<!-- prismCont.xml: sample document using the prismCont DTD, which defines
     sample containers for the PRISM elements.

     2/17/02 Bob DuCharme

     All data is fake.

	  last updated 4/2/02: dc:title value

	  3/6/02 to reflect updated prismCont.dtd.
	  See also Schematron schema prism1-1.sch, which checks additional
	  constraints.
-->

<!DOCTYPE PrismInfo SYSTEM "prismCont.dtd" [
<!-- %PrismNamespaceDecls; not used in following because 
	  PE refs not allowed in an internal DTD subset.      -->
<!ATTLIST PrismInfo
   xmlns:rdf   CDATA #FIXED "http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#"
   xmlns:dc    CDATA #FIXED "http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/"
   xmlns:prism CDATA #FIXED "http://prismstandard.org/namespaces/1.0/basic/"
   xmlns:pcv   CDATA #FIXED "http://prismstandard.org/namespaces/1.0/pcv/"
   xmlns:pim   CDATA #FIXED "http://prismstandard.org/namespaces/1.0/pim/"
   xmlns:prl   CDATA #FIXED "http://prismstandard.org/namespaces/1.0/prl/"
>
]>
<PrismInfo>

  <!-- Much of the sample data vakyes comes right from the spec. -->
  <general>

    <!-- An ID. Could be ISBN; must be unique. -->
    <dc:identifier>u123456</dc:identifier>

    <dc:title>Moody's Upgrades The Snee Group</dc:title>

    <dc:creator>John Peterson</dc:creator>

    <!-- someone who contributed to the work -->
    <dc:contributor>Sally Smith, research</dc:contributor>

    <dc:language>en-US</dc:language>

    <!-- MIME type -->
    <dc:format>text/xml</dc:format>

    <!-- See table in spec titled "Controlled Vocabulary
         of Presentation Styles" for possible values -->
    <dc:type>article</dc:type>

    <!-- See table in spec titled "Categories (intellectual genre)"
         for possible values -->
    <prism:category>??? question sent to Ron</prism:category>
  </general>

  <provenance>

    <dc:publisher>New York Times</dc:publisher>

    <prism:distributor>New York Times News Service</prism:distributor>

    <!-- 1.1 spec: "A Reference to a resource from which the present resource
         is derived...Recommended best practice is to reference the resource
         by means of a string or number conforming to a formal identification
         system. --> 
    <dc:source>r23423</dc:source>

    <!-- In NYT: A1 is front page of front section. Jump on B7. -->
    <prism:page>A1,B7</prism:page>

    <prism:volume>Vol. 17, No. 2</prism:volume>
  </provenance>

  <timeConstraints>

    <prism:creationTime>2002-02-28T23:59:59</prism:creationTime>

    <!-- Note that use of ISO 8601 allows truncation 
         of time part of date-time stamp -->

    <prism:expirationTime>2003-03-28</prism:expirationTime>

    <prism:modificationTime>2002-03-28T05:31:00</prism:modificationTime>

    <prism:publicationTime>2002-03-28T06:00:00</prism:publicationTime>

    <prism:releaseTime>2002-03-28T06:00:00</prism:releaseTime>

    <prism:receptionTime>2002-03-28T06:03:00</prism:receptionTime>

  </timeConstraints>

  <subject>

    <!-- 1.1 spec: "The spatial and/or temporal 
         extent of the content of the resource." -->
    <dc:coverage>Brazil, 4th quarter 2001</dc:coverage>

    <!-- 1.1 spec: "Typically, a Subject will be expressed as keywords, key
         phrases, or classification codes that describe a topic of the
         resource. Recommended best practice is to select a value from a
         controlled vocabulary." I used ISO 3166 country code, but since
         prism:location has that, something else should really go here. -->

    <dc:subject>BR</dc:subject>

    <!-- may contain an abstract, TOC, or any XML -->
    <dc:description>Summary of Brazilian economic trends leading to bond
    upgrade</dc:description>

    <!-- 1.1 spec: "An event (social gathering, phenomenon, or more generally
         something that happened at a specifiable place and time) referred to
         in order to indicate a subject of the resource."-->
    <prism:event>Upgrade of Brazil's bond rating</prism:event>

    <!-- 1.1 spec's example for following used SIC code, so I used
         http://www.osha.gov/oshstats/sicser.html to find code for "Mortgage
         Bankers And Loan Correspondents" -->
    <prism:industry>6162</prism:industry>

    <!-- ISO 3166 country code used -->
    <prism:location>BR</prism:location>

	 <prism:person></prism:person>

    <!-- MCO is Moody's ticker symbol -->
    <prism:organization>http://prismstandard.org/vocabs/NYSE/MCO"/></prism:organization>

    <prism:section>news</prism:section>
  </subject>

  <relations>

    <!-- These elements, which all take a URI as a value to
         reference another resource, are fairly self-explanatory,
         so I didn't fill in examples.

    <prism:isPartOf/>
    <prism:hasPart/>
    <prism:isVersionOf/>
    <prism:hasVersion/>
    <prism:isFormatOf/>
    <prism:hasFormat/>
    <prism:references/>
    <prism:isReferencedBy/>
    <prism:isBasedOn/>
    <prism:isBasisFor/>
    <prism:isTranslationOf/>
    <prism:hasTranslation/>
    <prism:requires/>
    <prism:isRequiredBy/>
    <prism:isAlternativeFor/>
    <prism:hasAlternative/>
    <prism:isCorrectionOf/>
    <prism:hasCorrection/>

    -->

  </relations>

  <drm>
<!-- Valid values for prl:usage rdf:resource attribute: #none, #use
     #notApplicable, and #permissionsUnknown -->

    <dc:rights></dc:rights>
    <prism:copyright></prism:copyright>
    <prism:expirationTime></prism:expirationTime>
    <prism:releaseTime></prism:releaseTime>
    <prism:rightsAgent></prism:rightsAgent>
    <prl:geography></prl:geography>
    <prl:industry></prl:industry>
    <prl:usage></prl:usage>
  </drm>


</PrismInfo>


