Units Markup Language (UnitsML)
UnitsML is a project underway at the National Institute of Standards and
Technology (NIST) to develop a schema for encoding scientific units of measure
in XML. Furthermore, a database (UnitsDB) containing extensive information
about scientific units is under development.
We have initiated an OASIS
Technical Committee to address any needed changes in the schema and publish a final recommendation.
OASIS TC meeting —
Wednesday, December 14, 2011, 10:00 am ET (asynchronous only)
Asynchronous participation (2 weeks) will be open from 10:00 am ET on Wed., December 14, 2011 until 5:00 pm ET on Wed., December 28, 2011.
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Additional information:
- Two-page Description
(May 2006; PDF 173 kB)
- FAQs
(February 2007)
- UnitsML Schema Information:
Documentation,
CSD schema, and
changes for UnitsML, Ver. 1.0-csd04.
(December 2011)
[Lite Documentation and Schema (0.9.18)]
- Example of concise documentation generated with a style sheet.
- Guidelines for the Use of Units Markup Language: PDF
| ODT
- Naming and Design Rules - Version 1.0
& Rules only
- UnitsML Presentations:
- SCC20
- TII/TAD
Working Group Meeting (September 11, 2011;
PPT | PDF)
- Overview slides used in the 1st OASIS TC Meeting
(July 12, 2006; PDF 470 kB)
- Sixth Open Forum on Metadata Registries
(Jan 2003; PPT 450 kB)
- "Improving Interoperability
by Incorporating UnitsML into Markup Languages"
(Jan-Feb 2010; PDF 1.2 MB)
- UnitsDB Entity Relationship Model
- Sample tools for and usage of UnitsML
For further information, contact Bob Dragoset.
This project is supported in part by NIST's Systems
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