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    Defined by International Council on Archives Records in Contexts Ontology (ICA RiC-O) version 0.2 rico:
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    rico:carrierExtent
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    https://www.ica.org/standards/RiC/ontology#carrierExtent

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    rico:

    rdf: type
    owl:DatatypeProperty
    rdfs: label
    lang:en
    carrier extent
    rdfs: comment
    lang:en
    Number of physical units and/or physical dimensions of the carrier of a record resource instantiation. Various carriers, depending on specific needs, may have more than one relevant dimension. In some cases, indicating the number of physical units may be sufficient, while in other case, relevant dimensions should be used in order to characterize the carrier.
    rdfs: domain
    rico:Instantiation
    rdfs: range
    rdfs:Literal
    rdfs: subPropertyOf
    rico:physicalOrLogicalExtent
    rdfs: isDefinedBy
    rico: RiCCMCorrespondingComponent
    lang:en
    Corresponds to RiC-A04 (Carrier Extent attribute)
    skos: changeNote
    blank node
    skos: example
    lang:en
    1 page
    lang:en
    17 x 34.5 cm
    lang:en
    2 pieces of parchment, 30 x 50 cm and 32,5 x 49 cm
    lang:en
    3GB USB key
    skos: scopeNote
    lang:en
    For electronic resources, it indicates the size of storage capacity (disk, tape, film etc.). Carrier Extent should not be confused with Record Resource Extent or Instantiation Extent. For a given Record Resource, the Instantiation Extent may vary, based on format, density of information on the carrier, etc. For example, 1500 words (Record Resource Extent) may have Instantiation Extent 3kb as a Word document and 5kb as a PDF file, and instantiations may be represented on a CD of 700mb (Carrier Extent). Use if you don't use CarrierExtent class and its properties for handling such information.