CERIF 1.5 Reference

Machine Name: cfCV

A curriculum vitae (cv) is a summary of your academic and work history.

Definition Source: http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=cv

Machine Name: cfCV_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfCite

A citation is an acknowledgment, credit, reference, mention, quotation (a short note recognizing a source of information or of a quoted passage).

Definition Source: http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=citation

In CERIF, the citation concept is used for publication references outside from the current information system.

Machine Name: cfCiteDescr

Machine Name: cfCiteTitle

The citation title is equal with the publication title, and only used for references that point towards papers stored outside of the repository.

Machine Name: cfCite_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (i.e. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are i.e. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Publication Types), or i.e. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), i.e. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Academic Titles),

i.e. (author, author percentage, editor, ... i.e. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, i.e. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), i.e. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfCite_Medium

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (i.e. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are i.e. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Publication Types), or i.e. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), i.e. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Academic Titles),

i.e. (author, author percentage, editor, ... i.e. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, i.e. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), i.e. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfClass

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

Machine Name: cfClassDef

Machine Name: cfClassDescr

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

The CERIF classification description entity is physically (cfClassDescr) and logically (cfClassificationDescription) defined as an entity in the ERM, which is linked to the cfClass (cfClassification) entity through the (cfClassId) or (cfClassificationIdentifier) inheritance.

Machine Name: cfClassEx

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

The CERIF classification example entity is physically (cfClassEx) and logically (cfClassificationExample) defined as an entity in the ERM, which is linked to the cfClass (cfClassification) entity through the (cfClassId) or (cfClassificationIdentifier) inheritance.

Machine Name: cfClassScheme

In CERIF, the concept of Classification Scheme is physically (cfClassScheme) and logically (cfClassificationScheme) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, classification schemes, multilingual classification scheme names, multilingual classification scheme descriptions.

Machine Name: cfClassSchemeDescr

In CERIF, the concept of Classification Scheme is physically (cfClassScheme) and logically (cfClassificationScheme) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, classification schemes, multilingual classification scheme names, multilingual classification scheme descriptions.

The CERIF classification scheme description entity is physically (cfClassSchemeDescr) and logically (cfClassificationSchemeDescription) defined as an entity in the ERM, which is linked to the cfClass (cfClassification) entity through the (cfClassId) or (cfClassificationIdentifier) inheritance.

Machine Name: cfClassSchemeName

In CERIF, the concept of Classification Scheme is physically (cfClassScheme) and logically (cfClassificationScheme) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, classification schemes, multilingual classification scheme names, multilingual classification scheme descriptions.

The CERIF classification scheme name entity is physically (cfClassSchemeName) and logically (cfClassificationSchemeName) defined as an entity in the ERM, which is linked to the cfClass (cfClassification) entity through the (cfClassId) or (cfClassificationIdentifier) inheritance.

Machine Name: cfClassScheme_ClassScheme

The classification scheme identifier (cfClassSchemeId) identifies a classification scheme system internally.

The unique classification (cfClassId) + the unique classification scheme identifier (cfClassSchemeId) propagate to link tables: (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Publication Types), e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ... e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

The binding between cfClass and cfClassSchemeId in the cfClassEntity may be dissolved with the next update of the CERIF model, in that the cfClassSchemeId will not continue to be part of the primary key and therefore not propagate to link tables.

Machine Name: cfClassTerm

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

The CERIF classification term entity is physically (cfTerm) and logically (cfClassificationTem) defined as an entity in the ERM, which is linked to the cfClass (cfClassification) entity through the (cfClassId) or (cfClassificationIdentifier) inheritance.

Machine Name: cfClass_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ... e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfCountry

Machine Name: cfCountryName

The country name in a particular language.

Machine Name: cfCountry_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfCurrency

Machine Name: cfCurrencyEntName

The currency entity name in a particular language.

Machine Name: cfCurrencyName

currency name in a particular language

Machine Name: cfCurrency_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfDC

Machine Name: cfDCAudience

Machine Name: cfDCContributor

Machine Name: cfDCCoverage

Machine Name: cfDCCoverageSpatial

Machine Name: cfDCCoverageTemporal

Machine Name: cfDCCreator

Machine Name: cfDCDate

Machine Name: cfDCDescription

Machine Name: cfDCFormat

Machine Name: cfDCLanguage

Machine Name: cfDCProvenance

Machine Name: cfDCPublisher

Machine Name: cfDCRelation

Machine Name: cfDCResourceIdentifier

Machine Name: cfDCResourceType

Machine Name: cfDCRightsHolder

Machine Name: cfDCRightsMM

Machine Name: cfDCRightsMMAccessRights

Machine Name: cfDCRightsMMLicense

Machine Name: cfDCSource

Machine Name: cfDCSubject

Machine Name: cfDCTitle

Machine Name: cfEAddr

An electronic address is a computer address, reference ((computer science) the code that identifies where a piece of information is stored).

Definition Source: http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=address

Machine Name: cfEAddr_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfEquip

An equipment is an instrumentality needed for an undertaking or to perform a service:

Definition Source: http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=equipment

Machine Name: cfEquipDescr

The equipment identifier (cfEquipId) propagates to system-internal equipment-related entities:

Machine Name: cfEquipKeyw

The equipment identifier (cfEquipId) propagates to system-internal equipment-related entities:

Machine Name: cfEquipName

The equipment identifier (cfEquipId) propagates to system-internal equipment-related entities:

Machine Name: cfEquip_Class

The equipment identifier (cfEquipId) propagates to system-internal equipment-related entities:

Machine Name: cfEquip_Equip

The equipment identifier (cfEquipId) propagates to system-internal equipment-related entities:

Machine Name: cfEquip_Event

The equipment identifier (cfEquipId) propagates to system-internal equipment-related entities:

Machine Name: cfEquip_Fund

The equipment identifier (cfEquipId) propagates to system-internal equipment-related entities:

Machine Name: cfEquip_Indic

The equipment identifier (cfEquipId) propagates to system-internal equipment-related entities:

Machine Name: cfEquip_Meas

The equipment identifier (cfEquipId) propagates to system-internal equipment-related entities:

Machine Name: cfEquip_Medium

The equipment identifier (cfEquipId) propagates to system-internal equipment-related entities:

Machine Name: cfEquip_PAddr

The equipment identifier (cfEquipId) propagates to system-internal equipment-related entities:

Machine Name: cfEquip_Srv

The equipment identifier (cfEquipId) propagates to system-internal equipment-related entities:

Machine Name: cfEvent

An event is something that happens at a given place and time.

Definition Source: http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=event

Machine Name: cfEventDescr

Machine Name: cfEventKeyw

Machine Name: cfEventName

The event name in a particular language.

Machine Name: cfEvent_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfEvent_Event

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfEvent_Fund

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfEvent_Indic

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfEvent_Meas

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfEvent_Medium

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfExpSkills

The expertise and skills unique identifier (cfExpSkillsId) propagates to i.e.

Machine Name: cfExpSkillsDescr

Machine Name: cfExpSkillsKeyw

Machine Name: cfExpSkillsName

The formalised expertise and skills name or pharase in a particular language.

Machine Name: cfExpSkills_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfFDCRightsMMPricing

To be defined.

Machine Name: cfFDCRightsMMPrivacy

To be defined.

Machine Name: cfFDCRightsMMRights

To be defined.

Machine Name: cfFDCRightsMMSecurity

To be defined.

Machine Name: cfFacil

A facility is a space or equipment necessary for conducting research.

Machine Name: cfFacilDescr

The facility identifier (cfFacilId) propagates to system-internal facility-related entities:

Machine Name: cfFacilKeyw

The facility identifier (cfFacilId) propagates to system-internal facility-related entities:

Machine Name: cfFacilName

The facility identifier (cfFacilId) propagates to system-internal facility-related entities:

Machine Name: cfFacil_Class

The facility identifier (cfFacilId) propagates to system-internal facility-related entities:

Machine Name: cfFacil_Equip

The facility identifier (cfFacilId) propagates to system-internal facility-related entities:

Machine Name: cfFacil_Event

The facility identifier (cfFacilId) propagates to system-internal facility-related entities:

Machine Name: cfFacil_Facil

The facility identifier (cfFacilId) propagates to system-internal facility-related entities:

Machine Name: cfFacil_Fund

The facility identifier (cfFacilId) propagates to system-internal facility-related entities:

Machine Name: cfFacil_Indic

The facility identifier (cfFacilId) propagates to system-internal facility-related entities:

Machine Name: cfFacil_Meas

The facility identifier (cfFacilId) propagates to system-internal facility-related entities:

Machine Name: cfFacil_Medium

The facility identifier (cfFacilId) propagates to system-internal facility-related entities:

Machine Name: cfFacil_PAddr

The facility identifier (cfFacilId) propagates to system-internal facility-related entities:

Machine Name: cfFacil_Srv

The facility identifier (cfFacilId) propagates to system-internal facility-related entities:

Machine Name: cfFedId

Machine Name: cfFedId_Class

In CERIF, the cfFederatedIdentifier entity is an hybrid entity in the sense that it connects the internal world with an outside world, of which we do not know what can be assumed to be known.

For consistency, this entity has its own cfFederatedIdentifier identifier - namely in short cfFedIdId as an ID and primary key (PK). Finally, the entity has the cfInstanceIdentifier as a character, identifying the record for which this federate identifier is required - in short cfFedInstId. These two just introduced identifiers, in sort cfFedIdId, and cfFedIdInstId represent the internal world of the system. However, following the CERIF link entity style, the linked entity identifier is also required; pointing to the outside world, namely this is the cfFedId or cfFederatedIdentifier as such.

It can possibly have a role that is applicable with Relation. We assume that currrently the only role applied is "same as", where for future applications it may be useful to have the usual cfClassId/cfClassSchemeId reference optionally available (e.g. for possible constraints such as - the fed-id-link is valid only for a person in the role of an author). However, especially with the CERIF XML, we currently recommend to omit it, because in the cfFedId entity is embeded in the base entity and thus, the same-as attribute is implictly known from the structure of the XML record (see examples and specification documents).

Examples of federated identifiers are DOI or ORCID, but also VAT registration numbers or URLs.

Machine Name: cfFund

Funding is an amount of money or inkind equivalent value.

Machine Name: cfFundDescr

Machine Name: cfFundKeyw

Machine Name: cfFundName

The funding programme, call, tender, i.e. name in a particular language.

Machine Name: cfFund_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfFund_Fund

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfFund_Indic

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfFund_Meas

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfGeoBBox

In CERIF, the concept of Geographic Bounding Box is physically (cfGeoBBox) and logically (cfGeographicBoundingBox) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: geographic bounding boxes, classifications, postal addresses.

A geographic bounding box is the extent of the resource in the geographic space, given as a bounding box.

Definition Source: http://inspire-registry.jrc.ec.europa.eu/registers/GLOSSARY/items/167;jsessionid=23867F8AABA4DE08237EF7A868CB16AA

Machine Name: cfGeoBBoxDescr

Machine Name: cfGeoBBoxKeyw

Machine Name: cfGeoBBoxName

facility name in a particular language

Machine Name: cfGeoBBox_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfGeoBBox_GeoBBox

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfIndic

An indicator is a number or ratio (a value on a scale of measurement) derived from a series of observed facts; can reveal relative changes as a function of time.

Definition Source: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/indicator

Machine Name: cfIndicDescr

The metrics name in a particular language.

Machine Name: cfIndicKeyw

The metrics name in a particular language.

Machine Name: cfIndicName

The indicator name in a particular language.

Machine Name: cfIndic_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfIndic_Indic

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfIndic_Meas

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfLang

Often used and standardised: i.e. the ISO 639-1 two-letter language codes. We recommend a two-letter language code with regional subtags, see: http://www.w3.org/International/articles/bcp47/

For German language in Austria, this would look like: DE-AT

For English in the UK, this would look like: EN-GB

Machine Name: cfLangName

The language name itself in a particular language.

Machine Name: cfLang_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfMeas

A measurement is the dimension, quantity, or capacity determined by measuring.

Definition Source: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/measurement

Machine Name: cfMeasDescr

The metrics name in a particular language.

Machine Name: cfMeasKeyw

The metrics name in a particular language.

Machine Name: cfMeasName

The indicator name in a particular language.

Machine Name: cfMeas_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfMeas_Meas

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfMedium

Machine Name: cfMediumDescr

Machine Name: cfMediumKeyw

Machine Name: cfMediumTitle

The metrics name in a particular language.

Machine Name: cfMedium_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfMedium_Fund

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfMedium_Indic

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfMedium_Meas

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfMedium_Medium

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfMetrics

The metrics unique identifier (cfOrgUnitId) propagates to i.e.

Machine Name: cfMetricsDescr

Machine Name: cfMetricsKeyw

metrics name in a particular language

Machine Name: cfMetricsName

The metrics name in a particular language.

Machine Name: cfMetrics_Class

In CERIF, the concept of Class is physically (cfClass) and logically (cfClassification) defined as an entity in an ERM, represented by attributes and through maintaining relationships with other entities: classes, multilingual descriptions, multilingual examples, multilingual definitions, multilingual terms, and all so-called CERIF link entities.

A classification in the optimum case is uniquely identified through a uuid with the cfClassificationIdentifier (cfClassId) attribute (CERIF 1.3 provides a uuid for every specified term published at the euroCRIS website). A classification (uuid) is always assigned to at least one classification scheme (cfClassificationScheme or cfClassScheme) through the cfClassificationSchemeIdentifier (cfClassSchemeId) which is itself a uuid.

The classification unique identifier (cfClassId) propagates to link tables (e.g. cfOrganisationUnit_ResultProduct, cfEquipment_Funding, cfProject_ResultPatent, cfProject_Project, cfPerson_Classification, cfOrganisationUnit_ElectronicAddress, cfPerson_Service, ...).

Some classification examples grouped by example schemes are e.g. (Article, Book, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Publication Types), or e.g. (Academic Institution, Company, Society, Associationl, ... belonging to a scheme i.e. Organisation Types), e.g. (Prof., Dr., PhD, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Academic Titles), e.g. (author, author percentage, editor, ...e.g. belonging to a scheme Person-Publication Roles, e.g. (ceo, director, head of department, ... belonging to a scheme Person-Organisation Roles), e.g. investigator, co-ordinator, manager, ... belonging to a scheme e.g. Person-Project Roles).

Machine Name: cfOrgUnit

An organization (or organisation - see spelling differences) is a social group which distributes tasks for a collective goal. The word itself is derived from the Greek word organon, itself derived from the better-known word ergon - as we know `organ` - and it means a compartment for a particular job.

Definition Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organization