address

Location associated to the record
type:object

Properties: cities, country_code, latitude, longitude, place_name, postal_address, postal_code, state

cities

List of cities

Sometimes conferences and institutes are officially located in a little-known place, but their location is widely known as being in a major neighboring city. In this way, we can store information about both the technically correct but little-known place and the well-known but technically incorrect place.

The cities should be ordered from most specific to least specific.

example:["Batavia", "Chicago"]
type:array
minItems:1
Every element of cities is:
A city
example:Geneva
type:string
minLength:1

country_code

Reference:country_code

latitude

Latitude of the location
example:50.7736
type:number

longitude

Longitude of the location
example:6.07532
type:number

place_name

Name of the specific place where this is located.

  • For a Conference record, this could be an institution or a hotel hosting the conference.
    MARC:270__b
    example:Dan Panorama hotel
  • For an Institution record representing an independent institute and not a department, this could be a university where it is located.
    MARC:Not present.
    example:U. Libre Brussels
type:string
minLength:1

postal_address

Full postal address in the original language, with one element for every line, but excluding the country.

example:["Notkestraße 85", "22607 Hamburg"]

Note

This is used for Institution records, but not for Conferences.

type:array
minItems:1
Every element of postal_address is:
type:string
minLength:1

postal_code

Postal code of the location
example:1050
type:string
minLength:1

state

State or province of the location

For American states, standard 2-letter codes are used.

example:TX
type:string
minLength:1