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1. CLAIMS specification of RIPCIS output files characteristics 1/7
WORLD INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ORGANIZATION
SPECIAL UNION FOR THE INTERNATIONAL PATENT
CLASSIFICATION
(IPC UNION)
Date By Version Status Modification
November 12, 2004 Fiévet 0.1 Draft Creation
May 30, 2005 Fiévet 1.0 Approved Approval by IPC and IT experts
August 23, 2005 Fiévet 1.1 Approved Reference to external files (e.g. images)
November 31,2005 Fiévet 1.2 Final Removed merge and statistics files
May 9, 2006 Fiévet 1.3 Final Reference hyperlinks update
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Contact: WIPO: Patrick FIÉVET CLAIMS Project Manager (patrick.fievet@wipo.int)
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1. General information
In general, RIPCIS produces one unique master file in XML format for each type of
information described under section, with the exception of the Revision Concordance List
for which two files are produced : one for the Core level and one for the Advanced level.
The name of each file contains the IPC version that it corresponds to. From this master
file any subset can be extracted for as many purpose as necessary to address business
requirements (language, symbol classification level, …). In some cases, the XML files
is used an index to refer to a list of files in different formats (e.g. images or chemical
formulae). XML files are compressed in zip format together with the appropriate version
of document type definition (DTD).
1.1. Location:
All output files (once outside the database) are exported to the “download area folder
under http://www.wipo.int/ibis/IPC8/ and later published under
http://www.wipo.int/classifications/ipc/en/download_area/ .
1.2. Language:
Where necessary language is attribute of the tagged information and where not
necessary (e.g. section, class, subclass parts of the IPC symbol ) the tagged
information is shared.
2. Inventory
2.1. IPC Scheme:
ipcr_scheme_YYYYMMDD.zip + ipcr_scheme_images_YYYYMMDD.zip
where YYYYMMD is the concerned version of the IPC.
For a specific version of the IPC, the dates, in the zipped XML file (used as index) and in
the image zip file, are the same.
The scheme is made of respectively text and image parts (figure encapsulated in the text).
They are embedded (for the text part) or referred to (for the image part) in the XML file
named ipcr_scheme_YYYYMMDD.xml (ipcr_scheme_YYYYMMDD.zip compressed
in zip format).
The figure part is made of several files zipped together in
ipcr_scheme_images_YYYYMMDD.zip.
2.1.1. Brief content description of the XML file:
• IPC Version and level
• Structured elements (section, class, subclass, maingroup and group)
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• Non-structured element (subsection titles, guidance headings, notes, class-subclass
indexes)
• Structured elements, subsection titles and guidance headings contain title parts and
optional references for each title part.
• Notes contain nested sequence of paragraphs
• Class-subclass indexes contain nested tables of index entries
The textual part may contain links to embedded image files. The same image file may
appear several times in different parts of the IPC scheme. In this case, the image file
appears only once in ipcr_scheme_images_YYYYMMDD.zip but the link to this file
appears several times in the XML file.
2.1.2. Brief content description of ipcr_scheme_images_YYYYMMDD.zip
Set of image files in GIF format. As the same file may be used from different places in
the IPC, the name of the file is meaningless.
2.1.3. Time dependency:
Publication of version YYYYMMDD of the reformed IPC.
2.1.4. Specification:
See Document type definition ipcr_scheme_V-vv.dtd (V-vv is a version number).
2.2. E-layer (illustrations e.g. for chemical formulae
ipcr_elayer_illustrations_YYYYMMDD.xml +
ipcr_elayer_illustrations_images_YYYYMMDD.zip
where YYYYMMD is the concerned version of the IPC.
For a specific version of the IPC, the dates, in the zipped XML file (used as index) and in
the image zip file, are the same.
2.2.1. Brief content description of ipcr_elayer_illustrations_YYYYMMDD.xml
This file is used as an index for all illustrations in all formats handled by the
RIPCIS system. Each illustration is an external reference to a file which can be
found in ipcr_elayer_illustrations_images_YYYYMMDD.zip
2.2.2. Brief content description of
ipcr_elayer_illustrations_images_YYYYMMDD.zip :
The illustration files are named according the following convention :
SCCsMMMMGGGGGG_N.xxx
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where
S=Section part of the IPC symbol,
CC=Class part of the IPC symbol,
s=subclass part of the IPC symbol,
MMMM=maingroup part of the IPC symbol, padded with left zero padding,
GGGGGG= group part part of the IPC symbol with right zero padding after
second position,
N = illustration number starting from 0 (there can be more than one per IPC
symbol), and
xxx = file extension : bitmap (bmp) or graphics interchange format (gif), or chem
sketch (skc), chem draw(cdx)
Example : C07C0275120000_0.gif for the gif file of the illustration for IPC
symbol C07C 275/12
2.2.3. Brief content description:
Illustration XML files contain a simple (flat) list of IPC symbols, with a list of file
names that contain the illustrations. The images of illustrations are saved into
separate files.
2.2.4. Time dependency:
None.
2.2.5. Specification:
See Document type definition ipcr_elayer_illustrations_V-vv.dtd (V-vv is a
version number).
2.3. E-layer (definitions)
ipcr_elayer_definitions_YYYYMMDD.xml
where YYYYMMD is the concerned version of the IPC
2.3.1. Brief content description:
Classification definitions for selected subclasses of the IPC. They are intended to
provide more detailed explanations of the contents of IPC entries than the official
text of the IPC. During further development of the IPC, classification definitions
will be elaborated for all of the more than 600 subclasses of the Classification.
The electronic layer will also include facilities for displaying main groups of the
IPC in the standardized order.
The definitions are provided in a form of a sequence of independent IPC
Definition elements, each of which contains a single definition.
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2.3.2. Time dependency:
None.
2.3.3. Specification:
See Document type definition ipcr_elayer_ definitions _V-vv.dtd (V-vv is a
version number).
2.4. Validity file
ipcr_validity_YYYYMMDD_core_EEEE.xml
where YYYYMMD is the corresponding version of the IPC and EEEE is the
associated Core level edition.
2.4.1. Brief content description:
• All valid symbols until version YYYYMMDD of the reformed IPC.
• Notification (without description) of changes of IPC symbol properties over
time.
2.4.2. Time dependency:
Publication of version YYYYMMDD of the reformed IPC.
2.4.3. Specification:
See ipcr_validity_file_specs_V-vv.doc and Document type definition
ipcr_validity_V-vv.dtd (where V-vv is a version number).
2.5. Core and Advanced Concordance lists
ipcr_Core_concordancelist_YYYYMMDD.xml for the Core classifying level
ipcr_Advanced_concordancelist_YYYYMMDD.xml for the Advanced classifying level
where YYYYMMD is the concerned version of the IPC
2.5.1. Brief content description:
Concordance between symbols of two consecutive versions of the Reformed IPC (i.e. two
consecutive versions of the Advanced level or two consecutive versions of the Core
Level). A convention will be established to address the compatibility between the first
RCL files of the reformed IPC (i.e. 7 to 8) and the following versions of the RCL files
2.5.2. Time dependency:
Publication of version YYYYMMDD of the reformed IPC.
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2.5.3. Specification:
See IPCR_RCL file specs_V-vv.doc and Document Type Definition
ipcr_concordancelist_V-vv.dtd (where V-vv is a version number).
2.6. Catchword index
ipcr_catchwordindex_YYYYMMDD.xml
where YYYYMMD is the concerned edition of the IPC.
2.6.1. Brief content description:
Sequence of embedded catchword entries. Each catchword entry is composed of a
catchword, an optional “see also” part (referring to another catchword) and an optional
sequence of IPC symbols (references).
2.6.2. Time dependency:
Publication of the edition YYYMMDD of the reformed IPC
2.6.3. Specification:
See Document type definition ipcr_catchwordindex_V-vv.dtd (where V-vv is a version
number).
2.7. Compilation files
ipcr_compilation_YYYYMMDD.xml where YYYYMMD is the creation date of the file
2.7.1. Brief content description:
Modified and new entries with necessary markup (e.g. for translation).
It contains the list of IPC entries (groups, subclasses, notes etc.) that were several
times modified during the revision period (formerly known as Merge file)
From this file it is also possible to extract statistical information about number of
modified, new and deleted IPC entries (main groups, groups) within sections /
classes / subclasses (formerly known as Statistics file)
2.7.2. Time dependency:
Core level publications: 6 months before entry into force.
Advanced level publications: 3 months before entry into force.
2.7.3. Specification:
Document Type Definition ipcr_compilation_V-vv.dtd (where V-vv is a version
number).
End of document
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