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Overview and constraints of EUDAT Extended Metadata Elements#

Values in brackets refer to status of metadata elements: M = mandatory, O = optional and R = recommended

1. community (O)#

The scientific community, research infrastructure, project or data provider who provides the (meta)data. The name of the community is chosen by the metadata provider. This metadata element is typically generated by the EUDAT services. (occurence: 0-1)

Free text.

1.1 communityIdentifierType (O)#

Type of the community identifier.

For allowed type values, see controlled list of limited community identifier types.

Example: community#

<community communityIdentifierType="URL">
    https://b2share.eudat.eu/api/communities/e9b9792e-79fb-4b07-b6b4-b9c2bd06d095
</community>

2. titles (M)#

The titles(s) of the uploaded resource, or a name by which the resource is known. (occurrences: 1-n)

2.1 title (M)#

Free text.

2.1.1 titleType (O)#

The type of the title.

For allowed type values, see controlled list of limited title types.

2.1.2 Language (O)#

The language which the title is given in. Type is xml:lang.

Example: titles#

<titles>
  <title xml:lang="en-US">Full EUDAT Core XML Example</title>
  <title xml:lang="en-US" 
    titleType="Subtitle">Demonstration of EUDAT Core Properties.</title>
</titles>

3. descriptions (R)#

The more elaborate description of the resource. Focus on a content description that makes it easy for others to find, and to interpret its relevance. (occurences: 0-n)

3.1 description (R)#

Free text.

3.1.1 descriptionType (R)#

The type of the description.

For allowed type values, see controlled list of limited description types.

3.1.2 Language (O)#

The language of the description. Type is xml:lang.

Example: descriptions#

<descriptions>
  <description xml:lang="en-US"
    descriptionType="Abstract">
    XML example of all EUDAT Extended Metadata Schema v1.0 fields.</description>
  <description xml:lang="en-US"
    descriptionType="SeriesInformation">
    Metadata field example values of the EUDAT Extended Metadata Schema v1.0 schema.</description>
</descriptions>

4. creators (R)#

4.1 creator (R)#

The main researcher involved in producing the data, or the author of the publication in priority order. To supply multiple creators, repeat this property. (occurences: 0-n)

4.1.1 creatorName (R)#

The full name of the creator. Format of personal name should be: family, given.

<creatorName nameType="Personal">Richardson, Barry</creatorName>

4.1.2 givenName (O)#

The personal or first name of the creator.

<givenName>Barry</givenName>

4.1.3 familyName (O)#

The surname or last name of the creator.

<familyName>Richardson</familyName>

4.1.4 nameType (O)#

Type of the name.

For allowed type values, see controlled list of limited name types.

<creatorName nameType="Personal">Richardson, Barry</creatorName>

4.1.5 nameIdentifier (O)#

Uniquely identifies a creator, according to various identifier schemes.

<nameIdentifier schemeURI="http://orcid.org/" nameIdentifierScheme="ORCID">
    0000-0001-4000-1237
</nameIdentifier>

4.1.5.1 nameIdentifierScheme (O)#

Name of the name identifier scheme. Free text.

4.1.5.2 schemeURI (O)#

URI of the name identifier scheme.

4.1.6 affiliation (O)#

Uniquely identifies an affiliation, according to various identifier schemes.

<affiliation affiliationIdentifier="https://ror.org/009vhk114"
  affiliationIdentifierScheme="ROR">
  SURF
</affiliation>

4.1.6.1 affiliationIdentifier (O)#

Name of affiliation. Free text.

4.1.6.2 affiliationIdentifierScheme (O)#

Name of the affiliation identifier scheme. Free text.

4.1.6.3 schemeURI (O)#

URI of the affiliation identifier scheme.

Example: creators#

<creators>
  <creator>
    <creatorName nameType="Personal">Richardson, Barry</creatorName>
    <givenName>Barry</givenName>
    <familyName>Richardson</familyName>
    <nameIdentifier schemeURI="http://orcid.org/"
      nameIdentifierScheme="ORCID">
      0000-0001-4000-1237</nameIdentifier>
    <affiliation affiliationIdentifier="https://ror.org/009vhk114" 
      affiliationIdentifierScheme="ROR">SURF</affiliation>
  </creator>
  <creator>
    <creatorName nameType="Organizational"
      xml:lang="en">Dutch Research Council</creatorName>
  </creator>
</creators>

5. rightsList (R)#

Any rights information for this resource.The property may be repeated to record complex rights characteristics. Use the complete title of a license and include version information if applicable. (occurences: 0-n)

5.1 rights (R)#

Name of the license / right. Free text

<rights xml:lang="en-US" 
  schemeURI="https://spdx.org/licenses/"
  rightsIdentifierScheme="SPDX"
  rightsIdentifier="CC0 1.0"
  rightsURI="http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/">
  Creative Commons Zero 1.0
</rights>

5.1.1 rightsURI (O)#

The URI of the license.

5.1.2 rightsIdentifier (O)#

A short, standardized version of the license name.

5.1.3 rightsIdentifierScheme (O)#

The name of the rights identifier scheme.

5.1.4 schemeURI (O)#

The URI of the rights identifier scheme.

5.1.5 language (O)#

The language of the license. Type is xml:lang.

Example: rightsList#

<rightsList>
  <rights xml:lang="en-US" 
    schemeURI="https://spdx.org/licenses/" 
    rightsIdentifierScheme="SPDX"
    rightsIdentifier="CC0 1.0" 
    rightsURI="http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/">
    Creative Commons Zero 1.0
  </rights>
  <rights xml:lang="en-US"
    schemeURI="https://wiki.surfnet.nl/display/standards/info-eu-repo#infoeurepo-AccessRight"
    rightsIdentifierScheme="info:eu-repo"
    rightsIdentifier="info:eu-repo/semantics/embargoedAccess"
    rightsURI="https://wiki.surfnet.nl/display/standards/info-eu-repo#infoeurepo-AccessRights">
    Embargo
  </rights>
</rightsList>

6. disciplines (O)#

The scientific disciplines linked with the resource. (occurences: 0-n)

6.1 discipline (O)#

Name of the discipline. Free text.

<discipline schemeURI="http://clara.science/disciplines/v1"
  disciplineScheme="clara.science"
  disciplineIdentifier="1.3.3 → Literature → English literature">
  English Literature
</discipline>

6.1.1 disciplineScheme (O)#

Name of the discipline scheme. Free text.

6.1.2 schemeURI (O)#

The URI of the discipline scheme.

6.1.3 valueURI (O)#

The URI of the discipline value, if applicable.

6.1.4 language (O)#

The language which the discipline name is given in. Type is xml:lang.

Example: disciplines#

<disciplines>
  <discipline schemeURI="http://clara.science/disciplines/v1"
    disciplineScheme="clara.science"
    disciplineIdentifier="1.3.3 → Literature → English literature">
    English Literature</discipline>
  <discipline schemeURI="http://b2share.eudat.eu/suggest/disciplines.json"
    disciplineScheme="b2share.legacy"
    disciplineIdentifier="1.3.4 → Literature → World literature">
    World Literature</discipline>
</disciplines>

7. keywords (R)#

Subject(s), keyword(s), classification code(s), or key phrase(s) describing the resource. To supply multiple keywords, repeat this property. (occurences: 0-n)

7.1 keyword (R)#

Name of the keyword. Free text.

<keyword xml:lang="en-US" 
  schemeURI="http://dewey.info"
  keywordScheme="dewey"
  valueURI="http://dewey.info/values/000-computer-science">
  computer science
</keyword>

7.1.1 keywordScheme (O)#

Name of the keyword scheme. Free text.

7.1.2 schemeURI (O)#

The URI of the keyword scheme.

7.1.3 valueURI (O)#

The URI of the keyword value, if applicable.

7.1.4 Language (O)#

The language which the keyword name is given in. Type is xml:lang.

Example: keywords#

<keywords>
  <keyword xml:lang="en-US"
    schemeURI="http://dewey.info"
    keywordScheme="dewey"
    valueURI="http://dewey.info/values/000-computer-science">
    computer science</keyword>
  <keyword xml:lang="en-US" 
    schemeURI="http://dewey.info"
    keywordScheme="dewey"
    valueURI="http://dewey.info/values/001-biology">
    biology</keyword>
  <keyword xml:lang="en-US" 
    schemeURI="http://dewey.info"
    keywordScheme="dewey"
    valueURI="http://dewey.info/values/002-genealogy">
    genealogy</keyword>
</keywords>

8. contacts (O)#

Contact information.

8.1 contact (O)#

A reference to contact information. This should be a reference using a URL or an email address.

8.1.1 contactType (O)#

Type of the contact.

Controlled list. Possible values are Email or URL.

Example: contacts#

<contacts>
  <contact contactType="email">contact@community.org</contact>
  <contact contactType="URL">https://community.org/contact</contact>
</contacts>

9. publicationYear (M)#

The year when the data is made publicly available. If an embargo period has been in effect, use the date when the embargo period ends. (occurrences: 1)

Example: publicationYear#

<publicationYear>2020</publicationYear>

10. dates (O)#

The dates related to the resource. (occurrences: 0-n)

10.1 date (O)#

The dates related to the resource. Use YYYY,YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssTZD or any other format or level of granularity described in W3CDTF. Use RKMS-ISO8601 standard for depicting date ranges.

10.1.1 dateType (O)#

Type of the date.

For allowed type values, see controlled list of date types.

10.1.2 dateInformation (O)#

Free text.

Example: dates#

<dates>
  <date dateType="Created"
    dateInformation="Creation">2020-06-01</date>
  <date dateType="Updated"
    dateInformation="Updated with latest properties">2020-07-06</date>
</dates>

11. sizes (O)#

Size information about the resource, e.g. 123 MB, 3 pages, 102 files.

11.1 size (O)#

Size information about the resource, e.g. 123 MB, 3 pages, 102 files.

Example: sizes#

<sizes>
  <size>10 kB</size>
  <size>1 file</size>
</sizes>

12. formats (O)#

Technical format(s) of the resource.

12.1 format (O)#

Technical format of the resource. Use the file extension or MIME type where possible, e.g., PDF, XML, MPG or application/pdf, text/xml, video/mpeg.

Example: formats#

<formats>
  <format>application/xml</format>
  <format>application/pdf</format>
</formats>

13. contributors (O)#

13.1 contributor (O)#

The institution or person responsible for collecting, managing, distributing, or otherwise contributing to the development of the resource (occurrences: 0-n).

13.1.1 contributorName (O)#

The full name of the contributor. Format of personal name should be: family, given.

<contributorName>Doe, John</contributorName>

13.1.2 givenName (O)#

The personal or first name of the contributor.

<givenName>John</givenName>

13.1.3 familyName (O)#

The surname or last name of the contributor.

<familyName>Doe</familyName>

13.1.4 nameType (O)#

The type of name.

13.1.5 nameIdentifier (O)#

Uniquely identifies a contributor, according to various identifier schemes.

<nameIdentifier schemeURI="http://orcid.org/"
  nameIdentifierScheme="ORCID">
  0000-0000-1111-111X
</nameIdentifier>

13.1.5.1 nameIdentifierScheme (O)#

Name of the name identifier scheme. Free text.

13.1.5.2 schemeURI (O)#

URI of the name identifier scheme.

13.1.6 affiliation (O)#

Uniquely identifies an affiliation, according to various identifier schemes.

<affiliation affiliationIdentifier="https://ror.org/02w4jbg70"
  affiliationIdentifierScheme="ROR">National
  Library of the Netherlands
</affiliation>

13.1.6.1 affiliationIdentifier (O)#

Name of affiliation. Free text.

13.1.6.2 affiliationIdentifierScheme (O)#

Name of the affiliation identifier scheme. Free text.

13.1.6.3 schemeURI (O)#

URI of the affiliation identifier scheme.

13.1.7 contributorType (O)#

The type of contributor of the resource.

For allowed type values, see controlled list of contributor types.

Example: contributors#

<contributors>
  <contributor contributorType="ProjectLeader">
    <contributorName>Doe, John</contributorName>
    <givenName>John</givenName>
    <familyName>Doe</familyName>
    <nameIdentifier schemeURI="http://orcid.org/"
      nameIdentifierScheme="ORCID">
      0000-0000-1111-111X</nameIdentifier>
    <affiliation affiliationIdentifier="https://ror.org/02w4jbg70"
      affiliationIdentifierScheme="ROR">National
      Library of the Netherlands</affiliation>
  </contributor>
  <contributor contributorType="Sponsor">
    <contributorName xml:lang="en">World Health Organisation</contributorName>
  </contributor>
  <contributor contributorType="Producer">
    <contributorName xml:lang="en">Statistics Committee</contributorName>
  </contributor>
</contributors>

14. instruments (O)#

The technical instrument(s) used to produce the data in the resource. (occurrence: 0-n)

14.1 instrument (O)#

The technical instrument used to produce the data in the resource.

14.1.1 instrumentIdentifier (O)#

The identifier of the instrument.

14.1.2 instrumentIdentifierType (O)#

The type of the identifier. Free text.

Example: instruments#

<instruments>
  <instrument instrumentIdentifierType="URL"
    instrumentIdentifier="https://b2inst-poc2.eoschub-surfsara.surf-hosted.nl/records/e0bacfa76e3749db9c91f4f30c70290c">
    Pilatus detector at MX station 14.1</instrument>
</instruments>

15. resourceTypes (O)#

The type(s) of the resource, e.g. Dataset, AstroImage.

15.1 resourceType (O)#

The type of the resource, e.g. Dataset, AstroImage. Free text.

15.1.1 resourceTypeGeneral (O)#

The general type of a resource.

For allowed type values, see controlled list of general resource types.

Example: resourceTypes#

<resourceTypes>
  <resourceType resourceTypeGeneral="Software">XML</resourceType>
  <resourceType resourceTypeGeneral="Image">AstroImage</resourceType>
</resourceTypes>

16. alternateIdentifiers (O)#

Identifier(s) other than the primary identifier. This field should be used for alternative identifier(s) of the same instance.

16.1 alternateIdentifier (O)#

Identifier other than the primary identifier. This field should be used for alternative identifier of the same instance.

16.1.1 alternateIdentifierType (O)#

Type of the alternate identifier.

Example: alternateIdentifiers#

<alternateIdentifiers>
  <alternateIdentifier alternateIdentifierType="URL">
    https://schema.eudat.eu/meta/kernel-1.0/example/eudat-extended-example-full-v1.0.xml
  </alternateIdentifier>
  <alternateIdentifier alternateIdentifierType="URL">
    https://gitlab.eudat.eu/metadata_schema/schema.eudat.eu/-/tree/master/schemas/v1.1/examples/extended-full-example-1.0.xml
  </alternateIdentifier>
</alternateIdentifiers>

17. relatedIdentifiers (O)#

17.1 relatedIdentifier (O)#

17.1.1 resourceTypeGeneral (O)#

The general type of the related resource.

For allowed type values, see controlled list of general resource types.

17.1.2 relatedIdentifierType (O)#

Type of the related identifier.

For allowed type values, see controlled list of identifier types.

17.1.3 relationType (O)#

The type of the relation between the dataset and the related resource.

For allowed type values, see controlled list of relation types.

17.1.4 relatedMetadataScheme (O)#

Metadata schema of the related resource. Might not be applicable.

17.1.5 schemeURI (O)#

URI of the related identifier scheme.

17.1.6 schemeType (O)#

Type of the related identifier scheme.

Example: relatedIdentifiers#

<relatedIdentifiers>
  <relatedIdentifier relatedIdentifierType="URL"
    relationType="HasMetadata"
    relatedMetadataScheme="citeproc+json"
    schemeURI="https://github.com/citation-style-language/schema/raw/master/csl-data.json">
    https://schema.eudat.eu/application/citeproc+json/10.12345/eudat-extended-example-full
  </relatedIdentifier>
  <relatedIdentifier relatedIdentifierType="arXiv"
    relationType="IsReviewedBy"
    resourceTypeGeneral="Text">
    0123.1234
  </relatedIdentifier>
</relatedIdentifiers>

18. version#

Version number of the resource. If the primary resource has changed, the version number increases. Free text. Suggested practice: track major_version.minor_version.

Example: version#

<version>1.0</version>

19. publishers (M)#

19.1 publisher (M)#

The name of the entity that holds, archives, publishes, prints, distributes, releases, issues, or produces the resource or is responsible for making the resource available.

19.1.1 language (O)#

The language which the publisher name is given in. Type is xml:lang.

Example: publishers#

<publishers>
  <publisher xml:lang="en">Dutch Research Council</publisher>
</publishers>

20. languages (R)#

Language(s) of the resource.

20.1 language (R)#

A language of the resource.

Allowed values should be taken from ISO 639-1 and 639-3 language codes or IETF BCP 47. Examples: ‘en’, ‘de’ or ‘eng’, ‘deu’ or ‘de-AT’, ‘en-US’.

Example: languages#

<languages>
  <language>eng</language>
  <language>ger</language>
</languages>

21. spatialCoverages (O)#

21.1 spatialCoverage (O)#

Spatial region or named place where the data was gathered or which the data is about. (occurrence: 0-n)

21.2 geoLocationPlace (O)#

Description or name of a geographic location. Free text.

<geoLocationPlace>Pacific Ocean</geoLocationPlace>

21.3 geoLocationPoint (O)#

A point location in space. A point contains a single latitude-longitude pair.

<geoLocationPoint>
  <pointLongitude>-37.302</pointLongitude>
  <pointLatitude>41.233</pointLatitude>
</geoLocationPoint>

21.3.1 pointLongitude (O)#

Longitudinal dimension of point.

Accepted values are from -180 to 180, where 0 is Greenwich, negative numbers are west, positive numbers are east. Must be used when defining an geoLocationPoint.

21.3.2 pointLatitude (O)#

Latitudinal dimension of point.

Accepted values are from -90 to 90, where 0 is the equator; negative numbers are south, positive numbers north. Must be used when defining an geoLocationPoint.

21.4 geoLocationBox (O)#

The spatial limits of a box, defined by two geographic points. A single point contains a single latitude-longitude pair. The first pair is the lower left corner, the second is the upper right corner.

<geoLocationBox>
  <westBoundLongitude>-11.032</westBoundLongitude>
  <eastBoundLongitude>-78.211</eastBoundLongitude>
  <southBoundLatitude>21.090</southBoundLatitude>
  <northBoundLatitude>22.893</northBoundLatitude>
</geoLocationBox>

21.4.1 westBoundLongitude (O)#

Longitude of the geographic point expressed in decimal degrees.

Accepted values are from -180 to 180, where 0 is Greenwich, negative numbers are west, positive numbers are east. Must be used when defining an geoLocationBox.

21.4.2 eastBoundLongitude (O)#

Longitude of the geographic point expressed in decimal degrees.

Accepted values are from -180 to 180, where 0 is Greenwich, negative numbers are west, positive numbers are east. Must be used when defining an geoLocationBox.

21.4.3 southBoundLatitude (O)#

Latitude of the geographic point expressed in decimal degrees.

Accepted values are from -90 to 90, where 0 is the equator; negative numbers are south, positive numbers north. Must be used when defining an geoLocationBox.

21.4.4 northBoundLatitude (O)#

Latitude of the geographic point expressed in decimal degrees.

Accepted values are from -90 to 90, where 0 is the equator; negative numbers are south, positive numbers north. Must be used when defining an geoLocationBox.

21.5 geoLocationPolygon (O)#

A drawn polygon area, defined by a set of points and lines connecting the points in a closed chain. At least four polygonPoints must be used to describe a geoLocationPolygon.

<geoLocationPolygon>
  <polygonPoint>
    <pointLatitude>21.991</pointLatitude>
    <pointLongitude>-31.032</pointLongitude>
  </polygonPoint>
  <polygonPoint>
    <pointLatitude>22.893</pointLatitude>
    <pointLongitude>-59.622</pointLongitude>
  </polygonPoint>
  <polygonPoint>
    <pointLatitude>31.991</pointLatitude>
    <pointLongitude>-38.211</pointLongitude>
  </polygonPoint>
  <polygonPoint>
    <pointLatitude>31.090</pointLatitude>
    <pointLongitude>-39.622</pointLongitude>
  </polygonPoint>
  <polygonPoint>
    <pointLatitude>31.991</pointLatitude>
    <pointLongitude>-41.032</pointLongitude>
  </polygonPoint>
</geoLocationPolygon>

21.5.1 polygonPoint (O)#

A point location in a polygon. There must be at least 4 non-aligned points to make a closed curve, with the last point described the same as the first point.

21.5.1.1 pointLongitude (O)#

Longitudinal dimension of point, expressed in decimal degrees.

Accepted values are from -180 to 180, where 0 is Greenwich, negative numbers are west, positive numbers are east. Must be used when defining an polygonPoint.

21.5.1.2 pointLatitude (O)#

Latitudinal dimension of point, expressed in decimal degrees.

Accepted values are from -90 to 90, where 0 is the equator; negative numbers are south, positive numbers north. Must be used when defining an polygonPoint.

21.5.2 inPolygonPoint (O)#

Used when describing an area which is larger than half of the earth. inPolygonPoint is only necessary to indicate the “inside” of the polygon, if the polygon is larger than half the earth. Otherwise the smallest of the two areas bounded by the polygon will be used.

21.5.2.1 pointLongitude (O)#

Longitudinal dimension of point, expressed in decimal degrees.

Accepted values are from -180 to 180, where 0 is Greenwich, negative numbers are west, positive numbers are east. Must be used when defining an inPolygonPoint.

21.5.2.2 pointLatitude (O)#

Latitudinal dimension of point, expressed in decimal degrees.

Accepted values are from -90 to 90, where 0 is the equator; negative numbers are south, positive numbers north. Must be used when defining an inPolygonPoint.

Example: spatialCoverages#

<spatialCoverages>
  <spatialCoverage>
    <geoLocationPlace>Pacific Ocean</geoLocationPlace>
    <geoLocationPoint>
      <pointLongitude>-37.302</pointLongitude>
      <pointLatitude>41.233</pointLatitude>
    </geoLocationPoint>
    <geoLocationBox>
      <westBoundLongitude>-11.032</westBoundLongitude>
      <eastBoundLongitude>-78.211</eastBoundLongitude>
      <southBoundLatitude>21.090</southBoundLatitude>
      <northBoundLatitude>22.893</northBoundLatitude>
    </geoLocationBox>
  </spatialCoverage>
  <spatialCoverage>
    <geoLocationPolygon>
      <polygonPoint>
        <pointLatitude>21.991</pointLatitude>
        <pointLongitude>-31.032</pointLongitude>
      </polygonPoint>
      <polygonPoint>
        <pointLatitude>22.893</pointLatitude>
        <pointLongitude>-59.622</pointLongitude>
      </polygonPoint>
      <polygonPoint>
        <pointLatitude>31.991</pointLatitude>
        <pointLongitude>-38.211</pointLongitude>
      </polygonPoint>
      <polygonPoint>
        <pointLatitude>31.090</pointLatitude>
        <pointLongitude>-39.622</pointLongitude>
      </polygonPoint>
      <polygonPoint>
        <pointLatitude>31.991</pointLatitude>
        <pointLongitude>-41.032</pointLongitude>
      </polygonPoint>
    </geoLocationPolygon>
  </spatialCoverage>
</spatialCoverages>

22. temporalCoverages (O)#

22.1 temporalCoverage (O)#

Period of time the research data is related to. Could be a date format or plain text. (occurence: 0-n)

22.2 startDate (O)#

Begin of time period the resource is about or focused on. Format should be YYYY, YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssTZD or any other format or level of granularity described in W3CDTF. Years before 0000 must be prefixed with a -sign, e.g.,-0054 to indicate 55 BC.

<startDate format="ISO-8601">2004-03-02</startDate>

22.3 endDate (O)#

End of time period the data is about, if applicable. Can be left open. Date format as in startDate.

<endDate format="ISO-8601">2005-06-02</endDate>

22.4 span (O)#

Name of a period that the resource is about, e.g. Paleocene.

<span>Paleocene</span>

Example: temporalCoverages#

<temporalCoverages>
  <temporalCoverage>
    <startDate format="ISO-8601">2004-03-02</startDate>
    <endDate format="ISO-8601">2005-06-02</endDate>
  </temporalCoverage>
  <temporalCoverage>
    <span>Paleocene</span>
  </temporalCoverage>
</temporalCoverages>

23. fundingReferences (O)#

23.1 fundingReference (O)#

Information about financial support (funding) for the resource. (occurrences: 0-n)

23.1.1 funderName (O)#

Name of the funding provider.

<funderName>Dutch Research Council</funderName>

23.1.2 funderIdentifier (O)#

Uniquely identifies a funding entity, according to various types.

<funderIdentifier funderIdentifierType="Crossref Funder ID">
    501100003246
</funderIdentifier>

23.1.2.1 funderIdentifierType (O)#

The type of the funderIdentifier.

For allowed type values, see controlled list of funder identifier types.

23.1.2.2 schemeURI (O)#

URI of the funder identifier scheme.

23.1.3 awardNumber (O)#

The code assigned by the funder to a sponsored award (grant).

<awardNumber>XYZ-10001</awardNumber>

23.1.4 awardTitle (O)#

The human readable title of the award (grant).

<awardTitle>Full EUDAT Core XML Example</awardTitle>

Example: fundingReferences#

<fundingReferences>
  <fundingReference>
    <funderName>Dutch Research Council</funderName>
    <funderIdentifier funderIdentifierType="Crossref Funder ID">
    501100003246</funderIdentifier>
    <awardNumber>XYZ-10001</awardNumber>
    <awardTitle>Full EUDAT Core XML Example</awardTitle>
  </fundingReference>
  <fundingReference>
    <funderName>Norwegian Research Council</funderName>
  </fundingReference>
</fundingReferences>