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BSI DD 8723-5:2008

BSI DD 8723-5:2008

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Structured vocabularies for information retrieval. Guide – Exchange formats and protocols for interoperability

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3 Contents
Introduction 1
1 Scope 2
2 Normative references 2
3 Definitions 3
4 Functions involving vocabularies that need interoperability 4
5 Data model 7
5.1 General 7
5.2 Notes on the model 9
5.3 Tabular presentation 12
6 Exchange formats 17
6.1 XML schema for thesaurus exchange 17
6.2 Exchanging a whole thesaurus 18
6.3 Updating a thesaurus 18
6.4 Exchanging thesaurus subsets 18
7 Alternative formats in widespread use 28
8 Protocols 29
Annexes
Annex A (informative) Examples of thesaurus data in DD 8723-5 format 30
Bibliography 51
Index (DD 8723-5) 54
List of figures
Figure 1 – UML model 8
Figure 2 – XML schema 19
Figure A.1 – Example A: Hierarchical display 31
Figure A.2 – Example A: Alphabetical display 31
Figure A.3 – Example A: Data encoded in DD 8723-5 format 32
Figure A.4 – Example B: Alphabetical display in English 35
Figure A.5 – Example B: Alphabetical display in Spanish 36
Figure A.6 – Example B: Bilingual classified display, with node labels and notation 37
Figure A.7 – Example B: Data encoded in DD 8723-5 format 38
Figure A.8 – Example C: Alphabetical display 42
Figure A.9 – Example C: Hierarchical display 42
Figure A.10 – Example C: Data encoded in DD 8723-5 format 43
Figure A.11 – Example D: Alphabetical display 45
Figure A.12 – Example D: Classified display 46
Figure A.13 – Example D: Hierarchical display 46
Figure A.14 – Example D: Data encoded in DD 8723-5 format 47
4 List of tables
Table 1 – Attributes and associations of Thesaurus 13
Table 2 – Attributes and associations of ThesaurusArray 14
Table 3 – Attributes and associations of ThesaurusConcept 14
Table 4 – Attributes and associations of ThesaurusTerm 16
Table 5 – Attributes and associations of Note 17
Table 6 – Definitions of occurrence as used in Tables 1 to 5 17
Table A.1 – Tags used for Example B 37
5 Foreword
7 Introduction
8 1 Scope
2 Normative references
9 3 Definitions
3.1 client
3.2 computer application
3.3 data model
3.4 exchange format
3.5 federated search
3.6 markup
3.7 markup language
3.8 protocol
3.9 server
10 4 Functions involving vocabularies that need interoperability
11 a) Publish or exchange a vocabulary
b) Update a vocabulary publication
12 c) Access a vocabulary for indexing or searching
13 5 Data model
5.1 General
14 Figure 1 UML model
15 5.2 Notes on the model
5.2.1 Naming conventions
5.2.2 Symbols for associations
5.2.3 Identifier
5.2.4 Dates
16 5.2.5 Status
5.2.6 Notation
5.2.7 Source
5.2.8 Language codes
5.2.9 Dublin Core elements
5.2.10 Multiplicity of PreferredTerm
5.2.11 Top level concepts
5.2.12 Note references
17 5.2.13 Custom attributes
5.2.14 Arrays and node labels
5.2.15 Relationship roles
18 5.2.16 Compound non-preferred terms
5.2.17 Role of relationship tags
5.3 Tabular presentation
19 Table 1 Attributes and associations of Thesaurus
20 Table 2 Attributes and associations of ThesaurusArray
Table 3 Attributes and associations of ThesaurusConcept
22 Table 4 Attributes and associations of ThesaurusTerm
23 Table 5 Attributes and associations of Note
Table 6 Definitions of occurrence as used in Tables 1 to 5
6 Exchange formats
6.1 XML schema for thesaurus exchange
24 6.2 Exchanging a whole thesaurus
6.3 Updating a thesaurus
6.4 Exchanging thesaurus subsets
a) single records, i.e. all the data associated with a single concept or term. Such subsets are trivially simple and may be conveyed using the appropriate elements from the recommended format, without the validations required for a whole thesaurus;
b) updates (see 6.3);
c) responses in the course of live indexing/searching applications (see Clause 8);
d) selections of data large and coherent enough to serve as an independent thesaurus.
25 Figure 2 XML schema (continued)
34 7 Alternative formats in widespread use
35 8 Protocols
36 Annex A (informative) Examples of thesaurus data in DD 8723-5 format
A.1 General
A.2 Example A: A very simple thesaurus
A.2.1 Source data description
37 Figure A.1 Example A: Hierarchical display
Figure A.2 Example A: Alphabetical display
38 Figure A.3 Example A: Data encoded in DD 8723-5 format
39 A.2.2 Commentary
40 A.3 Example B: Extract from a bilingual thesaurus, with notation and node labels
A.3.1 Source data description
41 Figure A.4 Example B: Alphabetical display in English
42 Figure A.5 Example B: Alphabetical display in Spanish
43 Figure A.6 Example B: Bilingual classified display, with node labels and notation
Table A.1 Tags used for Example B
A.3.2 Commentary
44 Figure A.7 Example B: Data encoded in DD 8723-5 format
47 A.4 Example C: Compound terms
48 Figure A.8 Example C: Alphabetical display
Figure A.9 Example C: Hierarchical display
49 Figure A.10 Example C: Data encoded in DD 8723-5 format
50 A.5 Example D: Thesaurus extract, showing top level terms/concepts
51 Figure A.11 Example D: Alphabetical display
52 Figure A.12 Example D: Classified display
Figure A.13 Example D: Hierarchical display
53 Figure A.14 Example D: Data encoded in DD 8723-5 format
57 Bibliography
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60 Index (DD 8723-5)

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