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<index> Index

Structural, multi-level index, typically used for capturing a back-of-the-standard or similar index that is already present in a standard being converted to this Tag Set, although it may also be used for indexes generated from index terms set within the text of the standards document.

Usage/Remarks

This is a presentational model.
Attributes
content-type
index-type
specific-use

Base Attributes

id
xml:base
xml:lang
Models and Context
May be contained in
<back>, <index-group>
Description
The following, in order:
Content Model
<!ELEMENT  index        %index-model;                                >
Expanded Content Model

(index-title-group?, (address | alternatives | array | boxed-text | chem-struct-wrap | code | fig | fig-group | graphic | media | non-normative-note | normative-note | non-normative-example | normative-example | notes-group | preformat | supplementary-material | table-wrap | table-wrap-group | disp-formula | disp-formula-group | editing-instruction | def-list | list | tex-math | mml:math | p | related-article | related-object | disp-quote | speech | statement | verse-group)*, (index-entry | index-div)+)

Tagged Samples
Index, with page numbers 
...
<back>
 <index>
  <index-title-group>
   <title>INDEX</title>
  </index-title-group>
  <index-entry>
   <term>Abbreviations</term>
   <nav-pointer-group
    ><nav-pointer specific-use="paragraph" rid="idx869"/>
    <nav-pointer specific-use="page">7</nav-pointer></nav-pointer-group>
  </index-entry>

  <index-entry>
   <term>Acquisition Management Systems Control (AMSC) number</term>
   <nav-pointer-group
    ><nav-pointer specific-use="paragraph" rid="idx284"/>
    <nav-pointer specific-use="page">2</nav-pointer></nav-pointer-group>
   <nav-pointer-group
    ><nav-pointer specific-use="paragraph" rid="idx752"/>
    <nav-pointer specific-use="page">6</nav-pointer></nav-pointer-group>
   <nav-pointer-group
    ><nav-pointer specific-use="paragraph" rid="idx1235"/>
    <nav-pointer specific-use="page">19</nav-pointer></nav-pointer-group>
  </index-entry>
 </index>
 ...
</back>
...
Index with alphabetical divisions 
...
<back>
 <index>
  <index-title-group>
   <title>INDEX</title>
  </index-title-group>
  ...

  <index-div>
   <index-title-group>
    <title>D</title>
   </index-title-group>
   <index-entry>
    <term>degree of linear polarization</term>
    <nav-pointer-group
     ><nav-pointer specific-use="section" rid="sec_3.41"/></nav-pointer-group>
   </index-entry>

   <index-entry>
    <term>device efficiency</term>
    <nav-pointer-group
     ><nav-pointer specific-use="section" rid="sec_3.18"/></nav-pointer-group>
   </index-entry>

   <index-entry>
    <term>divergence angle</term>
    <nav-pointer-group
     ><nav-pointer specific-use="section" rid="sec_3.19.1"/>, 
     <nav-pointer specific-use="section" rid="sec_3.19.2"/></nav-pointer-group>
   </index-entry>
  </index-div>
  ...

 </index>
 ...
</back>
...
Another index with alphabetical divisions, where entry includes page range 
...
<back>
 <index>
  <index-title-group><title>Index</title></index-title-group>
  <index-div>
   <index-title-group><title>A</title></index-title-group>
   ...
   <index-entry>
    <term>access vocabularies</term>
    <see-entry>entry terms</see-entry>
   </index-entry>
   ...
   <index-entry>
    <term>adjectives</term>
    <nav-pointer-group
     ><nav-pointer rid="idx320" nav-pointer-type="start-of-range"
     >26</nav-pointer>&ndash;<nav-pointer rid="idx486" nav-pointer-type="end-of-range"
     >27</nav-pointer></nav-pointer-group>    
    <see-also-entry>modifiers in compound terms</see-also-entry>
   </index-entry>
   ...
  </index-div>
  ...
 </index>
</back>
...
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