Top level term of the experimental data document. An xml document following this xsd must have at least one centreProcedure element. A Centre submits at least one experiment. Attributes: centreID : ILAR code of the centre this data was generated. If one centre is submitting data from other centres, centreID should be original's. pipeline : IMPReSS identifier from which this data was generated. project : The IMPC project under which this data was generated. An experiment performed on an animal or posibbly a group of animals (mice or embryos). It if is performed on a group of animals, each measurement should apply to all the animals of that group. It is envisaged that for most cases, this will only apply to a single animal. An experiment follows one and single type of procedure. A procedure can have multiple types of parameters. Attributes: sequenceID : if a procedure is repeated multiple times for an animal (eg. body weight), then the indidual measurements must have different sequenceID values, (eg age of the animal) experimentID : centre's experiment identifier. dateOfExperiment : only the date the procedure started, no time of the day, following the pattern yyyy-MM-dd eg. 2012-12-31 This is an optional element to describe the housing and husbandry or experimental design conditions using the procedure keys IMPC_HOU_002 or IMPC_EXD_002. This data can be submitted via the crawler, consult the procedure protocols and wranglers@mousephenotype.org for any additional information. Attributes: fromLIMS : not in use. lastUpdated : not in use. A line procedure is one when the data relates to a whole mutant line rather than to a single specimen. eg. fertility and viability where the data reported is the number of homs out of a certain number of pubs weaned. This holds all the actual parameters for one experiment. The actual Std Operating Procedures are defined in IMPReSS. procedureID is the IMPReSSID for the procedure. A procedure can have no parameters if you cannot perform the experiment. A parameter that has a single textual or numerical result. ParameterStatus allows additional information about the parameter to be recorded, including the reason why there is no result for this parameter. Attributes: parameterID : IMPReSS parameterKey for the parameter. These are available from http://www.mousephenotype.org/impress. sequenceID : Currently the only acceptable use is to add multiple free text comments about a procedure. unit : This will allow validation of the units submitted to those accepable in IMPReSS. A parameter that has one or more ontology annotations. It differs from simple parameter only in the cardinality, term must happen at least once. ParameterStatus allows additional information about the parameter to be recorded, including the reason why there is no result for this parameter. parameterID : IMPReSS parameterKey for the parameter.These are available from http://www.mousephenotype.org/impress. sequenceID : this allows multiple distinct features of an organ of structure defined by this parameter to be described. A series parameter that has multiple textual or numerical results. ParameterStatus allows additional information about the parameter to be recorded, including the reason why there is no result for this parameter. Attributes parameterID : IMPReSS parameterKey for the parameter.These are available from http://www.mousephenotype.org/impress. sequenceID : Currently the only acceptable use is to submit multiple traces for multiple amplitudes for a single frequency for the ABR procedure unit : This will allow validation of the units submitted to those accepable in IMPReSS. This is a single result as part of series of results. The incrementValue attribute should be a unique for each occurring element, eg. the repeat number or the time of measurement. incrementStatus: allows additional information about the parameter to be recorded, including the reason why there is no result for this increment. A media parameter is a parameter with a single media file Attributes: parameterID : IMPReSS parameterKey for the parameter.These are available from http://www.mousephenotype.org/impress. uri : location from which the dcc can download this file. fileType : find a list at list link : External url that points to a high resolution version of this media file It represents one or more samples that have come from an animal eg. the set of block generated by the LacZ Protocol. ParameterStatus allows additional information about the parameter to be recorded, including the reason why there is no result for this parameter. Attributes parameterID : IMPReSS parameterKey for the parameter. These are available from http://www.mousephenotype.org/impress. An individual sample that has come from an animal eg individual block generated by the LacZ Protocol. A block can be sectioned into multiple mediaSections. Attributes: localID :identifier from wich the individual section can be found at the participating centre. Individual section from one sample eg a section of one block. A section can have multiple files derived from it. Attributes: localID : identifier from wich the individual section can be found at the participating centre eg slide 15 in box 32 on shelf 43 An individual media file that is derived from a media section. Attributes: localID : is an identifier from wich the individual section can be found at the participating centre. URI : the location from which the dcc can download this file. fileType : find a list at list link : External url that points to a high resolution version of this media file to relate a particular simpleParameter or ontologyParameter result to the region of interest of a mediaFile. Attributes: parameterID : IMPReSS parameterKey for the biological structure present in the specified region. These are available from http://www.mousephenotype.org/impress. sequenceID : sequenceID of the result related to this image or region if present. link : External url that points to this assosiation A dimension can be x, y, z, time or a set of points defining a region. Attributes: id : is the identifier of the dimension: x,y,z,time... origin : where do you start measuring from. In 2D images is topleft by default but it can be any of the sides. Unit : is optional. It would be assumed to be pixel if no present. It can have one or more media files associated with it eg two xrays taken at different orientations. Attributes: parameterID : IMPReSS parameterKey for the parameter.These are available from http://www.mousephenotype.org/impress. For example, to submit the images for the Gross Pathology and Tissue Collection procedure you would use parameterID="IMPC_PAT_057_001". This is a single media file as part of series of results. Attributes: incrementValue : attribute should be unique for each occurring element. eg. the orientation of the XRay. URI : the location from which the dcc can download this file. fileType : find a list at list link : External url that points to this assosiation A metadata parameter that has a single textual or numerical result. ParameterStatus allows additional information about the parameter to be recorded, including the reason why there is no result for this parameter. Attributes: parameterID : IMPReSS parameterKey for the parameter. These are available from http://www.mousephenotype.org/impress. sequenceID : if there are multiple values for a single metadata parameter this can be submitted with different sequence ids.