<ref-list>

Reference List (Bibliographic Reference List)

A list of referenced documents. This element is used both for lists of normative references and for non-normative bibliographies.

Remarks

Reference Lists are typically used inside or at the end of a section with a title such as “Normative References” or in the back matter of a standards document.

Attributes

Model Description

This element may be contained in:

Example 1

Within a “Normative references” section:
...
<body>
 ...
 <sec sec-type="norm-refs" id="s2">
  <label>2</label>
  <title>Normative references</title>
  <p>The following referenced documents are indispensable 
   for the application of ...</p>
  <ref-list>
   <ref>
    <std type="undated" std-id="iso:std:iso:9001"
     ><std-ref>ISO 9001</std-ref>, 
     <title>Quality management systems &mdash; 
      Requirements</title></std>
   </ref>
   <ref>
    <std type="undated" std-id="iso-iec:std:iso-iec:15415"
     ><std-ref>ISO/IEC 15415</std-ref>, 
     <title>Information technology &mdash; Automatic identification 
      and data capture techniques &mdash; Bar code print quality 
      test specification &mdash; Two-dimensional symbols</title></std>
   </ref>
   ...
  </ref-list>
 </sec>
 ...
</body>
...  

Example 2

For a named Bibliography:
...
<back>
 ...
 <ref-list>
  <title>Bibliography</title>
  <ref id="bibr1">
   <label>[1]</label>
   <mixed-citation>ISO Guide 82, <source>Guidelines for 
    addressing sustainability in standards</source></mixed-citation>
  </ref>
  <ref id="bibr2">
   <label>2</label>
   <std type="undated" std-id="iso:std:iso:9241-11"
    ><std-ref>ISO 9241-11</std-ref>, 
    <title>Ergonomic requirements for office work with visual 
     display terminals (VDTs) &mdash; Part 11: Guidance on 
     usability</title></std>
  </ref>
  ...
 </ref-list>
</back>
...