TOC 4.4 Bibliography

For the bibliography and the citations in the text the Harvard referencing style is used. This could be changed by creating another style XML Schema and replacing the biblio_harvard.xsd and the include reference in the elml.xsd. The following instructions are roughly guided by the referencing guide of the Bournemouth University which can be found at http://www.bournemouth.ac.uk/academic_services/documents/Library/ Citing_References.pdf.

TOC UP 4.4.1 Element <bibliography>
Description:
The element <bibliography> allows to add a listing of all used and referenced resources for a specific lesson. It can one or many of the sub-elements listed in the graphic on the left hand side.
Multiplicity:
The element <bibliography> occurs once within the element <lesson>.
Attribute(s):
none

TOC UP 4.4.2 Element <book>
Description:
The element <book> allows to insert a book into the bibliography of a lesson. The book is described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Multiplicity:
The element <book> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of this book. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
author optional The attribute author contains the authors surname and initials in the format: surname, initial. initial. (second initial optional). If there are more than one author the second, third,… author is added in the same style delimited by commas.
publicationYear optional The attribute publicationYear contains the year (e.g. 2004) in which the book was published.
title optional The attribute title contains the title (inclusive subtitle if needed) of the book.
edition optional The attribute edition contains the edition of the book (e.g. 2nd ed). Do not fill in this attribute if it is the first edition.
publicationPlace optional The attribute publicationPlace contains the place where the book was published (e.g. London or Zürich).
publisher optional The attribute publisher contains the name of the publisher who published the book (e.g. O'Reilly).
XML Example:
<book bibID="b1" author="Mueller, H." publicationPlace="Zürich" publicationYear="2004" publisher="XY Verlag" title="The wonders of XML" edition="2nd ed"/>

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TOC UP 4.4.3 Element <contributionInBook>
Description:
The element <contributionInBook> allows to insert a contribution in a book into the bibliography of a lesson. The contribution is described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Multiplicity:
The element <contributionInBook> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of this contribution in a book. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
author optional The attribute author contains the authors surname and initials in the format: surname, initial. initial. (second initial optional). If there are more than one author the second, third,… author is added in the same style delimited by commas.
publicationYear optional The attribute publicationYear contains the year (e.g. 2004) in which the book containing the contribution was published.
titleOfContribution optional The attribute titleOfContribution contains the title of the contribution (not the title of the book).
editor optional The attribute editor contains the author or editor of the book containing the contribution in the format: initial. initial. (second initial optional) surname
title optional The attribute title contains the title (inclusive subtitle if needed) of the book containing the contribution.
publicationPlace optional The attribute publicationPlace contains the place where the book containing the contribution was published (e.g. London or Zürich).
publisher optional The attribute publisher contains the name of the publisher who published the book containing the contribution (e.g. O'Reilly).
pageNr optional The attribute pageNr contains the numbers of the pages of the book that are filled with the contribution (e.g. 115 – 186).
XML Example:
<contributionInBook bibID="b2" author="Fliesch, J." publicationPlace="Bern" publicationYear="2003" publisher="ZJ Verlag" title="Introduction to XML" editor="S. Meier" pageNr="52-96" titleOfContribution="Tipps and Tricks"/>

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TOC UP 4.4.4 Element <journalArticle>
Description:
The element <journalArticle> allows to insert a journal article into the bibliography of a lesson. The journal article is described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Multiplicity:
The element <journalArticle> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of the journal article. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
author optional The attribute author contains the authors surname and initials in the format: surname, initial. initial. (second initial optional). If there are more than one author the second, third,… author is added in the same style delimited by commas.
publicationYear optional The attribute publicationYear contains the year (e.g. 2004) in which the journal article was published.
title optional The attribute title contains the title of the journal article.
journalTitle optional The attribute journalTitle contains the title of the journal in which the article is published.
volumeNr optional The attribute volumeNr contains the volume number of the journal in which the article is published.
pageNr optional The attribute pageNr contains the numbers of the pages of the journal that are filled with the article (e.g. 86-89).
XML Example:
<journalArticle bibID="b4" author="Tiefenbach, P." journalTitle="Geomatik Schweiz, Geoinformation und Landmanagement" pageNr="344" publicationYear="2003" title="3D-Visualisierung Regio-Klima" volumeNr="6"/>

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TOC UP 4.4.5 Element <newspaperArticle>
Description:
The element <newspaperArticle> allows to insert a newspaper article into the bibliography of a lesson. The newspaper article is described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Multiplicity:
The element <newspaperArticle> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of the newspaper article. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
author optional The attribute author contains the authors surname and initials in the format: surname, initial. initial. (second initial optional) or the newspaper title. If there are more than one author the second, third,… author is added in the same style delimited by commas.
publicationYear optional The attribute publicationYear contains the year (e.g. 2004) in which the newspaper article was published.
title optional The attribute title contains the title of the newspaper article.
newspaperTitle optional The attribute newspaperTitle contains the title of the newspaper in which the article is published.
dayMonth optional The attribute dayMonth contains the day and month on which the newspaper article is published (e.g. 4 June).
pageNr optional The attribute pageNr contains the numbers of the pages of the newspaper that are filled with the article (e.g. 15).
XML Example:
<newspaperArticle bibID="b5" dayMonth="27. Januar" newspaperTitle="20 Minuten, Basel" pageNr="6" publicationYear="2004" title="Radioaktiver Müll im Alteisen entdeckt" author="20 Minuten"/>

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TOC UP 4.4.6 Element <map>
Description:
The element <map> allows to insert a map into the bibliography of a lesson. The map is described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Multiplicity:
The element <map> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of the map. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
author optional The attribute author (may be cartographer, surveyor, compiler, editor, copier, maker, engraver, etc.) contains the authors surname and initials in the format: surname, initial. initial. (second initial optional). If there are more than one author the second, third,… author is added in the same style delimited by commas.
publicationYear optional The attribute publicationYear contains the year (e.g. 2004) in which the map was published.
title optional The attribute title contains the title of the map.
scale optional The attribute scale contains the scale of the map. Should normally be given as a ratio (e.g. 1:25'000).
publicationPlace optional The attribute publicationPlace contains the place where the map was published (e.g. London or Zürich).
publisher optional The attribute publisher contains the name of the publisher who published the map.
XML Example:
<map bibID="b6" author="Intergraph" publicationYear="2001" publicationPlace="Zürich" publisher="Orell Füssli, Kartographie AG" scale="1:350'000" title="Schweizerkarte"/>

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TOC UP 4.4.7 Element <conferencePaper>
Description:
The element <conferencePaper> allows to insert a conference paper into the bibliography of a lesson. The conference paper is described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Multiplicity:
The element <conferencePaper> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of the conference paper. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
author optional The attribute author contains the contributing authors surname and initials in the format: surname, initial. initial. (second initial optional). If there are more than one author the second, third,… author is added in the same style delimited by commas.
publicationYear optional The attribute publicationYear contains the year (e.g. 2004) in which the conference paper was published.
titleOfContribution optional The attribute titleOfContribution contains the title of the conference paper.
editor optional The attribute editor contains the editor of the conference proceedings containing the conference paper in the format: initial. initial. (second initial optional) surname
proceedingsTitle optional The attribute proceedingsTitle contains the title of the conference proceedings in which the conference paper is published.
datePlace optional The attribute datePlace contains the date and the place of the conference (e.g. 3-5 December 2003 London).
publicationPlace optional The attribute publicationPlace contains the place where the conference proceedings were published (e.g. Oxford).
publisher optional The attribute publisher contains the name of the publisher who published the conference proceedings.
pageNr optional The attribute pageNr contains the numbers of the pages of the conference proceedings that are filled with the paper (e.g. 156-161).
XML Example:
<conferencePaper bibID="b7" author="Cantoni, R., Vassena, G., Lanzi, C." datePlace="September, 1-2, 2002, Corfu, Greece" editor="W. Boehler" pageNr="115" proceedingsTitle="Proceedings of the CIPA WG 6 International Workshop on Scanning for Cultural Heritage Recording" titleOfContribution="Digital Photogrammetry and Laser Scanning in Surveying the 'Nymphaea' in Pompeii" publicationPlace="Thessaloniki" publicationYear="2002" publisher="Publishing Ziti"/>

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TOC UP 4.4.8 Element <publicationCorporateBody>
Description:
The element <publicationCorporateBody> allows to insert a publication of a corporate body like, for example, a government department or any other organisation into the bibliography of a lesson. The publication is described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Multiplicity:
The element <publicationCorporateBody> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of the publication. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
author optional The attribute author contains the name of the issuing body (e.g. OpenGIS Consortium).
publicationYear optional The attribute publicationYear contains the year (e.g. 2004) in which the publication was published.
title optional The attribute title contains the title of the publication.
publicationPlace optional The attribute publicationPlace contains the place where the publication was published (e.g. Oxford).
publisher optional The attribute publisher contains the name of the publisher who published the publication.
reportNr optional The attribute reportNr contains the numbers of the report if relevant.
XML Example:
<publicationCorporateBody bibID="b8" author="Unesco" publicationPlace="Paris" publicationYear="1993" publisher="Unesco" reportNr="PGI-93/WS/22" title="General information programme and UNISIST"/>

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TOC UP 4.4.9 Element <thesis>
Description:
The element <thesis> allows to insert a thesis into the bibliography of a lesson. The thesis is described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Multiplicity:
The element <thesis> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of the thesis. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
author optional The attribute author contains the authors surname and initials in the format: surname, initial. initial. (second initial optional).
publicationYear optional The attribute publicationYear contains the year (e.g. 2004) in which the thesis was published.
title optional The attribute title contains the title of the thesis.
designation optional The attribute designation contains the designation of the thesis (e.g. Thesis).
type optional The attribute type contains the type of the thesis (e.g. PhD).
institution optional The attribute institution contains the institution to which the thesis was submitted (e.g. London University).
published optional The attribute published contains yes or no depending if the thesis is published or not.
XML Example:
<thesis bibID="b9" author="Annen, A." designation="Thesis" institution="Fachhochschule beider Basel FHBB, Muttenz" publicationYear="2003" published="no" title="Geodatenmodellierung und -transfer – modellbasierte Datenkonvertierung zwischen INTERLIS-2 und GML-3" type="Diploma"/>

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TOC UP 4.4.10 Element <patent>
Description:
The element <patent> allows to insert a patent into the bibliography of a lesson. The patent is described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Multiplicity:
The element <patent> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of the patent. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
author optional The attribute author contains the originator or the name of the applicant of the patent.
publicationYear optional The attribute publicationYear contains the year (e.g. 2004) in which the patent was published.
title optional The attribute title contains the title of the patent.
designation optional The attribute designation contains the series designation which may include the full date (e.g. 1981-01-07).
XML Example:
<patent bibID="b10" designation="European patent application 0021165 A1. 1981-01-07" author="Philip Morris Inc." publicationYear="1981" title="Optical perforating apparatus and system"/>

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TOC UP 4.4.11 Element <videoFilmBroadcast>
Description:
The element <videoFilmBroadcast> allows to insert a video, a film or broadcast into the bibliography of a lesson. These references are described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Multiplicity:
The element <videoFilmBroadcast> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of the newspaper article. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
title optional The attribute title contains the title of the video, the film or the broadcast.
publicationYear optional The attribute publicationYear contains the year (e.g. 2004) in which the referenced resources were published.
designation optional The attribute designation contains the material designation (e.g. Film).
author optional The attribute author contains the subsidiary originator. The director (name surname) is preferred.
productionPlace optional The attribute productionPlace contains the place where the referenced resource was produced.
productionOrganisation optional The attribute productionOrganisation contains the name of the organisation that produced the resource.
XML Example:
<videoFilmBroadcast bibID="b11" designation="Video" author="Orson Welles" productionOrganisation="Harper Videos" productionPlace="London" publicationYear="1948" title="Birds in the Garden"/>

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TOC UP 4.4.12 Element <websites>
Description:
The element <websites> allows to insert a website or an ebook into the bibliography of a lesson. The website or ebook is described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Multiplicity:
The element <websites> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of the website or ebook. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
author optional The attribute author contains the authors or editors surname and initials in the format: surname, initial. initial. (second initial optional). If there are more than one author the second, third,… author is added in the same style delimited by commas.
publicationYear optional The attribute publicationYear contains the year (e.g. 2004) in which the website or ebook was published.
title optional The attribute title contains the title of the website or ebook.
edition optional The attribute edition contains the edition of the website or ebook if it is not the first (e.g. 2nd ed).
publicationPlace optional The attribute publicationPlace contains the place where the website or ebook is published (e.g. Oxford or Zürich).
publisher optional The attribute publisher contains the name of the publisher of the website or ebook (if known).
url optional The attribute url contains the url of the website or ebook.
accessedDate optional The attribute accessedDate contains the date when the resource was last accessed (e.g. 4 April 2004).
XML Example:
<websites bibID="b12" accessedDate="27 January 2004" publicationPlace="Muttenz" publicationYear="2004" publisher="FHBB, Abteilung VGI" title="Abteilung Vermessung und Geoinformation" url="http://www.fhbb.ch/geomatik" edition="5" author="FHBB, Abt. VGI"/>

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TOC UP 4.4.13 Element <eJournals>
Description:
The element <eJournals> allows to insert an article of an electronic journal. The eJournal article is described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Multiplicity:
The element <eJournals> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of the eJournal article. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
author optional The attribute author contains the authors surname and initials in the format: surname, initial. initial. (second initial optional). If there are more than one author the second, third,… author is added in the same style delimited by commas.
publicationYear optional The attribute publicationYear contains the year (e.g. 2004) in which the eJournal article was published.
title optional The attribute title contains the title of the eJournal article.
journalTitle optional The attribute journalTitle contains the title of the eJournal in which the article is published.
volumeNr optional The attribute volumeNr contains the volume number of the eJournal in which the article is published.
url optional The attribute url contains the url of the eJournal article.
accessedDate optional The attribute accessedDate contains the date when the resource was last accessed (e.g. 4 April 2004).
XML Example:
<eJournals bibID="b13" accessedDate="27 January 2004" author="Kliger, R., Johansson, M., Perstorper, M., Johansson, G." journalTitle="European Journal of Wood and Wood products" title="Distortion of Norway spruce timber Part 3: Modelling bow and spring" publicationYear="2003" url="http://www.metla.fi/info/vlib/Forestry/Category/Publications/Journals/" volumeNr="61 (4)"/>

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TOC UP 4.4.14 Element <mailLists>
Description:
The element <mailLists> allows to insert an email list into the bibliography of a lesson. The email list is described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Items in email lists my only be kept on the server for a short time. Therefore, a local copy should be kept by the author who is giving the citation.
Multiplicity:
The element <mailLists> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of the mail list. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
author optional The attribute author contains the authors surname and initials in the format: surname, initial. initial. (second initial optional). If there are more than one author the second, third,… author is added in the same style delimited by commas.
dayMonthYear optional The attribute dayMonthYear contains the day, the month and the year (e.g. 2 May 2003) of the publication of the message referenced.
subject optional The attribute subject contains the subject/title of the message.
discussionList optional The attribute discussionList contains the name of the mail list in which the message is published.
url optional The attribute url contains the url of the message / mail list.
accessedDate optional The attribute accessedDate contains the date when the resource was last accessed (e.g. 4 April 2004).
XML Example:
<mailLists bibID="b16" accessedDate="17 June 2000" author="Brack, E.V." dayMonthYear="2 May 2000" discussionList="Lis-link" subject="Re: Computing short courses" url="mailbase@mailbase.ac.uk"/>

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TOC UP 4.4.15 Element <personalMail>
Description:
The element <personalMail> allows to insert a personal mail message into the bibliography of a lesson. The personal mail message is described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Multiplicity:
The element <personalMail> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of the mail message. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
author optional The attribute author contains the authors surname and initials in the format: surname, initial. initial. (second initial optional. If there are more than one author the second, third,… author is added in the same style delimited by commas.
emailSender optional The attribute emailSender contains the email address of the sender of the message.
dayMonthYear optional The attribute dayMonthYear contains the day, the month and the year on which the email message is sent.
subject optional The attribute subject contains the subject of the message.
receipient optional The attribute recipient contains the name (initial. surname) of the recipient of the mail message.
emailRecipient optional The attribute emailRecipient contains the email address of the recipient of the mail message.
published optional The attribute published contains yes or no depending if the message is published or not.
XML Example:
<personalMail bibID="b14" author="Bleisch, S." dayMonthYear="27 January 2004" emailRecipient="fisler@geo.unizh.ch" emailSender="s.bleisch@fhbb.ch" published="no" recipient="J. Fisler" subject="Bibliographic Referencing"/>

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TOC UP 4.4.16 Element <cdRom>
Description:
The element <cdRom> allows to insert a cd rom into the bibliography of a lesson. The cd rom is described by a number of attributes. The element may contain simple text with additional information about this resource.
Multiplicity:
The element <cdRom> occurs zero, once or as many times as needed within the element <bibliography>.
Attribute(s):
Name: Use: Value:
bibID required The attribute bibID contains the user defined ID of the cd rom. bibIDs need to be unique within a lesson. The bibID is referenced from within the lesson using the bibIDRef attribute of an element.
author optional The attribute author contains the authors or editors surname and initials in the format: surname, initial. initial. (second initial optional. If there are more than one author the second, third,… author is added in the same style delimited by commas.
publicationYear optional The attribute publicationYear contains the year (e.g. 2004) in which the cd rom was published.
title optional The attribute title contains the title of the cd rom.
edition optional The attribute edition contains the edition of the cd rom if it is not the first (e.g. 2nd ed).
publicationPlace optional The attribute publicationPlace contains the place where the cd rom is published.
publisher optional The attribute publisher contains the name of the publisher of the cd rom.
supplier optional The attribute supplier contains the supplier of data for the cd rom or an optional database identifier number.
accessedDate optional The attribute accessedDate contains the date on which the resource was last accessed (e.g. 5 April 2004).
XML Example:
<cdRom bibID="b15" author="Hawking, S.W." publicationYear="1994" publisher="Crunch Media" title="A brief history of time: An interactive adventure" accessedDate="28 January 2004" edition="4" publicationPlace="Hamburg" supplier="BGV"/>

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