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<wi-number> Work Item Number

Gives the work item number for the work item within which this standard was developed.

Usage/Remarks

CEN Note
The <wi-number> element is currently used by CEN standards’ development. CEN’s WI number contains 8 alphanumeric chars; the first 5 represent the codes for the Technical Committee (TC) which is responsible for standard. So from WI number, it is easy to detect which TC is responsible. If during the development of a standard, the responsibility has been changed from one TC to another (a rare but possible occurrence), the WI number will be changed as well. Thus a standard development may have more than one WI number, although only one <proj-id>.
ISO Note
This element is currently specific to ISO-related Regional standards processing and is provided for reasons of backwards compatibility. It has always been allowed inside <reg-meta>, and it is now allowed inside other elements to provide ISO Regional users with a migration path to using <std-meta> without metadata loss.
This element is used in ISO-related Regional standards processing. In ISO STS the element was only allowed inside <reg-meta>, and it is now (in NISO STS) allowed inside other elements to provide ISO Regional users with a migration path to using <std-meta> without metadata loss.
Attributes

Base Attributes

id
xml:base
Models and Context
May be contained in
<reg-meta>, <std-meta>
Description
Text, numbers, or special characters, zero or more
Content Model
<!ELEMENT  wi-number    %wi-number-model;                            >
Expanded Content Model

(#PCDATA)*

Tagged Sample

ISO-specific, part of <reg-meta> 

...
<front>  
 <reg-meta originator="CEN">
  ...
  <std-ref type="short">EN ISO 9902-6:2001</std-ref>
  <std-ref type="dated">EN ISO 9902-6:2001/prA1</std-ref>
  <wi-number>00189C04</wi-number>     
  <comm-ref>CEN/TC 275</comm-ref>
  <secretariat>AFNOR</secretariat>
  <ics>67.180.10</ics>
 </reg-meta>
</front>
...