<nat-meta>

ISO-specific National-Body Metadata

This element is a container element for metadata specific to or produced by an ISO-related national standards body. This element contains any national-organization-specific overrides to the metadata described for the whole standards document (<std-doc-meta>) as well as the organization-specific metadata for the national standards body.

Remarks

Best Practice: Organizations that have not used ISO STS in the past, should use the NISO STS element <std-meta> instead of the element <nat-meta>.
Inside an Adoption: The element <nat-meta> cannot be used inside the front matter for an adoption (<adoption-front>); only <std-meta> may be used at the top level of an adoption. The element <nat-meta> can be used in the front matter of a standard (<front>).

Related Elements

The element <nat-meta> is the fourth of the organization-describing metadata elements with: <std-meta>, <iso-meta>, and <reg-meta>. By design, the <nat-meta> content model is very similar to and was based on the model for <iso-meta>.

Attributes

id Document Internal Identifier
originator Originator
xml:base Base

Model Description

The following, in order:

This element may be contained in:

<front>

Example 

...
<front>
 ...
 <nat-meta originator="DIN" id="profile.nat">
  <title-wrap xml:lang="de">
   <intro>Sicherheit von Maschinen</intro>
   ...
  </title-wrap>
  <doc-ident>
   <sdo>DIN</sdo>
   ...
  </doc-ident>
  <std-ident>
   <originator>DIN</originator>
   ...
  </std-ident>
  <content-language>...</content-language>
  <std-ref type="undated">DIN EN ISO 13849-1</std-ref>
  <doc-ref>DIN EN ISO 13849-1</doc-ref>
  <release-date iso-8601-date="2008-12" date-type="published" 
    std-type="new-standard">2008-12</release-date>
  <comm-ref>...</comm-ref>
  <secretariat>...</secretariat>
  <ics>13.110</ics>
  <std-xref type="supersedes">...</std-xref>
  <permissions>...</permissions>
  <custom-meta-group>...</custom-meta-group>
 </nat-meta>
</front>
...

NISO STS 1.0 Tag Suite Components

Version of October 2017

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