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normalized date value
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valeur normalisée de la date
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valor normalizado de fecha
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Machine readable representation of the date based on a public
technical standard.
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Corresponds to RiC-A29 (Normalized Date
attribute)
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1550,1551,1553,1555 (a date set in EDTF, meaning one of the years
1550, 1551, 1553, 1555)
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1948-03 (an ISO 8601 form of a single date)
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1948-03-08 (an ISO 8601 form of a single date)
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1948-03~ (a single date in ETDF, meaning March 1948
approximately)
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1948/ (a date range in EDTF, starting in 1948, end
unknown)
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1948/.. (an open date range in EDTF, starting in
1948)
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2012-02-14/2015-03-08 (an ISO 8601 form of a date
range)
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2012/2015-03 (an ISO 8601 form of a date range)
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{1550,1551,1553,1555} (a date set in EDTF, meaning all of the
years 1550, 1551, 1553, 1555)
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{1805,1815..1820} (a date set in EDTF, meaning all of the years
1805, 1815, 1816, 1817, 1818, 1819, 1820)
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Used to represent the date in a standardized format that can be
processed programmatically. The main standard used today is ISO 8601, which is based on the
Gregorian calendar. See also the Extended Date Time Format (EDTF), which is an extension of
ISO 8601, and enables, among other features, to represent a date set, and to indicate the
date is approximate.