Schema Name : SC_SimpleContent_v1.0.xsd Current Version Available At : http://www.exchangenetwork.net/registry/SC Description : Simple Content file for Exchange Network Shared Schema Component common simple types and data elements. Application : Exchange Network Shared Schema Component Developed by : Core Reference Model (CRM) Workgroup Point of Contact : Douglas Timms, enfoTech & Consulting, Inc. A designator used to uniquely identify an accreditation authority. The identifier from the accreditation authority for the laboratory, individual, or facility. The combination of the 5-digit Zone Improvement Plan (ZIP) code and the four-digit extension code (if available) that represents the geographic segment that is a subunit of the ZIP Code, assigned by the U.S. Postal Service to a geographic location to facilitate mail delivery; or the postal zone specific to the country, other than the U.S., where the mail is delivered. The date on which the affiliation between the organization or individual and the facility, project, or action ended. The date on which the affiliation between the organization or individual and the facility, project, or action began. The date on which the status of an affiliation between an individual or organization and a facility, project, or action is determined. The status of an affiliation between an individual or organization and a facility, project, or action. The name that describes the capacity or function that an organization or individual serves; or the relationship between an individual or organization and a project or action. The code that represents the federal, state, or local agency. A designator specifying the code set used to provide an agency code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. A description of the agency code. The code that represents the agency type. A designator specifying the code set used to provide an agency type code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. A description of the agency type code. The systematic name that represents the biological Class. The systematic name that represents the biological Division/Phylum. The systematic name that represents the biological Family. The systematic name that represents the biological Genus. The text describing the relationship of the biological entities in a group. The name of a collection of biological entities that are related. The systematic name that represents the biological Infraclass. The systematic name that represents a biological Kingdom. The systematic name that represents the biological Order. The systematic name that represents the biological Species. The systematic name that represents the biological Subclass. The systematic name that represents the biological Subdivision/Subphylum. The systematic name that represents the biological Subfamily. The systematic name that represents the biological Suborder. The systematic name that represents the biological Subspecies. The name that represents one of two or more names applied to a single biological entity. The name assigned to a biological entity by a classification identification system. The vernacular name associated with an occurrence of a biological entity. The unique number assigned by Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) to a chemical substance. The name that identifies the circumstances for which a chemical substance name is used. A graphical representation of a molecule of a chemical substance as a two or three dimensional diagram. The name of a schema that classifies chemical substances according to structural similarities. The text that provides additional information about a chemical substance. The text that provides clarification to the identity of a chemical substance. The sum of the atomic weights of constituent atoms in a molecule of a chemical substance. The code that represents the connectivity of atoms in a molecule of a chemical substance as a linear formula, such as SMILES. A name that is used as the alternative for representing a chemical substance. The name assigned to a chemical substance that describes it in terms of its molecular composition. A descriptive name for types of chemical substances. The name of the source of an alternate name for a chemical substance. The name that documents the correctness of a synonym for a specific chemical substance. The code that represents a reference to an official printed copy of an environmental regulation. The dollar amount of any collection payment required in a Final Order or other mechanism used to resolve the collection Complaint/Proposed Order. The dollar amount of the prior debt sought to be collected through a Complaint/Proposed Order. The calendar date, determined by the Reporting Authority, on which a compliance milestone action required in an enforcement action resolution has been completed, including, if appliable, all injunctive relief, SEPs, and all penalty or cost recovery payments required. The actual amount (in US dollars) of the SEP or enforcement milestone expenditure. A designator used to uniquely identify a compliance milestone within a context. Date set by an enforcement action for the full or partial expenditure of funds for a SEP project or other compliance milestone. The calendar date the Responsible Authority last determined a regulated entitys status of compliance with the milestone obligations in an enforcement action resolution instrument. The status of implementation by a Defendant/Respondent, on a given date (the Compliance Milestones Determination Date), of any compliance milestone actions required to have been completed by that date, including injunctive relief, Supplemental Environmental Projects, and penalty and cost recovery payments required. A code used to identify a type of compliance milestone. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a compliance milestone type code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. A description of the compliance milestone type code. The designator that indicates whether the Enforcement Agency has taken action in response to a Compliance Milestones Implementation Violation. Description of the compliance schedule. A designator used to uniquely identify a compliance schedule within a context. The designator that indicates whether the regulated entity is currently on a legally enforceable compliance schedule (i.e., pursuant to a Final Order) for return to compliance with the obligation that is the subject of a violation or series of violations. The regulatory or technical framework used to define the requirement. The language that explains the requirement placed on the responsible party. The date on which a condition ends being in effect. The reference to a section of a permit that identifies the condition within a specific permit. The date on which a condition begins being in effect. The name of the status of the condition. The text that describes an event or circumstance that activates a requirement. The code that represents the party responsible for providing the latitude and longitude coordinates. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a coordinate milestone type code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. The name of the party responsible for providing the latitude and longitude coordinates. The dollar amount of any cost recovery required to be paid pursuant to a Final Order. The dollar amount of any cost recovery sought in a Complaint/Proposed Order. A code designator used to identify a primary geopolitical unit of the world. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a country code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. A name used to identify a primary geopolitical unit of the world. The code that represents the county. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a county code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. A description of the county code. The calendar date when data were collected. A resource address, usually consisting of the access protocol, the domain name, and optionally, the path to a file or location. The name that describes the electronic address type. Identifies the attorney within the agency responsible for issuing the enforcement action. The citation(s) of the violations alleged. The calendar date the enforcement action was issued or filed. Notes the relevant docket number which enforcement staff have assigned for tracking of enforcement actions. The legal forum in which the enforcement action is brought. A designator that uniquely identifies each enforcement action. The formal name of the enforcement action as shown on the caption of the legal instrument. The mechanism by which the enforcement action is resolved. Code indicating the branch/district within the agency responsible for conducting the evaluation. The calendar date of the most recent Enforcement Action Status determination. The current status of the enforcement action. Additional description of the evaluation. The type of action taken by a regulatory agency. The authority responsible for enforcing or implementing the code or section. Identifies whether the environmental citation code or section is federal, state, or local. The code or sections of the applicable environmental regulation. The unique non-intelligent identification number assigned to a biological entity by the Environmental Protection Agency. The unique number assigned to all chemical substances and chemical groupings for which a CAS Registry Number does not exist and cannot be assigned. The name that the Environmental Protection Agency has selected as its preferred name for a chemical substance. The type of source for the Environmental Protection Agency chemical registry name. The source of the Environmental Protection Agency chemical registry name. The unique record number assigned to all chemical substances and chemical groupings for internal tracking within EPA systems. The code that represents the facility management type. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a facility management type code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. A description of the facility management type code. The unique designator used by a governmental entity to identify a facility site. The public or commercial name of a facility site (i.e., the full name that commonly appears on invoices, signs, or other business documents, or as assigned by the state when the name is ambiguous). The code that represents the type of site a facility occupies. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a facility site type code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. The descriptive name for the type of site the facility occupies. An indicator identifying facilities owned or operated by a federal government unit. The given name of an individual. Comments used on the reporting form. Agency assigned form identifier to uniquely identify Report Type at a particular Agency. Detailed description of the instruction on completing the form. The general title or topic of the instruction. The actual name of the form. Last date the reporting form was revised. The code that represents the reference datum used in determining latitude and longitude coordinates or vertical measure. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a geographic reference datum code.Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. The name that describes the reference datum used in determining latitude and longitude coordinates or vertical measure. The code that represents the place for which geographic coordinates were established. The text that identifies the place for which geographic coordinates were established. The code that represents the geometric entity represented by one point or a sequence of latitude and longitude points. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a geometric type code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. The name that identifies the geometric entity represented by one point or a sequence of latitude and longitude points. The unique identification number assigned to a virus by the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV). The complete name of a person, potentially including first name, middle name or initial, and or surname. A designator used to uniquely identify an individual within a context. The title held by a person in an organization. A designator used to uniquely identify an injunctive relief within a context. Narrative description of the injunctive relief required in a Final Order. Narrative description of the injunctive relief sought through a Complaint/Proposed Order. The estimated dollar cost to the Defendant/Respondent of carrying out all injunctive relief (not including penalties, cost recovery or Supplemental Environmental Projects) required pursuant to a Final Order. The unique identification number assigned to an Integrated Taxonomic Information System biological entity. A designator used to uniquely identify a laboratory within a context. The classification of the laboratory. The surname of an individual. The measure of the angular distance on a meridian north or south of the equator. The name of a city, town, village or other locality. The address that describes the physical (geographic) location of the front door or main entrance of a facility site, including urban-style street address or rural address. The text that provides additional information about the geographic coordinates. A brief explanation of a location, including navigational directions and/or more descriptive information. The measure of the angular distance on a meridian east or west of the prime meridian. The name of the city, town, or village where the mail is delivered. The exact address where a mail piece is intended to be delivered, including urban-style street address, rural route, and PO Box. The precision of the recorded value. The code that represents the unit for measuring the item. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a measurement unit code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. A description of the unit of measure code. The recorded dimension, capacity, quality, or amount of something ascertained by measuring or observing. A brief summary that provides general information about the method. Text that identifies any deviations from the published method reference. The identification number or code assigned by the method publisher. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a reference method code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. The title of the method that appears on the method from the organization that published it. The text that describes the process and/or tools that manage storage, disposal, treatment, and other handling protocols designed for and/or used. The type of process and/or tool designed or used to manage storage, disposal, treatment, and other handling protocols. The middle name or initial of an individual. The required frequency with which monitoring is to be conducted at the site or location. Text description of the monitoring location. A designator used to describe the unique name, number, or code assigned to identify the monitoring location. The designator specified by the sampling organization for the site at which sampling or other activities are conducted. The descriptive name for a type of monitoring location. Text that describes the monitoring site with respect to a feature. The code that represents a subdivision of an industry that accommodates user needs in the United States. The code that represents a group of related industries within the economy. The code that represents an industry within the economy. The name that indicates whether the associated NAICS Code represents the primary activity occurring at the facility site. The code that represents an economic sector. The code that represents an economic subsector. The text that describes the title that precedes an individual's name. Additional title that indicates lineage or professional title. The name of the statistical basis specified in a limit/numeric condition. The legal designator (i.e. formal name) of an organization. A designator used to uniquely identify a unique business establishment within a context. Other alphanumeric identifiers used to identify a permit or permit application. The dollar amount of any cash penalty, payment of which is required pursuant to a Final Order. The dollar amount of any proposed cash penalty set forth in a Complaint/Proposed Order. A designator that uniquely identifies each penalty. Additional description of the penalty. Code which indicates the type of penalty associated with the penalty amount. The calendar date that a permit application was deemed to be complete. The calendar date that a permit becomes effective. The date of an event associated with a permit or permit application process. The text descibing an event associated with a permit or permit application process. The calendar date that a permit expires. The alphanumeric identifier assigned to the permit by a permit issuing/granting organization to identify a permit or permit application. The calendar date that a permit was issued. The name assigned to the permit by a permit issuing/granting organization to identify a permit or permit application. The calendar date that a permit will be or was revoked. The administrative or legal status of a permit. The text describing the permitted feature. The calendar date that the operating status of a permitted feature is no longer in effect. The alphanumeric identifier or name assigned by a permit issuing organization to identify a permitted unit, feature, or process. The name of the category describing the operating status of a permitted unit. The calendar date that the operating status of a permitted feature takes effect. The type of permitted unit, feature, or process represented by an identifier. The calendar date that a permit will be or was terminated or surrendered. The code that represents the type of permit issued or granted to a regulated entity. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a permit type code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. A description of the permit type code. The name of the program/jurisdictional authority under which a permit is issued or granted. An abbreviated name that represents the name of an information management system for an environmental program. The name applied to a biological entity in a program system. The name of an information management system for an environmental program. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a geographic reference point code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. The previous Report Identifier this report intends to replace (for revision only). The date on which the report was created. The time on which the report was created. The date that the report is due to the report recipient. The unique tracking number or name assigned by a system or program that identifies a report. The frequency with which the report is required to be submitted to the report recipient. The end date for a series of required reports. The start date for a series of required reports. The actual date the report was received by the report recipient. The name of the entity or entities directed by the permit or regulations to receive the report. A code used to identify a type of report. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a report type code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. A description of the report type code. A code used to identify any qualifying issues that affect the results. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a result qualifier code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. A description of the result code of any qualifying issues that affect the results. The calendar date, determined by the Responsible Authority, on which the regulated entity actually returned to compliance with respect to the legal obligation that is the subject of the Violation Determined Date. The calendar date, specified in the Compliance Schedule (if any), on which the regulated entity is scheduled to return to compliance with respect to the legal obligation that is the subject of the Violation Determined Date. An indicator to show whether the report is an original submission or a revision. That portion of the Supplemental Environmental Projects (SEP) Value which is explicitly denominated as a civil penalty assessed in a Final Order. The code that represents the economic activity of a company. The code that represents a division in the economy that covers an economic activity. The code that represents a group of related industries within the economy. The code that represents a major group of industrial classifications. The name that indicates whether the associated SIC Code represents the primary activity occurring at the facility site. The text that describes a specific component of an industry. The number that represents the proportional distance on the ground for one unit of measure on the map or photo. A code designator used to identify a principal administrative subdivision of the United States, Canada, or Mexico. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a state code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. A name used to identify a principal administrative subdivision of the United States, Canada, or Mexico. The dollar amount of any cash stipulated penalty, payment of which is required by the Enforcement Agency, pursuant to the terms of a pre-existing Final Order. A designator used to uniquely identify a substance. The name assigned to a chemical, biological or radiological substance or feature that describes it in terms of its molecular composition, taxonomic nomenclature or other characteristic (e.g, physical measure). The text that provides additional information to facilitate the delivery of a mail piece, including building name, secondary units, and mail stop or local box numbers not serviced by the U.S. Postal Service. The narrative text describing any Supplemental Environmental Projects required to be performed pursuant to a Final Order. The dollar value of any Supplemental Environmental Projects (SEP) required to be performed pursuant to a Final Order. The text that provides additional information about a place, including a building name with its secondary unit and number, an industrial park name, an installation name or descriptive text where no formal address is available. The number assigned within an organization to an individual telephone that extends the external telephone number. The number that identifies a particular telephone connection. The name that describes a telephone number type. The total value of the penalty required by a Final Order. The code that represents the American Indian tribe or Alaskan Native entity. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a tribal code.Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. An indicator denoting the location address is a tribal land The name of an American Indian or Alaskan native area where the location address exists. The name of the American Indian tribe or Alaskan Native entity. The calendar date the Responsible Authority determines that a regulated entity is in violation of a legally enforceable obligation. Text or numeric code that uniquely identifies a violation record. Additional description of the violation. A code used to identify a type or class of violation. A designator specifying the code set used to provide a violation type code. Can be used to identify the URL of a source that defines the set of currently approved permitted values. A description of the violation type code.