<institution-wrap>

Institution Wrapper

A wrapper element to hold both the name of an institution (<institution>) and any identifiers for that institution (<institution-id>), for example, an INSI or Ringgold ID.

Remarks

Common Practice: All levels of a multi-tier organization may be listed within a single <institution> element and given a single institution identifier. For example, a program, a department, and a university may be part of the same <institution>, inside a single <institution-wrap> with a single <institution-id>. Similarly both a corporation and a division within the corporation might be inside one <institution> element, inside a <institution-wrap> with a single institution identifier (<institution-id>). Alternatively, a divisional distinction such as an “organization” element with a subordinate “dept” and an “office” inside a department could tagged using multiple <institution> elements with the @content-type attribute differentiating institution, department, and office. Each of these divisions could be assigned an institutional identifier (<institution-id>), which would require the wrapper element <institution-wrap>.

Related Elements

An address (<address>) element contains a postal address and/or other contact information such as a company or organization name. If an address is divided into lines, the lines can be preserved using the <addr-line> element. Typically, the <addr-line> element holds one physical or logical line of an address, containing undifferentiated portions of an address such as organization names, street addresses, post box numbers, building numbers, mailstops, etc. They are called “lines” because addresses are frequently divided onto multiple lines, and this encoding allows that fact to be preserved. If the address is just a block of undifferentiated text, numbers, or special characters, the entire address may be placed inside a single <addr-line> element.
There are several ways to tag an address: An address element (<address>) does not contain any text, only lower-level address elements.

Attributes

id Document Internal Identifier
xml:base Base

Model Description

Any combination of:

This element may be contained in:

<address>, <addr-line>, <aff>, <collab>, <conf-loc>, <conf-sponsor>, <copyright-holder>, <element-citation>, <funding-source>, <mixed-citation>, <on-behalf-of>, <publisher-loc>, <publisher-name>, <related-article>, <related-object>, <std-org-loc>

Example 

...
<funding-source><institution-wrap>
  <institution content-type="laboratory">Massachusetts Green High Performance 
   Computing Center</institution>
 </institution-wrap>, operated by 
  
 <institution-wrap>
  <institution-id institution-id-type="Ringgold">1846</institution-id>
  <institution-id institution-id-type="ISNI">0000 0001 2170 1429</institution-id>
  <institution content-type="university">Boston University</institution>
 </institution-wrap>, 
      
 <institution-wrap>
  <institution-id institution-id-type="Ringgold">1812</institution-id>
  <institution content-type="university">Harvard University</institution>
 </institution-wrap>, 
      
 <institution-wrap>
  <institution-id institution-id-type="Ringgold">2167</institution-id>
  <institution content-type="university">MIT</institution>
 </institution-wrap>, 
      
 <institution-wrap>
  <institution-id institution-id-type="Ringgold">1848</institution-id>
  <institution content-type="university">Northeastern University</institution>
 </institution-wrap>, and the 
      
 <institution-wrap>      
  <institution-id institution-id-type="Ringgold">14707</institution-id>
  <institution content-type="university">University of Massachusetts</institution>
 </institution-wrap></funding-source>
...

NISO STS 1.0 Tag Suite Components

Version of October 2017

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