http://www.DiversityCampus.net/NS/MySchema 0 9 17 2003-11-28 1999-08-13T00:00:00 2003-11-05T00:00:00 Unrevised Flying Fishes of the world A digital field guide The work was made possible by a grant from ... Text (c) 2002 Allmende Biological Research Station (c) 2002 Allmende Biological Research Station. All rights reserved. No part of this data may be.... Can be freely used as long as ... Global Flying Fishes (Exocoetidae) Fliegende Fische der Welt (c) 2002 Allmende Biologische Forschungsstation Die Daten dürfen frei verwendet werden, solange ... Weltweit Fliegende Fische (Exocoetidae) only for LucID 123 sdij324,234,,4565,,4,6456,,567,,567 Text http://160.45.63.11/Projects/TDWG-SDD http://160.45.63.11/Projects/TDWG-SDD/Minutes/TDWG-SDD-Minutes.html English English vocabulary (undefined expertise level of audience) Deutsch Deutsch (erforderliches Fachwissen unbekannt, wurde nicht definiert) Français (@To be translated from English!) Español (@To be translated from English!) Schoolchildren (ca. grade 1 to 6) Vocabulary simplified as much as possible for schoolchildren (elementary school or ca. below 7th grade) Schoolchildren US West coast (ca. grade 1 to 6) Vocabulary simplified as much as possible for schoolchildren (elementary school or ca. below 7th grade) Schoolchildren US East coast (ca. grade 1 to 6) Vocabulary simplified as much as possible for schoolchildren (elementary school or ca. below 7th grade) Schulkinder (ca. 1. bis 6. Schuljahr) Die verwendeten Ausdrücke wurden so einfach wie möglich gehalten um Schulkindern bis ca. einschließlich der sechster Klasse den Zugang zu erleichtern. Schoolchildren (ca. grade 7 to 10) Where possible, the vocabulary is simplified for schoolchildren (7th to 10th grade). Schulkinder (ca. 7. bis 10. Schuljahr) Die verwendeten Ausdrücke werden so einfach wie möglich gehalten um Schulkindern ca. zwischen der siebten und zehnten Klasse den Zugang zu erleichtern. General public General public and high school (year 11 above). This setting tries to avoid specialized terminology or jargon. x Diese Einstellung wendet sich an interessierte Amateure und Schülerinnen und Schüler ab der 11. Klasse. Auf spezialisierte Fachausdrücke wird nach Möglichkeit verzichtet. University students This setting is intended for university students or (partly) trained personnel. It uses advanced terminology, but attempts to avoid or explain problematic terminology. Studenten (Hochschule) Terminologie für Hochschulstudenten der ersten Semester oder trainiertes Personal. Fortgeschrittene Terminologie wird verwendet, aber problematische Fachausdrücke werden vermieden oder erläutert. Experts This setting uses the full scope of expert terminology. Experten Beschreibungen unter Verwendung des vollständigen Fachvokabulars. expert semaphore This text tries to define the concept of the term in natural language... 2001-01-01T00:00:00 2003-01-01T00:00:00 Unrevised http://www.bba.de 333 ... information semantic information bearer semantic variable placeholder signal normalizedString = Developer annotation ToBeCoded NotEvaluated = Developer annotation ToBeCoded NotEvaluated = Developer annotation ToBeCoded NotEvaluated = Developer annotation Statistical parameters can be annotated by application Other Kurtosis 999 Absolute minimum value Min Extreme -1 Lower limit of unspecified range (could be mean minus standard deviation, a percentile, etc., not known) LowerRangeLimit undefined -1 New data should not use undefined ranges (which leave it open whether the range is calculated or guessed) but make explict statements if guessing is used. LowerRangeLimit Guess -1 Mean minus 2 standard deviations (= lower limit of range of mean plus/minus 2 s.d.) LowerRangeLimit SDRange -2 Mean minus 1 standard deviation (= lower limit of range of mean plus/minus 1 s.d.) LowerRangeLimit SDRange -1 The arithmetic mean (= average) CentralMeasure Mean The geometric mean (= average) CentralMeasure GeoMean The value or value class with the highest frequency, applicable only to unimodal distributions. CentralMeasure Mode The median (= 50 % percentile). CentralMeasure Percentile 50 An undefined middle value, which may be a mean, median, single value, etc. CentralMeasure undefined 0 Mean plus 1 standard deviation (= upper limit of range of mean plus/minus 2 s.d.) UpperRangeLimit SDRange 1 Mean plus 2 standard deviations (= upper limit of range of mean plus/minus 2 s.d.) UpperRangeLimit SDRange 2 New data should not use undefined ranges (which leave it open whether the range is calculated or guessed) but make explict statements if guessing is used. UpperRangeLimit Guess 1 Upper limit of unspecified range (could be mean plus/minus standard deviation, a percentile, etc., not known) UpperRangeLimit undefined 1 Absolute maximum value Max Extreme 1 Variance of sample values around the mean (= standard deviation squared, df = n-1) VarianceMeasure Variance Variance of population (n degr. of freedom). Use this if the entire population of objects has been studied. Normally only a sample is studied and conclusions about the population made; the variance with df = n-1 is then appropriate. VarianceMeasure VarianceP Standard deviation of a sample (n-1 degrees of freedom) VarianceMeasure StdDev Standard deviation of population (n degr. of freedom). Use this if the entire population of objects has been studied. Normally only a sample is studied and conclusions about the population made; the normal std. dev. with df = n-1 is then appropriate. VarianceMeasure StdDevP Length of symmetric interval around median, containing 50% of observations VarianceMeasure InterqRange Standard error of mean = std. dev. / Square root(N) VarianceMeasure StdErrorMean Standard error of variance (= variance of variances, not a variance measure for the mean -> reporting class is Other, not VarianceMeasure) Other StdErrorVar Skewness: <0 if mode < median, =0 if symmetric, > 0 if mode > median Other Skewness Normal distribution has Kurtosis = 0.263, larger values indicate wider, smaller narrower distributions Other Kurtosis Sample size = number of objects studied and on which the other reported statistical measures (mean, standard deviation, etc.) are based. SampleSize SampleSize Single value that has been directly measured Value Value Lower limit of 99.9% confidence interval for mean LowerRangeLimit ConfInterval 0.05 Lower limit of 99% confidence interval for mean LowerRangeLimit ConfInterval 0.5 Lower limit of 97.5% confidence interval for mean LowerRangeLimit ConfInterval 1.25 Lower limit of 95% confidence interval for mean LowerRangeLimit ConfInterval 2.5 Lower limit of 90% confidence interval for mean LowerRangeLimit ConfInterval 5 Lower limit of 80% confidence interval for mean LowerRangeLimit ConfInterval 10 Upper limit of 80% confidence interval for mean UpperRangeLimit ConfInterval 90 Upper limit of 90% confidence interval for mean UpperRangeLimit ConfInterval 95 Upper limit of 95% confidence interval for mean UpperRangeLimit ConfInterval 97.5 Upper limit of 97.5% confidence interval for mean LowerRangeLimit ConfInterval 98.75 Upper limit of 99% confidence interval for mean LowerRangeLimit ConfInterval 99.5 Upper limit of 99.9% confidence interval for mean LowerRangeLimit ConfInterval 99.95 The 2.5 % percentile is defined such that 2.5% of the observations are smaller than this value. LowerRangeLimit Percentile 2.5 The 5 % percentile is defined such that 5% of the observations are smaller than this value. LowerRangeLimit Percentile 5 The 10 % percentile is defined such that 10% of the observations are smaller than this value. LowerRangeLimit Percentile 10 The 15 % percentile is defined such that 15% of the observations are smaller than this value. LowerRangeLimit Percentile 15 The 20 % percentile is defined such that 20% of the observations are smaller than this value. LowerRangeLimit Percentile 20 The 25 % percentile is defined such that 25% of the observations are smaller than this value. LowerRangeLimit Percentile 25 The 30 % percentile is defined such that 30% of the observations are smaller than this value. LowerRangeLimit Percentile 30 The 70 % percentile is defined such that 70% of the observations are smaller than this value and 30% larger. UpperRangeLimit Percentile 70 The 75 % percentile is defined such that 75% of the observations are smaller than this value and 25% larger. UpperRangeLimit Percentile 75 The 80 % percentile is defined such that 80% of the observations are smaller than this value and 20% larger. UpperRangeLimit Percentile 80 The 85 % percentile is defined such that 85% of the observations are smaller than this value and 15% larger. UpperRangeLimit Percentile 85 The 90 % percentile is defined such that 90% of the observations are smaller than this value and 10% larger. UpperRangeLimit Percentile 90 The 95 % percentile is defined such that 95% of the observations are smaller than this value and 5% larger. UpperRangeLimit Percentile 95 The 97.5 % percentile is defined such that 97.5 % of the observations are smaller than this value and 2.5% larger. UpperRangeLimit Percentile 97.5 Note that the probability value for true-by-misinterpretation should be set to 0 to 0! Applications may want to warn if this is not the case, it is not enforced by the schema! true = Developer annotation Frequency modifiers may carry application data Development notes here, e. g. a note where the modifier is intended to be used. Modifiers will relatively rarely use abbreviations or be associated with Glossary entries, but it is fully supported. Modifiers may carry application data Note that this has a wording AFTER the state (and none before). It is also possible to define both one before and after the state. = Developer annotation interval #,###,##0.00% mm3 = Developer annotation true = Developer annotation = Developer annotation = Developer annotation ordinal = Developer annotation false = Developer annotation = Developer annotation ordinal = Developer annotation PartHierarchy GeneralDefault = Developer annotation = Developer annotation = Developer annotation The node labels are optional! PropertyHierarchy NaturalLanguageReporting = Developer annotation = Developer annotation PresentationTable NaturalLanguageReporting MethodHierarchy www.fishbase.org http://www.fishbase.org/Summary/SpeciesSummary.cfm?ID=1029 Cypselurus heterurus (Rafinesque, 1810) species http://www.fishbase.org/Nomenclature/SynonymSummary.cfm?ID=118703 Cheilopogon heterurus species http://www.fishbase.org/Summary/SpeciesSummary.cfm?ID=7726 Cypselurus naresii (Günther, 1889) species http://www.fishbase.org/Eschmeyer/GeneraSummary.cfm?ID=Cypselurus Cypselurus naresii (Günther, 1889) genus (default taxon hierarchy) DigIR something Cypselurus naresii collected by Günther in 1.5.1889, London NHM http://www.bba.de/PS/Gregor.Hagedorn Gregor Hagedorn Hagedorn Gregor Maria http://www.diversitycampus.net/people/hagedorn Bob Morris Morris Robert http://www.cs.umb.edu/efg Kevin Thiele Thiele Kevin Bryan Heidorn Heidorn Bryan Author, X (2000). Short Citation, including journal or publisher. http://some.service.net/providing/bibliographic.data Gee, X. & Haa, Y. (2003). How to be happy in five minutes. Instant Gratifications, Palm Beach. Applications may store additional data at the resource connectors. http://sdfkjsdf.fksdf.edu/x.gif xxx Image http://xxx.edu/birdsong.mp3 yyy Audio www.xxx.org/img/Melampsora_evonymi-caprearum.png Melampsora evonymi-caprearum Image Melampsora evonymi-caprearum Kleb., stade II sur Salix caprea L. Melampsora evonymi-caprearum Kleb., Sporenstadium II auf Salix caprea L. Melampsora evonymi-caprearum Kleb., spore stage II on Salix caprea L. R0lGODlhcgGSALMAAAQCAEMmCZtuMFQxDS8b 156 1999-08-13T00:00:00 2003-11-05T00:00:00 Unrevised = Developer annotation Natural language description may contain just the text, without any markup sor far! #bookmark 1999-08-13T00:00:00 2003-11-05T00:00:00 Unrevised Text Text Text Text 2003-08-13T10:23:11 2003-08-13T10:23:11 especially in later summer This specific measure may be based on erroneous operation of the instrument 1999-08-13T00:00:00 2003-11-05T00:00:00 Unrevised Key to the Families of Higher Plants Discuss the issue of the redundant/empty first Statement! Is the plant mostly green? yes Are parts of the plant woody? yes no no 1999-08-13T00:00:00 2003-11-05T00:00:00 Unrevised ... Plant mostly green woody parts no woody parts No parts or plant are normally green (some may be greenish yellow)