<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<METS_Profile xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="http://www.loc.gov/standards/mets/profile_docs/mets.profile.v1-0.xsd">
    <URI LOCTYPE="URN">http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt8s20152f</URI>
    <title>Profile for Profiles</title>
    <abstract>A Profile for METS documents describing profiles of METS documents</abstract>
    <date>2004-03-13T09:40:00-08:00</date>
    <contact>
        <name>Brian Tingle</name>
        <address>California Digital Library; University of California Office of the President; 415
            20th Street, 4th Floor; Oakland, CA 94612-2901</address>
    </contact>
    <related_profile/>
    <extension_schema>
        <name>METS_Profile</name>
        <URI>http://www.loc.gov/standards/mets/profile_docs/mets.profile.v1-0.xsd</URI>
        <context>must set the namespace to ""</context>
    </extension_schema>
    <description_rules>
        <p>use METS_Profile schmea to describe the profile.</p>
    </description_rules>
    <controlled_vocabularies>
        <vocabulary/>
    </controlled_vocabularies>
    <structural_requirements>
        <dmdSec>
            <requirement>
                <p> use METS_Profile schema for description. However, leave out the example from Appendex.</p>
            </requirement>
        </dmdSec>
        <fileSec>
            <requirement>
                <p> must have a file/[@ID="toHTML"] that specfies an XSLT to turn the METS to HTML.</p>
            </requirement>
            <requirement>
                <p> if this profile of objects should show up in the generic search, then a
                    file/[@ID="toQDC"] must be define an XSLT to extract a DC record in a custom format.</p>
            </requirement>
        </fileSec>
    </structural_requirements>
    <technical_requirements>
        <content_files>
            <requirement>
                <p>The XML format for the DC extraction that the XSLT must producte is non standard</p>
                <p>The HTML that the XSLT for HTML creates may assumes the BASE href of the page
                    will be the URL form of the ARK for the object</p>
            </requirement>
        </content_files>
    </technical_requirements>
    <tool>
        <agency>California Digital Library</agency>
        <URI>http://ark.cdlib.org/xslt/mets-page/kt8s20152f.html.xslt</URI>
        <description>
            <p ID="toHTML">This XSLT is used by the ARK resolver to display the object in HTML.</p>
        </description>
    </tool>
    <Appendix NUMBER="1"/>
</METS_Profile>

