Subject (XML)
The Subject data type defines the abstract concept of a genealogical subject. A subject is something with a unique and
intrinsic identity, e.g., a person, a location on the surface of the earth. We identify that subject in time and space using various supporting
conclusions, e.g. for a person: things like name, birth date, age, address, etc. We aggregate these supporting conclusions to form an
apparently-unique identity by which we can distinguish our subject from all other possible subjects.
| Namespace: | http://gedcomx.org/v1/ |
| URI: | http://gedcomx.org/v1/Subject |
| Extends: | Conclusion |
Properties
| Name |
Type |
Description |
|
| extracted |
boolean
|
Whether this subject has been identified as "extracted", meaning it captures information extracted from a single source. |
FTU
|
| evidence |
list of
EvidenceReference
|
References to the evidence being referenced for this subject. |
|
| media |
list of
SourceReference
|
References to multimedia resources associated with this subject. |
|
| identifier |
list of
Identifier
|
The list of identifiers for the subject. |
|
| Properties inherited from Conclusion |
| sortKey |
string
|
A sort key in relation to other facts for display purposes. |
|
| confidence |
string
|
The level of confidence the contributor has about the data. |
|
| lang |
string
|
The language of the conclusion. See http://www.w3.org/International/articles/language-tags/ |
FTR
|
| attribution |
Attribution
|
Attribution metadata for a conclusion. |
|
| source |
list of
SourceReference
|
The source references for a conclusion. |
|
| analysis |
ResourceReference
|
A reference to the analysis document explaining the analysis that went into this conclusion. |
FTU
|
| note |
list of
Note
|
Notes about a person. |
|
| Properties inherited from HypermediaEnabledData |
| link |
list of
Link
|
The list of hypermedia links. Links are not specified by GEDCOM X core, but as extension elements by GEDCOM X RS. |
|
| Properties inherited from ExtensibleData |
| id |
string
|
A local, context-specific id for the data. |
|
Example
<s----- confidence="..." extracted="..." xml:lang="..." sortKey="..." xmlns="http://gedcomx.org/v1/">
<evidence resource="..." resourceId="...">
<attribution>
<contributor/>
<modified>...</modified>
<changeMessage>...</changeMessage>
<changeMessageResource>...</changeMessageResource>
<creator/>
<created>...</created>
</attribution>
<link/>
</evidence>
<media description="..." descriptionId="...">
<attribution>
<contributor/>
<modified>...</modified>
<changeMessage>...</changeMessage>
<changeMessageResource>...</changeMessageResource>
<creator/>
<created>...</created>
</attribution>
<qualifier name="...">...</qualifier>
<link/>
</media>
<identifier type="...">...</identifier>
<attribution>
<contributor/>
<modified>...</modified>
<changeMessage>...</changeMessage>
<changeMessageResource>...</changeMessageResource>
<creator/>
<created>...</created>
</attribution>
<source description="..." descriptionId="...">
<attribution/>
<qualifier/>
</source>
<analysis resource="..." resourceId="..."/>
<note xml:lang="...">
<subject>...</subject>
<text>...</text>
<attribution/>
</note>
<link/>
</s----->