[Asis-standards] Fwd: NISO Publishes Standards Tag Suite (NISO STS) Standard
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> Subject: NISO Publishes Standards Tag Suite (NISO STS) Standard
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> NISO Publishes Standards Tag Suite (NISO STS) Standard
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> Baltimore, MD - October 9, 2017 - The National Information Standards Organization (NISO) announces the publication of a new American National Standard, STS: Standards Tag Suite, ANSI/NISO Z39.102-2017. The purpose of this "standard for standards," which will be known as NISO STS, is to define a suite of XML elements and attributes that describes the full-text content and metadata of standards. NISO STS provides a common format that preserves intellectual content of standards independent of the form in which that content was originally delivered.
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> This standard includes two implementations: the Interchange Tag Set and the Extended Tag Set. These tag sets, built from the elements and attributes defined in the Suite, provide models for standards publishing and interoperability. NISO STS builds upon the existing, widely used standard for journal publishers, ANSI/NISO Z39.96-2015, JATS: Journal Article Tag Suite, and a variant of JATS, ISOSTS, the International Organization for Standardization's (ISO) version of STS created in 2011. NISO STS has benefited from this robust foundation and broad industry expertise.
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> Bruce Rosenblum, CEO of Inera, Inc. and co-chair of the NISO STS Working Group, comments that the standard will positively impact the bottom line of standards publishers and their vendors. "Investment in publishing technology is a significant cost," says Rosenblum. "When companies don't 'speak the same language,' costs remain high and innovation is stifled. NISO STS allows all parties to leverage a common investment and spread costs over a larger number of organizations, which will in turn lower costs of software and services for everyone."
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> Robert Wheeler, ASME Director of Publishing Technologies and co-chair of the NISO STS working group, welcomes the interoperability that NISO STS enables in the market. "An agreed-upon XML tag set for standards will improve communication throughout the entire standards world, from creators to end users," comments Wheeler. "Greater interoperability between standards publishers and the standards distribution ecosystem, in particular, will ease standards' discovery, use, and adoption, as well as better enable the dissemination of new ideas and technologies."
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> "Publishing standards in XML per NISO STS will provide a sustainable upgrade from the inflexibility of PDF," states NISO Executive Director Todd Carpenter. "NISO is proud to provide a platform for better interchange and leading-edge publishing processes, which is core to our mission. We welcome the efficiencies offered by STS and the improvements it brings to the standards world. As NISO STS is aligned with JATS, its implementers can rest assured that the standard will be well-supported into the future alongside advancing technology and increased user requirements."
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> NISO STS is available for download at http://www.niso.org/standards/z39.102-2017. Supporting non-normative documentation, including the tag library and DTD, XSD, and RNG schemas are available at http://www.niso-sts.org/. For more on the NISO STS project, see http://www.niso.org/workrooms/sts/.
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From: NISO <[1]nisohq at niso.org>
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Subject: NISO Publishes Standards Tag Suite (NISO STS) Standard
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NISO Publishes Standards Tag Suite (NISO STS) Standard
Provides common format for exchanging standards content
Baltimore, MD - October 9, 2017 - The National Information Standards
Organization (NISO) announces the publication of a new American National
Standard, [4]STS: Standards Tag Suite, ANSI/NISO Z39.102-2017. The purpose
of this "standard for standards," which will be known as NISO STS, is to
define a suite of XML elements and attributes that describes the full-text
content and metadata of standards. NISO STS provides a common format that
preserves intellectual content of standards independent of the form in which
that content was originally delivered.
This standard includes two implementations: the Interchange Tag Set and the
Extended Tag Set. These tag sets, built from the elements and attributes
defined in the Suite, provide models for standards publishing and
interoperability. NISO STS builds upon the existing, widely used standard
for journal publishers, [5]ANSI/NISO Z39.96-2015, JATS: Journal Article Tag
Suite, and a variant of JATS, ISOSTS, the [6]International Organization for
Standardization's (ISO) version of STS created in 2011. NISO STS has
benefited from this robust foundation and broad industry expertise.
Bruce Rosenblum, CEO of Inera, Inc. and co-chair of the NISO STS Working
Group, comments that the standard will positively impact the bottom line of
standards publishers and their vendors. "Investment in publishing technology
is a significant cost," says Rosenblum. "When companies don't 'speak the
same language,' costs remain high and innovation is stifled. NISO STS allows
all parties to leverage a common investment and spread costs over a larger
number of organizations, which will in turn lower costs of software and
services for everyone."
Robert Wheeler, ASME Director of Publishing Technologies and co-chair of the
NISO STS working group, welcomes the interoperability that NISO STS enables
in the market. "An agreed-upon XML tag set for standards will improve
communication throughout the entire standards world, from creators to end
users," comments Wheeler. "Greater interoperability between standards
publishers and the standards distribution ecosystem, in particular, will
ease standards' discovery, use, and adoption, as well as better enable the
dissemination of new ideas and technologies."
"Publishing standards in XML per NISO STS will provide a sustainable upgrade
from the inflexibility of PDF," states NISO Executive Director Todd
Carpenter. "NISO is proud to provide a platform for better interchange and
leading-edge publishing processes, which is core to our mission. We welcome
the efficiencies offered by STS and the improvements it brings to the
standards world. As NISO STS is aligned with JATS, its implementers can rest
assured that the standard will be well-supported into the future alongside
advancing technology and increased user requirements."
NISO STS is available for download at
[7]http://www.niso.org/standards/z39.102-2017. Supporting non-normative
documentation, including the tag library and DTD, XSD, and RNG schemas are
available at [8]http://www.niso-sts.org/. For more on the NISO STS project,
see [9]http://www.niso.org/workrooms/sts/.
About NISO
NISO, based in Baltimore, Maryland, fosters the development and maintenance
of standards that facilitate the creation, persistent management, and
effective interchange of information so that it can be trusted for use in
research and learning. To fulfill this mission, NISO engages libraries,
publishers, information aggregators, and other organizations that support
learning, research, and scholarship through the creation, organization,
management, and curation of knowledge. NISO works with intersecting
communities of interest and across the entire lifecycle of information
standards. NISO is a not-for-profit association accredited by the American
National Standards Institute (ANSI). For more information, visit the
[10]NISO website..
NISO | (301) 654-2512 | [11]nisohq at niso.org | [12]www.niso.org
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