Semantic Header Sample Record

<semhdr> 
<title>Semantic Header and Indexing and Searching on the Internet</title> 
<alt-title>Sailing the Internet with a navigational System</alt-title> 
<Subject>
<ul>
<li>
<General>Computer Science </General>
<Sublevel1>Information Storage and Retrieval</Sublevel1>
<Sublevel2>indexing</Sublevel2>
</li>
<li>
<General>Library Studies</General>
<Sublevel1>cataloging</Sublevel1>
<Sublevel2>semantic header</Sublevel2>
</li>
<li>
<General>Computer Science </General>
<Sublevel1>Artificial Intelligence</Sublevel1>
<Sublevel2>expert systems</Sublevel2>
</li>
<li>
<General>Computer Science </General>
<Sublevel1>Database Management</Sublevel1>
<Sublevel2>distributed databases</Sublevel2>
</li>
</ul>
</Subject>
<Language> English </Language>
<Character> ISO-8879 </Character>
<author>
<ul>
<li>aname>DESAI, Bipin C.</aname> 
<aorg>Concordia University, Department of Computer Science</aorg>
<aAddress>7141 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal, QC, CANADA, H4B 126 </aAddress>
<aphone>(514) 848 3025</aphone>
<aFax>(514) 848 8652</aFax>
<aemail>bcdesai@cs.concordia.ca</aemail>
</li>
</ul>
</author> 
<Keyword>
<ul>
<li>Bibliographic record</li>
<li>Content description</li>
<li>Database Systems</li>
<li>Expert Systems</li>
<li>Indexing</li>
<li>Searching</li>
<li>URC</li>
</ul>
</Keyword>
<Dates> 
<Created> 1994-07-11/Created>
<Expiry>1995-08-07</Expiry>
<Updated>1995-02-07</Updated>
</Dates>
<Version> 1.0 </Version>
<Coverage> Universal </Coverage>
<Classification>Public </Classification>
<URL> http://www.cs.concordia.ca/~faculty/bcdesai/cindi-system-1.0.html</URL>
<URN><comment>Unique Universal Resource Name for this resource. No such service exists to date. In
the absence of one, we use the concatenation of Title, first author, first subject creation date and version
number. Do we really need another level of complexity especially if we have a good index and catalogue
system? Is the current system of using domain name followed by other names not good enough? It is the
most distributed version possible. Here domain names not only signify Internet domain but other domains
such as ISBN, UPC, etc. </comment>
Semantic Header and Indexing and Searching on the Internet|Computer Science|Information Storage and
Retrieval|indexing|DESAI, Bipin C.|1994-07-11|1.0 </URN>
<UAS><comment>Universal Archive Site where this document is archived</comment>
ftp://ftp.cs.concordia.ca/bcd/cindi-system-1.0.html</UAS>
<abstract>This paper describes an indexing system called semantic header for Internet resources. The
semantic header contains the meta-information for each "publicly" accessible resource on the Internet. It also
describes the registering system and the distributed database representing the union catalog of resources on
the Internet. This database would be used in a search system to facilitate search.</abstract>
<Annotation></Annotation>
<size> 44000 </size>
<Cost><comment>Cost, Currency<comment> 0.27, Can$</Cost>
<control>
<Ac> BCD's Swiss number a/c </Ac>
<password> thequickbrownfoxjumpsoverthelazydog </password>
<signature> 01001010101110101101010110011101 </signature>
</control>
</semhdr>