request for assignment of informal urn
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Subject: request for assignment of informal urn
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Dear URN NID members, This is a request for assignment of informal urn. The following is a URN Namespace Definition according to the template described in RFC 3406. Please send comments to addresses in the cc field. Best regards, Yoshiki Sameshima, Hitachi Solutions ---------------- URN Namespace Definition ---------------- I. Namespace ID To be assigned. 2. Registration Information Version 1 Date: 2015-02-09 3. Declared registrant of the namespace Name: Yoshiki SAMESHIMA Takanobu HOSOE Tomohiro MISAWA Affiliation: Hitachi Solutions, Ltd. Address: 4-12-7 Higashi-Shinagawa Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 140-0002 Japan Contact: Yoshiki Sameshima yoshiki (dot) sameshima (dot) vf (at) hitachi-solutions (dot) com 4. Declaration of structure The identifier structure is as follows: NEW-URN = "urn:" ASSIGNED-SCHEME ":" ( CoNETS-EPUB-UUID / CoNETS-EPUB-ISBN ) ; There are two types of the new scheme. ;;; ;;; First type: CoNETS EPUB UUID ;;; CoNETS-EPUB-UUID = "conets-epub-uuid:" UUID *( "/" FILE ) [ "#" EPUBCFI ] UUID = 1*(HEXDIGIT) 0*( "-" 1*(HEXDIGIT)) FILE = PCHAR *PCHAR ; The first type is a combination of UUID, optionally file name and EPUBCFI. ; A bulky book or a series of books may have a single UUID, but it may consist ; of multiple epub publication files. In this case the epub file name is ; included in the URN. ; A piece of content or any location in an epub publication file is identified ; with EPUBCFI, which is a fragment identifier for epub publication, such as ; chapter, image, page, etc. EPUBCFI is specified in EPUB Canonical Fragment ; Identifier Specification. See Sec. 5. ; PCHAR is the same as RFC 3986 or its successors. ;;; ;;; Second type: CoNETS EPUB ISBN ;;; CoNETS-EPUB-ISBN = "conets-epub-isbn:" ISBN *( "/" FILE ) [ "#" EPUBCFI ] ISBN = 1*(DIGIT / ALPHA) 0*("-" 1*(DIGIT / ALPHA)) ; The second type is as the same as CoNETS-EPUB-UUID except that ISBN is used ; instead of UUID. ISBN in URN can be found in RFC 3187 ; 'Using International Standard Book Numbers as Uniform Resource Names.' 5. Relevant ancillary documentation Definition of EPUBCFI can be found in: International Digital Publishing Forum, EPUB Canonical Fragment Identifier (epubcfi) Specification http://www.idpf.org/epub/linking/cfi/epub-cfi.html 6. Identifier uniqueness considerations The URN consists of epub publication identifier (UUID or ISBN), optionally an epub publication file and a fragment that identifies content or location in the epub file. That is, the URN points some part in the epub publication, and reassignment of the URN cannot happen. 7. Identifier persistence considerations Each time the publication is revised, the UUID/ISBN is changed, and a URN will persist in identifying a particular publication even after its lifetime. As for usability of the identifier, identifier resolution is processed locally in this version as described in Section 9, and the usability is assured as long as the publication is stored locally. Future versions of this specification may specify global repository and persistence of usability of the URN identifier. 8. Process of identifier assignment UUID is 128 bits long, and requires no central registration process. The generation process described in RFC 4122 will give a unique identifier from all other UUIDs that have been or will be assigned. ISBN is assigned from the International ISBN Agency. As for the other part of the identifier, FILE and EPUBCFI, the assignment is open. 9. Process for identifier resolution The resolution of the URN is processed locally. Firstly the epub publication which is identified by the UUID/ISBN and FILE is searched in local repository, and then the rest EPUBCFI part is identified as specified in the EPUBCFI specification. Future versions of this specification may specify a global resolution process. 10. Rules for Lexical Equivalence No special considerations. 11. Conformance with URN Syntax No special considerations. 12. Validation mechanism None specified. 13. Scope The scope is global.
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