## Place associated with the production of a bibliographic item
bplace = element place {
## City
bibliocity?,
## Region that city is located in, given for disambiguation purposes.
biblioregion*,
## Country that city is located in, given for disambiguation purposes.
bibliocountry*,
## Name of the place, not broken down semantically
formattedPlace?,
## URI in a geographical registry identifying the place
uri?
}
That means that a text string, such as "Geneva" being output in ISO 712, is illegal in the grammar. If you find just a string in your scraping of bibliographic data, assume by default that it is city: <place><city>Geneva</city></place>, not <place>Geneva</place>
In the Relaton grammar,
place
is defined as:That means that a text string, such as "Geneva" being output in ISO 712, is illegal in the grammar. If you find just a string in your scraping of bibliographic data, assume by default that it is city:
<place><city>Geneva</city></place>
, not<place>Geneva</place>