which the data is focused.</scope_note>
</dc-type>
</dspace-dc-types>

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dspace/config/registries/dublin-core-types.xml
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<scope_note>Uniform Resource Identifier</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<!-- OpenAIRE4 Guidelines -->
<!-- 2.2.2.1. Attribute nameType (R) -->
<!-- and 3.2.6. Subproperty nameIdentifier (R) -->
<!-- specific type required by OpenAIRE4 Guidelines -->
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>authorid</qualifier>
<scope_note>Scopus Author ID</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>ciencia-id</qualifier>
<scope_note>Permanent individual means of identification and authentication for citizens carrying out scientific activity. - https://www.ciencia-id.pt/</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>gsid</qualifier>
<scope_note>Google Scholar ID</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>orcid</qualifier>
<scope_note>Open Researcher and Contributor ID</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>rid</qualifier>
<scope_note>Web of Science ResearcherID</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>isni</qualifier>
<scope_note>International Standard Name Identifier</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>rin</qualifier>
<scope_note>Ringgold identifier</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>ror</qualifier>
<scope_note>Research Organization Registry</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<!-- OpenAIRE4 Guidelines -->
<!-- 6.2.2. Attribute relatedIdentifierType (M) -->
<!-- specific type required by OpenAIRE4 Guidelines -->
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>ark</qualifier>
<scope_note>Archival Resource Key</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>arxiv</qualifier>
<scope_note>arXiv.org identifier</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>bibcode</qualifier>
<scope_note>Astrophysics Data System bibliographic codes; bibcodes can be resolved via http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/bibcode</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>doi</qualifier>
<scope_note>Digital Object Identifier</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>ean13</qualifier>
<scope_note>European Article Number, now renamed International Article Number, but retaining the original acronym, is a 13-digit barcoding standard which is a superset of the original 12-digit Universal Product Code (UPC) system.</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>eissn</qualifier>
<scope_note>International Standard Serial Number (electronic Version)</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>handle</qualifier>
<scope_note>Handle System Identifier</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>igsn</qualifier>
<scope_note>International Geo Sample Number; a 9-digit alphanumeric code that uniquely identifies samples from our natural environment and related sampling features.</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>istc</qualifier>
<scope_note>International Standard Text Code; a unique “number” assigned to a textual work. An ISTC consists of 16 numbers and/or letters.</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>lissn</qualifier>
<scope_note>The linking ISSN or ISSN-L enables collocation or linking among different media versions of a continuing resource.</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>lsid</qualifier>
<scope_note>Life Science Identifiers; a unique identifier for data in the Life Science domain. Format: urn:lsid:authority:namespace:identifier:revision</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>pissn</qualifier>
<scope_note>International Standard Serial Number (print version)</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>pmid</qualifier>
<scope_note>PubMed ID</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>purl</qualifier>
<scope_note>Persistent Uniform Resource Locator</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>upc</qualifier>
<scope_note>Universal Product Code is a barcode symbology used for tracking trade items in stores. Its most common form, the UPC-A, consists of 12 numerical digits.</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>url</qualifier>
<scope_note>Uniform Resource Locator</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>urn</qualifier>
<scope_note>Uniform Resource Name</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>wos</qualifier>
<scope_note>Web of Science accession number</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<!-- Used by system: do not remove -->
<dc-type>
@@ -733,14 +549,6 @@
<qualifier>mesh</qualifier>
<scope_note>MEdical Subject Headings</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<!-- specific type required by OpenAIRE4 Guidelines -->
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>
<element>subject</element>
<qualifier>fos</qualifier>
<scope_note>Fields of Science and Technology - OECD</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>dc</schema>

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dspace/config/registries/openaire4-types.xml
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@@ -15,6 +15,11 @@
<name>oaire</name>
<namespace>http://namespace.openaire.eu/schema/oaire/</namespace>
</dc-schema>
<dc-schema>
<name>datacite</name>
<namespace>http://datacite.org/schema/kernel-4</namespace>
</dc-schema>
<dc-type>
<schema>oaire</schema>
@@ -92,6 +97,23 @@
<schema>oaire</schema>
<element>citationConferenceDate</element>
<scope_note>The date when the conference took place. This property is considered to be part of the bibliographic citation. Recommended best practice for encoding the date value is defined in a profile of ISO 8601 [W3CDTF] and follows the YYYY-MM-DD format.</scope_note>
</dc-type>
</dc-type>
<!--
OpenAIRE4 Guidelines
21 - Geolocation -->
<dc-type>
<schema>datacite</schema>
<element>geoLocation</element>
<scope_note>Spatial region or named place where the data was gathered or about which the data is focused.</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<!-- specific type required by OpenAIRE4 Guidelines -->
<dc-type>
<schema>datacite</schema>
<element>subject</element>
<qualifier>fos</qualifier>
<scope_note>Fields of Science and Technology - OECD</scope_note>
</dc-type>
</dspace-dc-types>

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dspace/config/registries/schema-organization-types.xml
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@@ -41,5 +41,37 @@
3166-1 alpha-2 country code.
</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<!-- OpenAIRE4 Guidelines -->
<!-- 2.2.2.1. Attribute nameType (R) -->
<!-- and 3.2.6. Subproperty nameIdentifier (R) -->
<!-- specific type required by OpenAIRE4 Guidelines -->
<dc-type>
<schema>organization</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<scope_note>Generic Identifier</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>organization</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>isni</qualifier>
<scope_note>International Standard Name Identifier</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>organization</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>rin</qualifier>
<scope_note>Ringgold identifier</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>organization</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>ror</qualifier>
<scope_note>Research Organization Registry</scope_note>
</dc-type>
</dspace-dc-types>

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dspace/config/registries/schema-person-types.xml
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@@ -82,6 +82,53 @@
<element>affiliation</element>
<qualifier>name</qualifier>
<scope_note>The organizational or institutional affiliation of the creator</scope_note>
</dc-type>
</dc-type>
<!-- OpenAIRE4 Guidelines -->
<!-- 2.2.2.1. Attribute nameType (R) -->
<!-- and 3.2.6. Subproperty nameIdentifier (R) -->
<!-- specific type required by OpenAIRE4 Guidelines -->
<dc-type>
<schema>person</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>authorid</qualifier>
<scope_note>Scopus Author ID</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>person</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>ciencia-id</qualifier>
<scope_note>Permanent individual means of identification and authentication for citizens carrying out scientific activity. - https://www.ciencia-id.pt/</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>person</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>gsid</qualifier>
<scope_note>Google Scholar ID</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>person</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>orcid</qualifier>
<scope_note>Open Researcher and Contributor ID</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>person</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>rid</qualifier>
<scope_note>Web of Science ResearcherID</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>person</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>isni</qualifier>
<scope_note>International Standard Name Identifier</scope_note>
</dc-type>
</dspace-dc-types>

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dspace/config/registries/schema-publicationIssue-types.xml
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delimited by commas.
</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<!-- OpenAIRE4 Guidelines -->
<!-- 6.2.2. Attribute relatedIdentifierType (M) -->
<!-- specific type required by OpenAIRE4 Guidelines -->
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>ark</qualifier>
<scope_note>Archival Resource Key</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>arxiv</qualifier>
<scope_note>arXiv.org identifier</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>bibcode</qualifier>
<scope_note>Astrophysics Data System bibliographic codes; bibcodes can be resolved via
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/bibcode.
</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>doi</qualifier>
<scope_note>Digital Object Identifier</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>ean13</qualifier>
<scope_note>European Article Number, now renamed International Article Number, but retaining
the original acronym, is a 13-digit barcoding standard which is a superset of the original
12-digit Universal Product Code (UPC) system.
</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>eissn</qualifier>
<scope_note>International Standard Serial Number (electronic Version)</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>handle</qualifier>
<scope_note>Handle System Identifier</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>igsn</qualifier>
<scope_note>International Geo Sample Number; a 9-digit alphanumeric code that uniquely identifies
samples from our natural environment and related sampling features.
</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>istc</qualifier>
<scope_note>International Standard Text Code; a unique “number” assigned to a textual work. An
ISTC consists of 16 numbers and/or letters.
</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>lissn</qualifier>
<scope_note>The linking ISSN or ISSN-L enables collocation or linking among different media
versions of a continuing resource.
</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>lsid</qualifier>
<scope_note>Life Science Identifiers; a unique identifier for data in the Life Science domain.
Format: urn:lsid:authority:namespace:identifier:revision
</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>pissn</qualifier>
<scope_note>International Standard Serial Number (print version)</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>pmid</qualifier>
<scope_note>PubMed ID</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>purl</qualifier>
<scope_note>Persistent Uniform Resource Locator</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>upc</qualifier>
<scope_note>Universal Product Code is a barcode symbology used for tracking trade items in stores.
Its most common form, the UPC-A, consists of 12 numerical digits.
</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>url</qualifier>
<scope_note>Uniform Resource Locator</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>urn</qualifier>
<scope_note>Uniform Resource Name</scope_note>
</dc-type>
<dc-type>
<schema>creativework</schema>
<element>identifier</element>
<qualifier>wos</qualifier>
<scope_note>Web of Science accession number</scope_note>
</dc-type>
</dspace-dc-types>