• BS ISO/IEC 8613-7:1994

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    Information processing. Text and office systems. Office document architecture (ODA) and interchange format Information technology. Open Document Architecture (ODA) and Interchange Format. Raster graphics content architectures

    Available format(s):  Hardcopy, PDF

    Withdrawn date:  26-10-2018

    Language(s):  English

    Published date:  15-07-1995

    Publisher:  British Standards Institution

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    Table of Contents - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    1. Scope
    2. Normative references
    2.1 Identical Recommendations / International Standards
    2.2 Paired Recommendations / International Standards
            equivalent in technical content
    2.3 Additional references
    3. Definitions
    4. Abbreviations
    5. Conventions
    6. General principles
    6.1 Content architecture classes
    6.1.1 Formatted content architecture class
    6.1.2 Formatted processable content architecture class
    6.2 Content
    6.2.1 Binary mode
    6.2.2 Colour mode
    6.3 Presentation attributes
    6.4 Content portion attributes
    6.5 Coding of content information
    6.6 Picture element (pel) array
    6.7 Colour spaces applicable to the raster graphics
            content architecture
    7. Principles of positioning pels
    7.1 Basic concepts
    7.1.1 Measurement units and directions
    7.1.2 Coordinate systems
    7.2 Pel image model
    7.3 Positioning of pels
    7.3.1 The clipped pel array
    7.3.2 Discarded pels
    7.4 Tiling
    7.5 Positioning of pels in a basic layout object
    7.5.1 Positioning parameters
    7.5.2 Positioning rules for formatted content
    7.5.3 Positioning rules for formatted processable content
    8. Definition of raster graphics presentation
            attributes
    8.1 Shared presentation attributes
    8.1.1 Clipping
    8.1.2 Line progression
    8.1.3 Pel path
    8.2 Layout presentation attributes
    8.2.1 Initial offset
    8.2.2 Pel transmission density
    8.3 Logical presentation attributes
    8.3.1 Image dimensions
    8.3.2 Pel spacing
    8.3.3 Spacing ratio
    8.4 Content architecture class attributes
    8.4.1 Content architecture class
    9. Definition of raster graphics content portion
            attributes
    9.1 Common coding attributes
    9.1.1 Type of coding
    9.2 Other coding attributes
    9.2.1 Compression
    9.2.2 Number of lines
    9.2.3 Number of pels per line
    9.2.4 Number of discarded pels
    9.2.5 Number of lines per tile
    9.2.6 Number of pels per tile line
    9.2.7 Tiling offset
    9.2.8 Tile types
    9.2.9 Bits per colour component
    9.2.10 Interleaving format
    9.3 Content information attributes
    9.4 Interactions with document architecture attributes
    10. Formal definitions of raster graphics content
            architecture dependent data types
    10.1 Introduction
    10.2 Representation of presentation attributes
    10.3 Representation of coding attributes
    10.4 Representation of non-basic features and non-standard
            defaults
    11. Coding schemes
    11.1 CCITT Rec. T.6 encoding scheme
    11.2 CCITT Rec. T.4 encoding schemes
    11.3 Bitmap encoding scheme
    11.4 Tiled encoding scheme
    11.5 Direct value encoding scheme
    11.6 Octet run-length encoding scheme
    11.7 Packed index encoding scheme
    12. Content layout process
    12.1 Introduction
    12.1.1 Purpose
    12.1.2 Available area
    12.1.3 Presentation attributes
    12.1.4 Coding attributes
    12.1.5 Raster graphics content architecture classes
    12.1.6 Layout of the content
    12.2 Notation
    12.3 The fixed dimension content layout method
    12.4 The scalable dimension content layout method
    13. Content imaging process
    13.1 Introduction
    13.2 Content imaging process for formatted form
    13.3 Content imaging process for formatted processable
            form
    14. Definition of raster graphics content
            architecture classes
    14.1 Summary of raster graphics presentation attributes
    14.2 Summary of raster graphic content portion
            attributes
    Annex A - Summary of raster graphics content architecture
              classes
    A.1 Formatted raster graphics content architecture class
    A.1.1 Presentation attributes
    A.1.2 Content portion attributes
    A.2 Formatted processable raster graphics content
            architecture class
    A.2.1 Presentation attributes
    A.2.2 Content portion attributes
    Annex B - Summary of ASN.1 object identifiers
    Annex C - SGML representation of raster graphics content-
              specific attributes for ODL
    C.1 Introduction
    C.2 Names and public identifiers
    C.3 Representation of attribute values
    C.3.1 Constructed parameters
    C.3.2 String parameters
    C.3.3 Keyword parameters
    C.3.4 Integer parameters
    C.4 Presentation attributes
    C.4.1 Shared presentation attributes (format attribute-
            directives)
    C.4.2 Layout presentation attributes (formal attributes)
    C.4.3 Logical presentation attributes (format directives)
    C.5 Coding attributes
    Index
    List of Tables
    1. Raster graphics presentation attributes
    2. Default values of the presentation attribute
         "initial offset" (position of initial point)
    3. Relation of pel spacing and line spacing to resolution
    4. Default value of the presentation attribute "number of
         pels per line"
    5. Dimensions of basic layout object
    6. Raster graphics presentation attributes
    7. Raster graphics content portion attributes
    A.1 Formatted raster graphics content architecture
         class presentation attributes
    A.2 Formatted processable raster graphics content
         architecture class content portion attributes
    A.3 Formatted processable raster graphics content
         architecture class presentation attributes
    A.4 Formatted processable raster graphics content
         portion attributes
    B.1 Summary of ASN.1 object identifiers
    List of Figures
    1. Relationship among the colour spaces for the Raster
         Graphics Content Architecture
    2. Example of direction
    3. Example of clipping a content portion
    4. Location of the pel array in the set of tiles
    5. Example of the tile content ordering
    6. Positioning of pels of the cliped pel array within
         a basic layout object
    7. Diagrams used to illustrate the process of determining
         the basic layout object dimensions
    8. Layout process for the presentation attribute "image
         dimensions" when a value is specified for the
         parameter "automatic"
    9. Layout process for the presentation attribute "image
         dimensions" when a value is specified for the
         parameter "width controlled" or "height controlled"
    10. Layout process for the presentation attribute "image
         dimensions" when a value is specified for the
         parameter "area controlled"

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    Defines the raster graphics content architectures that can be used in conjunction with certain document architecture. Defines the presentation and content portion attributes applicable to raster graphics content architectures.

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    Committee ICT/1
    Development Note SUPERSEDES BS 7299 PART 7 1990 WHICH IS DECLARED OBSOLESCENT
    Document Type Standard
    Publisher British Standards Institution
    Status Withdrawn
    Supersedes

    Standards Referencing This Book - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    ISO/IEC 8825:1990 Information technology — Open Systems Interconnection — Specification of Basic Encoding Rules for Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1)
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