Use of electronic facsimile data elements in TEI markup: image entity definition files

Last update: 2006-02-17

Names of data elements from UW-Madison Digital Library Data Dictionary: Electronic Facsimiles are enclosed in [square brackets]. Additions or changes made since the previous version look like this.


<!-- efacsimile.ent: entity definitions for electronic facsimile image files -->
<!-- Note that Item-Sequence-No is not used in the entity name               -->

<!ENTITY [Collection-ID].[Issue-ID].[Page-ID] SYSTEM "[Root Path1*][Page-Location2*][Page-Filename].[Page-Format3*]" NDATA [Page-Format*]>
<!ENTITY [Collection-ID].[Issue-ID].[Page-ID] SYSTEM "[Root Path][Page-Location][Page-Filename].[Page-Format]" NDATA [Page-Format]>
<!ENTITY [Collection-ID].[Issue-ID].[Page-ID] SYSTEM "[Root Path][Page-Location][Page-Filename].[Page-Format]" NDATA [Page-Format]>
<!ENTITY [Collection-ID].[Issue-ID].[Page-ID] SYSTEM "[Root Path][Page-Location][Page-Filename].[Page-Format]" NDATA [Page-Format]>
<!ENTITY [Collection-ID].[Issue-ID].[Page-ID] SYSTEM "[Root Path][Page-Location][Page-Filename].[Page-Format]" NDATA [Page-Format]>

Notes

1* The root part of the path is not encoded in the source metadata, but is a constant known to the processing software.

2* Page-Location is always entered with a trailing slash in the source metadata.

3* The data element Page-Format consists of a MIME type, which will have to be parsed to construct the filename extension and NDATA type. Currently supported image formats are:

MIME TypeExtensionNDATA
image/tiff.tiftiff
image/jpeg.jpgjpeg
image/jp2.jp2jpeg2000