xsd.crossref.4.4.1.fundref.xsd Maven / Gradle / Ivy
FundRef documentation and examples: http://help.crossref.org/#fundref
As part of CrossMark metadata, a deposit may contain what is called FundRef info. This details the funding behind a published article. The schema is a sequence of nested <assertion> tags.
If a DOI is not participating in CrossMark, FundRef data may be deposited as part of the <journal_article> metadata.
Note: Some rules will be enforced by the deposit logic (e.g. not the schema).
FundRef data includes one or more award numbers (award_number), each of which may have one or more funders (funder_name). Each funder may have one or more optional identifiers (funder_identifier).
A FundRef deposit begins with a <fr:program> tag within the <crossmark> structure (where fr is the namespace for the FundRef program).
The <program> element is an implicit funder_group and will typically contain:
A) one or more funder_name assertions and an award_number assertion.
or
B) one or more funder_group assertions where each funder_group should contain one or more funder_name assertions and at least one award_number assertion.
Multiple 'award_number's may be included in a single program or fundgroup. Deposits without an award_number will be accepted, but award_number should be provided whenever possible. Items with several award numbers associated with a single funding organization should be grouped together by enclosing the "funder_name", "funder_identifier", and award_number(s) within a "fundgroup" assertion.
FundRef attributes included in assertion are:
fundgroup: used to group funding info for items with multiple funding sources. Required for items with multiple award_number assertions, optional for items with a single award_number
funder_identifier: funding agency identifier, must be nested within the funder_name assertion
funder_name: name of the funding agency (required)
award_number: grant number or other fund identifier