Copyright 2023 The DOI Foundation Allowed values for roles played by a party as an agent of a Creation. This is an open set. Other values may be registered with the IDF by any Registration Authority. A Performer of spoken (and sometimes silent) dramatic roles. A Creator of a lexical work (words). A Creator of a musical work. An Organization credited as a Creator of a Creation. A creator of a Creation. This is a generic value which may be used when a more appropriate specific role (such as author or composer) is not available. A person responsible for the direction of Performers and other creative elements of a Creation. A Party responsible for the funding of a Creation. A Party making a Creation available to the public. Allowed values for a role associated with a party. This is an open set. Other values may be registered with the IDF by any Registration Authority. A party known as a creator of lexical works (words). A party known for publishing books. A party known as a creator of musical works. An organization known for being credited as a creator of creations. A party known as a creator of creations. This is a generic value which may be used when a more appropriate specific role (such as author or composer) is not available. A party known for providing digital content through the internet, a telecom network or other means of carrier-less delivery. A party known for publishing journals. A party known for providing scheduled or on-demand video services (for example, audiovisual content delivered through tv, satellite, cable or internet media). Allowed values for the types of character in which the content of a referentCreation may be expressed. The values in this element are drawn from the RDA/ONIX Framework for Resource Categorization. Content expressed in line, shape, mass and/or other visually-realized forms. Content expressed in human or machine-readable language. Content expressed in musical notes. Content expressed in a form other than language, music, or image. 'Other' includes other forms of communicating phenomena, qualities, etc., perceived directly through the human senses (for example, natural or machine-generated sounds, aromas, textures as well as those that cannot be perceived directly through the human senses (for example, electromagnetic waves). A Creation identified within a restricted DOI Application Profile for which kernel metadata values are not generally available. Allowed values for types of creationIdentifier. This is an open set. Other values may be registered with the IDF by any Registration Authority. An Ad-ID, a 12-character identifier used by the advertising industry for identifying advertising assets, described at www.ad-id.org. An All Media Guide Identifier, an identifier for entities (artists, music, etc.) in the AMG database now maintained by Rovi. A Baseline Identifier, a 7-digit identifier for audiovisual works. A Content ID Forum Identifier (version 2.0 rev 1.1), specified at http://www.npo-ba.org/cid/cIDfSpecV2R11E.pdf. A Content Reference Identifier, an URI for content created by the TV-Anytime forum and described in RFC 4078. A DOI Name issued under the authority of the International DOI Foundation. An International Article Number (formerly European Article Number), a 13-digit identifier for products. An Identifier of a Creation which denotes its edition. An EIDR ID which identifies a Creation. A Global Release Identifier, an 18-character identifier for releases of music over electronic networks as defined by IFPI. An Internet Movie Database (IMDb) Movie ID, a 7-digit identifier for AudiovisualWorks issued by the IMDb. An International Standard Audiovisual Number, the ISO Standard Identifier for AudiovisualWorks as defined in ISO 15706. An International Standard Book Number, the ISO Standard Identifier for books as defined in ISO 2108, in its 10-digit form. The isbn10 is now deprecated but is included in this schema for legacy purposes. An International Standard Book Number, the ISO Standard Identifier for books as defined in ISO 2108, in its 13-digit form. An International Standard Recording Code, the ISO Standard Identifier for SoundRecordings as defined in ISO 3901. An International Standard Serial Number, the ISO Standard Identifier for published Serials as defined in ISO 3297. An International Standard Text Code, the ISO Standard Identifier for textual works as defined in ISO 21047. An International Standard Musical Work Code, the ISO Standard Identifier for musical works as defined in ISO 15707. An Internet Video Archive Identifier, a 7-digit identifier for trailers, defined by the Internet Video Archive. A MUZE Identifier, an 8-character identifier for music songs in the MUZE database now maintained by Rovi. A Publisher Item Identifier, a 17-character identifier based on ISSN and ISBN that is used commonly by publishers for journal articles. An Identifier from a scheme which is proprietary to a particular party. A Unique Material Identifier, a 32-byte identifier for audiovisual Creations as defined in SMPTE 330M-2004. A Tribune Media Services Unique ID, a 14-character identifier for audiovisual works. A TV Guide Identifier, a 6-digit identifier for televised audiovisual works. A Universal Product Code, a 12-digit identifier for products. A Uniform Resource Identifier, an identifier for WebResources as defined in IETF's RFC 3986. A Uniform Resource Name, an identifier for WebResources as defined in IETF's RFC 2141. A Universally Unique Identifier, an identifier with 32 hexadecimal digits for [Resources] described in ITU-T Rec. X.667 and IETF RFC 4122. Allowed Values for types of creationDate. This is an open set. Other values may be registered with the IDF by any Registration Authority. A date which is the publication date of a creation. A date which is the release date of a creation. Allowed Values for types of creationName. This is an open set. Other values may be registered with the IDF by any Registration Authority. A Title which is a shortened form of another Title. The Title by which a Creation is normally known. A Title by which a Creation was once known. A Name of a Creation. A Principal Title of a Creation. A Title of a Creation. A Title which is a translation of another Title. Allowed values for a structuralType of a Creation. A Creation which exists as a concept and is recognised only through one more more physical, digital or spatio-temporal Manifestations. An abstraction (sometimes known as a 'work' or 'abstract work') represents the content of a creation, regardless of the carrier or media in which it is expressed. For example, the play 'Hamlet' is an abstraction which has been expressed in many performances, printed books, films, broadcasts and more recently in digital media. A Creation which is expressed in digital form. A digital creation is entirely made of digital bits and so may be perceived only through a computer or other intermediary device. For example, an audio CD is not itself a digital creation but a physical one, but it contains several digital creations (the individual tracks). A Creation which is expressed in a transient form. A performance describes a 'spatio-temporal' creation, such as a speech, a play or the playing of a piece of music. It may be recorded for reproduction, but the creation itself is only perceivable in transient form. A Creation which is expressed in physical form. A Creation identified within a restricted DOI Application Profile for which kernel metadata values are not generally available. Allowed values for roles played by a Creation in relation to another Creation. This is an open set. Other values may be registered with the IDF by any Registration Authority. A SupplementalResource in an AudioVisual Creation which is synchronized to the original Creation (for example, an alternate audio track or camera angle). A Chapter of the linked Creation (that is, a formal subdivision of lexical Creation). A short excerpt of a longer Audio or AudioVisual Creation, often made for promotional or preview purposes but which may also be made available commercially. A Cue Sheet for the linked Creation (that is, a metadata file identifying Creations (typically music) which are included in a TVProgramme, CD, DVD or other Audio or AudioVisual Creation). A Creation made, in whole or part, from the linked Creation. Derivation is the most general term to cover all forms of adaptation, versioning, performing, fixing and abstracting of one Creation from another, and can be used when the specific type of derived relationship is undefined or unclear. A recorded Performance of a Film or other AudioVisual Creation. A Creation playing the role of Edit always has the structuralType of 'Performance'. A published version of a textual or visual Creation in which some of the original form and/or content has been re-ordered, changed or omitted. An Episode of a linked Creation (that is, a Part of a Series broadcast as a single complete programme). A persistent Manifestation of the linked Creation. Fixations include all types of digital files or physical carriers on or in which content is fixed by digital or analogue methods. A Creation that is the same as the linked Creation. A Creation that is part of (that is, wholly contained within) the linked Creation (for example, an illustration within a book, a volume of an encyclopaedia). This is a generic value which may be used when a more appropriate specific part role (such as chapter) is not available. A Performance of the linked Creation (for example, a recorded performance of a musical work). A Creation which promotes the use of the linked Creation. A Season of the linked Series. A Creation that shares some content with the linked Creation (for example, two books which have common Chapters, or a TV show that contains an excerpt of a Film). A Creation which accompanies the linked Creation (this includes, for example, all kinds of preface or epilogue in a textual Creation, or trailers or outtakes in an Audiovisual Creation). A Creation that contains content coming from one or more places in the linked Creation (for example, a text which contains some paragraphs from a pre-existing text). The content may or may not be identified as a distinct Part. A Translation of the linked Creation (that is, whose words are expressed in a different language from its Source). A Creation with a relationship with the linked Creation which is unknown or not covered by the available options. A Version of the linked Creation (that is, a version which updates and replaces the previous version). Allowed Values for types of Creation. This is an open set. Other values may be registered with the IDF by any Registration Authority. A non-fictional text in prose form (typically between a few paragraphs and a few pages in length) included with others in a Publication to provide information and/or opinion. A blog (weblog) on a website. An entry in a Blog. A non serial Creation, capable of being expressed in printed form with multiple bound pages and covers, published with a distinct Title and not as part of another Publication unless it is set of similar Resources. A DOI applied at this level may refer to a Book which appears in physical, digital and audio forms. A Chapter of a Book. A Series of Books. A formal subdivision of a lexical Creation. A chronological Report on a series of events which is a part of a clinical trial. A short excerpt of a longer Audio or AudioVisual Creation, often made for promotional or preview purposes but which may also be made available commercially. A Publication consisting of contributions presented at a conference. A Series of ConferenceProceedings. A collection of journal articles, BookChapters and/or other components making up reading materials for an academic course. A Dataset describing the structure of a crystal. A metadata file identifying Creations (typically music) which are included in a TVProgramme, CD, DVD or other Audio or AudioVisual Creation. A Set of numeric and related data (typically associated with scientific research). An entry in a dictionary. A Book published in downloadable digital form. An entry in an encyclopaedia. An image, table or other graphical feature which is an integral part of a lexical work. An AudioVisual Creation, normally of at least 40 minutes duration, first played in a movie theatre (in the US) or a cinema (in most of the rest of the world), or released directly to video. A Visual Creation not intended to be viewed in linear fashion (for example, DVD menus, interactive TV overlays, customized players). A Periodical principally consisting of Articles contributed by expert authors, with a specific theme, subject area and target audience, normally of a scholarly, scientific and/or technical nature. An Article in a Journal. A collection of Articles published together in one or more fixations representing a single issue of a Journal. Typically a journal issue will be identified with a specific date of publication. A numbered Set of JournalIssues, normally representing the issues published in a specific period such as a calendar year. A Resource for use in teaching and learning. A Report on a medical case. A moving Image. A Serial whose issues normally are published at regular intervals. A Book published in printed form. A lexical Creation containing statements about event(s) or state(s) in the past or present. A Chapter of a Report. A Series of Reports. A Creation identified within a restricted DOI Application Profile for which kernel metadata values are not generally available. A sub-grouping of an Audio or AudioVisual Series. A Creation whose parts are published sequentially in time. A collection of Articles published together in one or more fixations representing a single issue of a Serial. Typically a serial issue will be identified with a specific date of publication. A Set of related Creations published sequentially, typically under some common Name. A complete AudioVisual Creation (that is, not a Clip or Excerpt), of no more than 40 minutes duration, that was not made for television. A formal standard adopted by ISO or another recognized standards body. A Series of Standards. A still Image. A Creation which accompanies another Creation (this includes, for example, all kinds of preface or epilogue in a textual Creation, or trailers or outtakes in an Audiovisual Creation). A lexical Creation written for the attainment of a degree or award from an academic institution. An AudioVisual Creation made for, or first broadcast on, television. A Creation made for, or first published on, the World Wide Web. A website. Allowed values for the langauage of content type. This is an open set. Other values may be registered with the IDF by any Registration Authority. The original language in which content is created. A translation of a content from another form. Allowed values for sensory modes with which a Creation is intended to be perceived. If the creation is an abstraction, this value may be used to refer to the mode in which manifestations of the abstraction can be expressed. For example, a musical work is abstraction that may be expressed in a performance (audio), in notational form (visual) or in braille notation (tangible). Of a Creation which is intended to be listened to. Of a Creation which is intended to be smelled. A Creation identified within a restricted DOI Application Profile for which kernel metadata values are not generally available. Of a Creation which is intended to be touched. Of a Creation which is intended to be tasted. Of a Creation which is intended to be looked at. Allowed values for Territories not included in the ISO 3166-1 list. Netherlands Antilles. Czechoslovakia. Czechoslovakia. German Democratic Republic. German Democratic Republic. Serbia and Montenegro. Serbia and Montenegro. USSR. USSR. Vietnam, Democratic Republic of. Vietnam, Democratic Republic of. Yemen, Democratic (South Yemen). Yemen, Democratic (South Yemen). Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia. Kosovo. Allowed values for types of partyIdentifier. This is an open set. Other values may be registered with the IDF by any Registration Authority. A DOI Name issued under the authority of the International DOI Foundation. An EIDR ID which identifies a Party. An Interested Party Number, an identifier for Parties issued under the governance of CISAC. Formerly known as the CAE (Compositeur, Auteur, Editeur) Number. An International Standard Name Identifier, the ISO Standard Identifier for Parties as defined in ISO 27729. An Identifier for a Party issued by the ORCID agency. An Identifier from a scheme which is proprietary to a particular party. Allowed values for types of partyName. This is an open set. Other values may be registered with the IDF by any Registration Authority. A shortened form of a Name (which may be an acronym, in whole or in part) by which a party is known. A Name by which a party was previously known. A Name by which a party is known. The Name by which a party is principally known. Allowed values for the primary type of a referent. A non-human animal. Animals may require identification for many reasons: for example, as performers ('Lassie'). An individual human being, real or imaginary, or an imaginary Party attributed with characteristics of a human being (for example, Homer Simpson, Mickey Mouse). Individuals may be real, legendary or imaginary, and do not need to be biologically unique. Personas adopted for artistic or other purposes may be referenced with DOIs as unique individuals. For example, the authors 'Ellis Peters' 'John Redfern' 'Jolyon Carr' and 'Peter Benedict' may be identified as a unique parties distinct from the person 'Edith Pargeter', for whom they are all pen-name pseudonyms. 'Mickey Mouse' may be identified as an individual for the purpose of unique identification as a performer in a creation, or 'Borat' or 'Hamlet' for the identification of a character depicted in a fictional work. A Party which is either a legal person such as a corporation or legal partnership (but not a human being); or a group of Individuals, or a group of organizations. Organizations include all groupings of two or more parties, as well as legally defined, non-human parties. Allowed values for a role which one party plays in a link to another party. Where roles have complementary pairs (for example, parent-child or member-memberOrganization) only one of these is included in this list, and this role should be associated in the linkedParty element with the appropriate party. An Organization which is a subsidiary of another Organization. An Organization which is a division or department of another Organization. An Individual who is married to another Individual. A Party which is a member of an Organization. An Individual who is the parent of another Individual. An Individual who is a brother or sister of another Individual. Allowed values for the type of a place. This is an open set. Other values may be registered with the IDF by any Registration Authority. Additions are expected very soon. The place where a creation is published. The place where a creation is made. Allowed values for types of partyName. This is an open set. Other values may be registered with the IDF by any Registration Authority. A shortened form of a Name (which may be an acronym, in whole or in part) by which a place is known. A Name by which a place was previously known. A Name by which a place is known. The Name by which a place is principally known. Allowed values for the primary type of a referent. A Resource made, directly or indirectly, by one or more human beings. An individual person, animal or organization capable of acting, or being perceived to act, as an agent. Parties may be real, legendary or imaginary, and do not need to be biologically unique. Personas adopted for artistic or other purposes may be referenced with DOIs as unique individuals. For example, the authors 'Ellis Peters' 'John Redfern' 'Jolyon Carr' and 'Peter Benedict' may be identified as a unique parties distinct from the person 'Edith Pargeter', for whom they are all pen-name pseudonyms. 'Mickey Mouse' may be identified as an individual for the purpose of unique identification as a performer in a creation, or 'Borat' or 'Hamlet' for the identification of a character depicted in a fictional work. Allowed values for resource types (e.g. MIME types). application/rdf+xml application/xml text/html text/xml Allowed values for types of sequenceIdentifier. This is an open set. Other values may be registered with the IDF by any Registration Authority. A SequenceIdentifier odentifying a chapter in a containing creation. A SequenceIdentifier odentifying an issue in a containing creation. A SequenceIdentifier identifying a page in a containing creation, e.g. in a book or in a journal, on which a contained creation, e.g. a chapter or an article, starts. An Identifier from a scheme which is proprietary to a particular party. A SequenceIdentifier odentifying a track in a containing creation. A SequenceIdentifier odentifying a volume in a containing creation. Allowed values for Territories not included in the ISO 3166-1 list. Allowed values for the proximity of a declared time to the actual time referenced. A null value indicates that the date is accurate. A time which is after the time stated. A time which is before the time stated. A time which is approximately accurate. A time which is the same as or before the time stated. A time which is the same as or after the time stated.