Administration Submodel ACTIVITY TypeCode is implied by which element is included here. ADMINISTRATIVE-TASK PROJECT RESEARCH-OBJECTIVE project-ref is implied SequenceNumber is implied RESEARCH-OBJECTIVE-ACTIVITY RESEARCHER "A RESEARCHER lives in one PLACE.", and "Part of the address is connected to Place-ID in PLACE." (GDM, pg 71) Therefore connection is part of address. RESEARCHER-PROJECT SEARCH Changed from the GDM: refers to repository-source by repository-source-id instead of referring to repository and source directly. This cuts down on duplication. Likewise, activity is not referenced by repository-source SOURCE-GROUP SOURCE-GROUP-SOURCE source-group-ref is implied SURETY-SCHEME SURETY-SCHEME-PART Evidence Submodel CITATION-PART CITATION-PART-TYPE REPOSITORY REPOSITORY-SOURCE REPRESENTATION REPRESENTATION-TYPE "Contains a list of the types of representations of evidence, such as text, a TIF bitmap, a GIF bitmap, a WAV file, or other forms." SOURCE Conclusional Submodel ASSERTION An assertion is based either upon a source, or lower-level assertions. Note that ASSERTION-ASSERTION is implicit here. Note that the order of assertion-subject elements matters. In some contexts, the 'value' is a role. Roles are either event-type or group-type, and they refer to an event-type-role or group-type-role element respectively. I am allowing both a role and text to coexist because the GDM is very vague about what restrictions, if any, are placed on the value field. event-type group-type persona event characteristic group CHARACTERISTIC changed from GDM: place-ref is not required (what place would you put for hair color?) The order of the characteristic-part elements is important. CHARACTERISTIC-PART SequenceNum is implied. CHARACTERISTIC-PART-TYPE EVENT EVENT-TYPE EVENT-TYPE-ROLE event-type-role needs an id even though it is embedded in event-type because it is referenced by the role element in assertion. GROUP Changed from the GDM: place-ref is optional. It makes no sense to have a place-ref for a persona group intended to link personas from several places. GROUP-TYPE The order of group-type-role elements is important. GROUP-TYPE-ROLE group-type-role needs an id even though it is embedded in group-type because it is referenced by the role element in assertion. PERSONA PLACE The order of place-part elements is important. PLACE-PART PLACE-PART-TYPE