Difference: RegDMStandards (1 vs. 5)
Revision 52012-06-26 - root
VOStandardThis page is deprecated; the VOStandard extension standard is now track via VOStandard. The version 1.0 registry data model uses Resource Identifiers in several places to identify which standard a particular resource follows. By using IVOA resource identifiers in this way there is an implicit assumption that the standard is itself registered - though no formal requirement to do so. The VOStandard data model and schema provides a framework in which IVOA standards can be described in the registry.Latest materialsDiscussionHistorical materialsThe previous version of the schema was distributed as part of the RegUpgradeToV10 page | ||||||||
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The version 1.0 registry data model uses Resource Identifiers in several places to identify which standard a particular resource follows. By using IVOA resource identifiers in this way there is an implicit assumption that the standard is itself registered - though no formal requirement to do so. The VOStandard data model and schema provides a framework in which IVOA standards can be described in the registry.
Latest materialsDiscussionHistorical materialsThe previous version of the schema was distributed as part of the RegUpgradeToV10 page-- PaulHarrison - 25 Apr 2007 <--
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Revision 32009-05-26 - RayPlante
VOStandardThe version 1.0 registry data model uses Resource Identifiers in several places to identify which standard a particular resource follows. By using IVOA resource identifiers in this way there is an implicit assumption that the standard is itself registered - though no formal requirement to do so. The VOStandard data model and schema provides a framework in which IVOA standards can be described in the registry.Latest materials | ||||||||
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Revision 22007-11-20 - PaulHarrison
VOStandardThe version 1.0 registry data model uses Resource Identifiers in several places to identify which standard a particular resource follows. By using IVOA resource identifiers in this way there is an implicit assumption that the standard is itself registered - though no formal requirement to do so. The VOStandard data model and schema provides a framework in which IVOA standards can be described in the registry.Latest materials | ||||||||
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DiscussionHistorical materialsThe previous version of the schema was distributed as part of the RegUpgradeToV10 page-- PaulHarrison - 25 Apr 2007 <--
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Revision 12007-04-25 - PaulHarrison
VOStandardThe version 1.0 registry data model uses Resource Identifiers in several places to identify which standard a particular resource follows. By using IVOA resource identifiers in this way there is an implicit assumption that the standard is itself registered - though no formal requirement to do so. The VOStandard data model and schema provides a framework in which IVOA standards can be described in the registry.Latest materialsDiscussionHistorical materialsThe previous version of the schema was distributed as part of the RegUpgradeToV10 page-- PaulHarrison - 25 Apr 2007 <--
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