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6\chapter{Data model reference}
7\label{ch:data-model-ref}
8In the following complete data models, schemas are listed for reference: The diagram of the data model for data category specification in figure~\ref{fig:DCR_data_model}\xne{Terms.xsd} -- the XML schema used by the SMC module internally in listing~\ref{lst:terms-schema} (cf. \ref{datamodel-terms}) and the \xne{general-component-schema.xsd}\furl{https://infra.clarin.eu/cmd/general-component-schema.xsd} -- the schema representing the CMD meta model for defining CMD profiles and components in listing~\ref{lst:cmd-schema}. Figure \ref{fig:ref_arch} depicts an abstract reference architecture that provides a conceptual frame for this work and in figure \ref{fig:acdh_context} an overview of the roles and services of the \xne{ACDH -- Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities} -- the home of SMC -- explicates the concrete current situation regarding the architectural context of SMC.
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10\input{images/Terms.xsd}
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12\input{images/general-component-schema.xsd}
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14\begin{figure*}
15\begin{center}
16\includegraphics[width=1\textwidth]{images/EDC_components_v4.png}
17\end{center}
18\caption{Reference Architecture}
19\label{fig:ref_arch}
20\end{figure*}
21
22\begin{figure*}[p]
23\begin{center}
24\includegraphics[width=1\textwidth]{images/DCR_data_model.jpg}
25\end{center}
26\caption{DCIF -- the data model for the Data Category Registry as defined by the ISO Standard ISO12620:2009 \cite{ISO12620:2009}}
27\label{fig:DCR_data_model}
28\end{figure*}
29
30\begin{figure*}[!ht]
31\begin{center}
32\includegraphics[width=0.95\textheight, angle=90]{images/acdh-diagram_300dpi.png}
33\end{center}
34\caption{Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities - the home of SMC - in context}
35\label{fig:acdh_context}
36\end{figure*}
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38\chapter{CMD -- Sample Data}
39\label{ch:cmd-sample}
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41\section{Definition of a CMD profile}
42Following listing presents a sample CMD specification for the \concept{collection\#clarin.eu:cr1:p\_1345561703620} profile.
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44\input{chapters/collection_spec.xml.tex}
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46\section{CMD Record}
47Following listing represents a sample CMD record  - an instance of the \concept{collection} profile listed above.
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49\input{chapters/collection_instance.xml.tex}
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52\chapter{SMC -- Documentation}
53\label{ch:smc-docs}
54
55\begin{figure*}
56\begin{center}
57\includegraphics[width=1.1\textheight, angle=90]{images/build_init.png}
58\end{center}
59\caption{A graphical representation of the dependencies and calls in the main \xne{ant} build file.}
60\label{fig:smc-build_init}
61\end{figure*}
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63\section{Developer Documentation}
64\label{sec:smc-xsl-docs}
65
66A developer documentation of the code and the system is included in the source repository
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68\noindent
69\url{https://svn.clarin.eu/SMC/trunk/SMC/docs}
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71\noindent
72A short introduction can be found online as part of the application:
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75\url{http://clarin.oeaw.ac.at/smc/docs/devdocs.html}
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77\section{SMC Browser User Documentation}
78\label{sec:smc-browser-userdocs}
79
80\input{chapters/userdocs_cleaned}
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82\clearpage
83\section {Sample SMC Graphs}
84\label{sec:smc-graphs}
85
86\begin{figure*}[h]
87\begin{center}
88\includegraphics[width=1\textwidth]{images/cmd-deps-graph_part2.png}
89\end{center}
90\caption{An early version of a visual representation of (a part of) the \xne{smc-graph} generated with the \code{dot} tool.}
91\label{fig:cmd-dep-dotgraph}
92\end{figure*}
93
94\begin{figure*}[h]
95\begin{center}
96\includegraphics[width=1\textwidth]{images/SMC-export_sample.png}
97\end{center}
98\caption{A sample output from SMC browser showing a number of frequently used data categories and the clusters of profiles using them.}
99\label{fig:smc-sample}
100\end{figure*}
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104\begin{comment}
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106\chapter{SMC Reports}
107%\%label{ch:smc-reports}
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109SMC Reports is a (growing) set of documents analyzing specific phenomena in the CMD data domain based on the visual and numerical output from the SMC Browser \ref{smc-browser}.
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111\input{chapters/examples_cleaned}
112\end{comment}
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