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Jemian: clarify meaning of slit_length term

2009-09-27T13:14:04Z

clarify meaning of slit_length term

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	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SASdetector/cs:SDD </TT>: [0..1] Distance between sample and detector. Must specify the unit as an attribute. <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SASdetector/cs:SDD </TT>: [0..1] Distance between sample and detector. Must specify the unit as an attribute. <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SASdetector/cs:SDD/@unit </TT>: [1..1] Required unit for SDD. (See @unit for details.) <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SASdetector/cs:SDD/@unit </TT>: [1..1] Required unit for SDD. (See @unit for details.) <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SASdetector/cs:slit_length </TT>: [0..1] Slit length of the instrument for this detector. Must specify the unit as an attribute. <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SASdetector/cs:slit_length </TT>: [0..1] Slit length of the instrument for this detector. This is expressed in the same units as Q (reciprocal space units). Must specify the unit as an attribute. <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SASdetector/cs:slit_length/@unit </TT>: [1..1] Required unit for the slit length. (See @unit for details.) <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SASdetector/cs:slit_length/@unit </TT>: [1..1] Required unit for the slit length. (See @unit for details.) <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SASsource </TT>: [1..1] Description of the source of the radiation. <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SASsource </TT>: [1..1] Description of the source of the radiation. <br />

Jemian at 22:09, 28 April 2008

2008-04-28T22:09:50Z

Jemian: changes associated with http://svn.smallangles.net/trac/canSAS/changeset/22

2008-03-30T19:44:35Z

changes associated with http://svn.smallangles.net/trac/canSAS/changeset/22

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	~~;<TT>/cs:SASroot </TT>: [1..1] The canSAS reduced 1-D SAS data will be in the SASroot database. This is similar to NXroot used by NeXus. <br />~~		;<TT> /cs:SASroot </TT>: [1..1] The canSAS reduced 1-D SAS data will be in the SASroot database. This is similar to NXroot used by NeXus. <br />
	~~;<TT>/cs:SASroot/@version </TT>: [1..1] version="1.0" Required attribute to indicate the version of the standard to which this XML document is encoded. <br />~~		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/@version </TT>: [1..1] version="1.0" Required attribute to indicate the version of the standard to which this XML document is encoded. <br />
	~~;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry </TT>: [1..] A single SAS scan is reported in a SASentry. A SASentry can use~~		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry </TT>: [1..] A single SAS scan is reported in a SASentry. A SASentry can use the
	;<TT>@unit </TT>: Data unit to be given in standard SI abbreviations (e.g., m, cm, mm, nm, K) with the following exceptions: um=micrometres C=celsius A=Angstroms percent=%. fraction a.u.=arbitrary units none=no units are relevant (such as dimensionless) <br />		;<TT>@unit </TT>: Data unit to be given in standard SI abbreviations (e.g., m, cm, mm, nm, K) with the following exceptions: um=micrometres C=celsius A=Angstroms percent=%. fraction a.u.=arbitrary units none=no units are relevant (such as dimensionless) <br />
			;<TT>cs:term </TT>: [0..1] This is used to specify the value of a single variable, parameter, or term related to the SASprocess step. This could also be used in a SASnote element to indicate terms not associated with a SASprocess step. <br />
			;<TT>cs:term/@name </TT>: [1..1] Name of the term. <br />
			;<TT>cs:term/@unit </TT>: [1..1] Unit (string) of the term. (See @unit for details.) <br />
	;<TT>orientation/cs:pitch </TT>: [0..1] Rotation about about the X axis. Unit must be specified. <br />		;<TT>orientation/cs:pitch </TT>: [0..1] Rotation about about the X axis. Unit must be specified. <br />
	;<TT>orientation/cs:roll </TT>: [0..1] Rotation about about the Z axis. Unit must be specified. <br />		;<TT>orientation/cs:roll </TT>: [0..1] Rotation about about the Z axis. Unit must be specified. <br />

Jemian: about the cs: prefix used here

2008-03-19T21:51:59Z

about the cs: prefix used here

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	Note:		Note:
	* Each term (element or attribute) is listed by its [http://cs:www.w3schools.com/cs:xpath/ XPath] in the XML file.		* Each term (element or attribute) is listed by its [http://cs:www.w3schools.com/cs:xpath/ XPath] in the XML file. The <tt>cs:</tt> prefix refers to the <tt>xmlns</tt> namespace attribute listed in the [[cansas1d_documentation#required_XML_file_header \| XML header]].
	* Elements are shown below sorted by their XPath. In the XML file, the order of elements is defined by the XML Schema. An example is given in the file: [[cansas1d-template.xml]]		* Elements are shown below sorted by their XPath. In the XML file, the order of elements is defined by the XML Schema. An example is given in the file: [[cansas1d-template.xml]]
	* Each term in the standard is shown with a comment embedded.		* Each term in the standard is shown with a comment embedded.

Jemian at 17:45, 19 March 2008

2008-03-19T17:45:13Z

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	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry </TT>: [1..] A single SAS scan is reported in a SASentry. A SASentry can use the optional "name" attribute to provide a string for this SASentry. Use of this string is not defined by this standard. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry </TT>: [1..] A single SAS scan is reported in a SASentry. A SASentry can use the optional "name" attribute to provide a string for this SASentry. Use of this string is not defined by this standard. <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular SASentry. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular SASentry. <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:Run </TT>: [1..inf] Run identification for this SASentry. For many facilities, this is an integer. Use multiple instances of Run as needed. Note: ~~How~~ to correlate ~~this~~ with ~~SASinstrument configurations has not yet been defined~~. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:Run </TT>: [1..inf] Run identification for this SASentry. For many facilities, this is an integer. Use multiple instances of Run as needed. Note: Use @name attribute to associate (correlate) multiple SASdata elements with Run elements. (Give them the same ''name''.) <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:Run/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular Run. Use this to associate (correlate) multiple SASdata elements with Run elements. (Give them the same name.) <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:Run/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular Run. Use this to associate (correlate) multiple SASdata elements with Run elements. (Give them the same ''name''.) <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata </TT>: [1..inf] Reduced 1-D SAS data for this SASentry. Use multiple SASdata elements to represent multiple frames. Use this to associate (correlate) multiple SASdata elements with Run elements. (Give them the same name.) <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata </TT>: [1..inf] Reduced 1-D SAS data for this SASentry. Use multiple SASdata elements to represent multiple frames. Use this to associate (correlate) multiple SASdata elements with Run elements. (Give them the same name.) <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular SASdata. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular SASdata. <br />

Jemian: suggest a format for the date

2008-03-19T17:38:53Z

suggest a format for the date

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	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASprocess </TT>: [0..inf] Description of a processing or analysis step. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASprocess </TT>: [0..inf] Description of a processing or analysis step. <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASprocess/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional attribute to provide a name for this SASprocess. It is redundant with /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASprocess/cs:name but it is not the same. It should probably be removed. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASprocess/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional attribute to provide a name for this SASprocess. It is redundant with /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASprocess/cs:name but it is not the same. It should probably be removed. <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASprocess/cs:date </TT>: [0..1] Optional date for this data processing or analysis step. ~~* SHOULD WE SPECIFY THE FORMAT FOR THE DATE? *~~ <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASprocess/cs:date </TT>: [0..1] Optional date/time stamp for this data processing or analysis step. Suggested form: yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.mmm [TZ], such as 1992-01-04 20:15:42.019 CST <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASprocess/cs:description </TT>: [0..1] Optional description for this data processing or analysis step. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASprocess/cs:description </TT>: [0..1] Optional description for this data processing or analysis step. <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASprocess/cs:name </TT>: [0..1] Optional name for this data processing or analysis step. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASprocess/cs:name </TT>: [0..1] Optional name for this data processing or analysis step. <br />

Jemian at 16:52, 19 March 2008

2008-03-19T16:52:08Z

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	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular SASentry. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular SASentry. <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:Run </TT>: [1..inf] Run identification for this SASentry. For many facilities, this is an integer. Use multiple instances of Run as needed. Note: How to correlate this with SASinstrument configurations has not yet been defined. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:Run </TT>: [1..inf] Run identification for this SASentry. For many facilities, this is an integer. Use multiple instances of Run as needed. Note: How to correlate this with SASinstrument configurations has not yet been defined. <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:Run/@name </TT>: ~~[0..1]~~ [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular Run. Use this to associate (correlate) multiple SASdata elements with Run elements. (Give them the same name.) <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:Run/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular Run. Use this to associate (correlate) multiple SASdata elements with Run elements. (Give them the same name.) <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata </TT>: [1..inf] Reduced 1-D SAS data for this SASentry. Use multiple SASdata elements to represent multiple frames. Use this to associate (correlate) multiple SASdata elements with Run elements. (Give them the same name.) <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata </TT>: [1..inf] Reduced 1-D SAS data for this SASentry. Use multiple SASdata elements to represent multiple frames. Use this to associate (correlate) multiple SASdata elements with Run elements. (Give them the same name.) <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular SASdata. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular SASdata. <br />

Jemian: added cs:Run/@name to XML Schema

2008-03-19T16:51:36Z

added cs:Run/@name to XML Schema

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	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular SASentry. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular SASentry. <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:Run </TT>: [1..inf] Run identification for this SASentry. For many facilities, this is an integer. Use multiple instances of Run as needed. Note: How to correlate this with SASinstrument configurations has not yet been defined. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:Run </TT>: [1..inf] Run identification for this SASentry. For many facilities, this is an integer. Use multiple instances of Run as needed. Note: How to correlate this with SASinstrument configurations has not yet been defined. <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata </TT>: [1..inf] Reduced 1-D SAS data for this SASentry. Use multiple SASdata elements to represent multiple frames. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:Run/@name </TT>: [0..1] [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular Run. Use this to associate (correlate) multiple SASdata elements with Run elements. (Give them the same name.) <br />
			;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata </TT>: [1..inf] Reduced 1-D SAS data for this SASentry. Use multiple SASdata elements to represent multiple frames. Use this to associate (correlate) multiple SASdata elements with Run elements. (Give them the same name.) <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular SASdata. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional string attribute to identify this particular SASdata. <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata/cs:Idata </TT>: [1..inf] Idata describes a single SAS data point. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata/cs:Idata </TT>: [1..inf] Idata describes a single SAS data point. <br />

Jemian: there is no /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:name element

2008-03-19T15:32:51Z

there is no /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:name element

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	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:name </TT>: [1..1] Name of the instrument. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:name </TT>: [1..1] Name of the instrument. <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation </TT>: [] Description of the instrument collimation. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation </TT>: [] Description of the instrument collimation. <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional text to describe this collimation element. ~~(This is redundant with, but not the same as, /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:name and should be removed.)~~ <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional text to describe this collimation element.<br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture </TT>: [0..inf] Slit or aperture. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture </TT>: [0..inf] Slit or aperture. <br />
	;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional name for this aperture. <br />		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional name for this aperture. <br />

Jemian: added namespace prefixes, may help avert problems for XSLT developers

2008-03-18T14:43:57Z

added namespace prefixes, may help avert problems for XSLT developers

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	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata/cs:Idata/cs:Qmean/@unit </TT>: [1..1] Required unit for Qmean. (See @unit for details.) <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata/cs:Idata/cs:Qmean/@unit </TT>: [1..1] Required unit for Qmean. (See @unit for details.) <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata/cs:Idata/cs:Shadowfactor </TT>: [0..1] Describes the adjustment due to the beam stop penumbra. (This definition needs revision. NIST?) NOTE: There is no "unit" attribute. <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata/cs:Idata/cs:Shadowfactor </TT>: [0..1] Describes the adjustment due to the beam stop penumbra. (This definition needs revision. NIST?) NOTE: There is no "unit" attribute. <br />
			;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASdata/cs:Idata/<any> </TT>: [0..inf] Provision at this point for any element to be entered that is not part of the canSAS standard. Use a '''xmlns="some-simple-identification-string"''' to identify that this is a ''foreign element.'' <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument </TT>: [1..1] Description of the instrument. <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument </TT>: [1..1] Description of the instrument. <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:name </TT>: [1..1] Name of the instrument. <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:name </TT>: [1..1] Name of the instrument. <br />
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	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional name for this aperture. <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/@name </TT>: [0..1] Optional name for this aperture. <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/@type </TT>: [1..1] Optional text to describe the type aperture (pinhole, 4-blade slit, Soller slit, ...). <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/@type </TT>: [1..1] Optional text to describe the type aperture (pinhole, 4-blade slit, Soller slit, ...). <br />
			;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/cs:distance </TT>: [0..1] Distance from this collimation element to the sample. <br />
			;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/cs:distance/@unit </TT>: [1..1] distance requires a unit to be specified. (See @unit for details.) <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/cs:size </TT>: [0..1] Opening dimensions of this aperture. <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/cs:size </TT>: [0..1] Opening dimensions of this aperture. <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/cs:size/@name </TT>: [1..1] Optional attribute to clarify the name of this beam size. <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/cs:size/@name </TT>: [1..1] Optional attribute to clarify the name of this beam size. <br />
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	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/cs:size/cs:z </TT>: [0..1] Dimension of the aperture in Z. While this is allowed by the standard, it does not make much sense for small-angle scattering. <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/cs:size/cs:z </TT>: [0..1] Dimension of the aperture in Z. While this is allowed by the standard, it does not make much sense for small-angle scattering. <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/cs:size/cs:z/@unit </TT>: [1..1] Required unit for the dimension of z. (See @unit for details.) <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:aperture/cs:size/cs:z/@unit </TT>: [1..1] Required unit for the dimension of z. (See @unit for details.) <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:~~distance~~ </TT>: [0..1] ~~Distance from this~~ collimation ~~element to the sample~~. <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:length</TT>: [0..1] Amount/length of collimation inserted (on a SANS instrument). <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:~~distance~~/@unit </TT>: [1..1] ~~distance~~ requires a unit to be specified. (See @unit for details.) <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SAScollimation/cs:length/@unit </TT>: [1..1] length requires a unit to be specified. (See @unit for details.) <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SASdetector </TT>: [1..inf] Description of a single or composite detector. <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SASdetector </TT>: [1..inf] Description of a single or composite detector. <br />
	;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SASdetector/cs:beam_center </TT>: [0..1] Center of the beam on the detector in X and Y. <br />		;<TT> /cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry/cs:SASinstrument/cs:SASdetector/cs:beam_center </TT>: [0..1] Center of the beam on the detector in X and Y. <br />

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	* Each term (element or attribute) is listed by its [http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/ XPath] in the XML file.		* Each term (element or attribute) is listed by its [http://cs:www.w3schools.com/cs:xpath/ XPath] in the XML file.
	* Elements are shown below sorted by their XPath. In the XML file, the order of elements is defined by the XML Schema. An example is given in the file: [[cansas1d-template.xml]]		* Elements are shown below sorted by their XPath. In the XML file, the order of elements is defined by the XML Schema. An example is given in the file: [[cansas1d-template.xml]]
	* Each term in the standard is shown with a comment embedded.		* Each term in the standard is shown with a comment embedded.
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	~~;<TT>/SASroot </TT>: [1..1] The canSAS reduced 1-D SAS data will be in the SASroot database. This is similar to NXroot used by NeXus. <br />~~		;<TT>/cs:SASroot </TT>: [1..1] The canSAS reduced 1-D SAS data will be in the SASroot database. This is similar to NXroot used by NeXus. <br />
	~~;<TT>/SASroot/@version </TT>: [1..1] version="1.0" Required attribute to indicate the version of the standard to which this XML document is encoded. <br />~~		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/@version </TT>: [1..1] version="1.0" Required attribute to indicate the version of the standard to which this XML document is encoded. <br />
	~~;<TT>/SASroot/SASentry </TT>: [1..] A single SAS scan is reported in a SASentry. A SASentry can use the optional "name" attribute to~~		;<TT>/cs:SASroot/cs:SASentry </TT>: [1..] A single SAS scan is reported in a SASentry. A SASentry can
	;<TT>@unit </TT>: Data unit to be given in standard SI abbreviations (e.g., m, cm, mm, nm, K) with the following exceptions: um=micrometres C=celsius A=Angstroms percent=%. fraction a.u.=arbitrary units none=no units are relevant (such as dimensionless) <br />		;<TT>@unit </TT>: Data unit to be given in standard SI abbreviations (e.g., m, cm, mm, nm, K) with the following exceptions: um=micrometres C=celsius A=Angstroms percent=%. fraction a.u.=arbitrary units none=no units are relevant (such as dimensionless) <br />
	;<TT>orientation/pitch </TT>: [0..1] Rotation about about the X axis. Unit must be specified. <br />		;<TT>orientation/cs:pitch </TT>: [0..1] Rotation about about the X axis. Unit must be specified. <br />
	;<TT>orientation/roll </TT>: [0..1] Rotation about about the Z axis. Unit must be specified. <br />		;<TT>orientation/cs:roll </TT>: [0..1] Rotation about about the Z axis. Unit must be specified. <br />
	;<TT>orientation/yaw </TT>: [0..1] Rotation about about the Y axis. Unit must be specified. <br />		;<TT>orientation/cs:yaw </TT>: [0..1] Rotation about about the Y axis. Unit must be specified. <br />
	;<TT>position/x </TT>: [0..1] Translation in the horizontal direction, orthogonal to Y and Z. Positive X direction increases as defined by Y and Z. Unit must be specified. <br />		;<TT>position/cs:x </TT>: [0..1] Translation in the horizontal direction, orthogonal to Y and Z. Positive X direction increases as defined by Y and Z. Unit must be specified. <br />
	;<TT>position/y </TT>: [0..1] Translation along the vertical gravitational direction. Positive direction increases upward. Unit must be specified. <br />		;<TT>position/cs:y </TT>: [0..1] Translation along the vertical gravitational direction. Positive direction increases upward. Unit must be specified. <br />
	;<TT>position/z </TT>: [0..1] Translation along the beam direction. Positive direction increases from source towards detector. Unit must be specified. <br />		;<TT>position/cs:z </TT>: [0..1] Translation along the beam direction. Positive direction increases from source towards detector. Unit must be specified. <br />
	;<TT>roll, pitch, yaw </TT>: Coordinates for (roll, pitch, yaw) values representing an orientation or rotation. Unit must be specified for each. <br />		;<TT>roll, pitch, yaw </TT>: Coordinates for (roll, pitch, yaw) values representing an orientation or rotation. Unit must be specified for each. <br />
	;<TT>x, y, z </TT>: Coordinates for (x, y, z) values representing a position or dimension. Unit must be specified for each. <br />		;<TT>x, y, z </TT>: Coordinates for (x, y, z) values representing a position or dimension. Unit must be specified for each. <br />