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Documentation for the IOP Publishing specific implementation of JATS 1.3 for article content.
Article Body
Capture the article body content in a <body> element.
Figures
Capture figures using a <fig> element
Video Figures
Capture video figures in a <fig> element.

Articles
Documentation for the IOP Publishing specific implementation of JATS 1.3 for article content.
- XML Doctype and Encoding
  Capture the doctype and encoding for an article as below.
- Root Element
  The root element for an article is a <article> element.
- Front
  Capture metadata about an article in a <front> element.
- Article Body
  Capture the article body content in a <body> element.
  - Sections
    Capture sections in a <sec> element.
  - Paragraphs
    Capture paragraphs using <p> elements.
  - Figures
    Capture figures using a <fig> element
    - Video Figures
      Capture video figures in a <fig> element.
    - Figure Sets
      Capture figure sets using a <fig-group> element.
    - Extended Figures
      Capture extended figures using a <fig> element with a @fig-type attribute of value extended.
    - Interactive Figures
      Capture interactive figures using a <fig> element.
    - Data Behind the Figure (AAS)
      Capture Data Behind the Figure files using <inline-supplementary-material> elements with a @content-type attribute of value Data behind the figure.
  - Tables
    Capture tables inside a <table> element child of a <table-wrap> element.
  - Cross-References
    Capture links internal to the article in a <xref> element.
  - Lists
    Capture Lists in a <list> element.
  - Inline Formula
    Capture inline mathematical content in a <inline-formula> element.
  - Display Formula
    Capture block mathematical content in a <disp-formula> element.
  - Boxed Text
    Capture boxed text content inside a <boxed-text> element.
  - Footnotes
    Capture footnotes for an article in a <fn> element.
  - Statements (Theorems, Proofs, Remarks)
    Capture formal statements such as theorems, proofs and remarks in a <statement> element.
  - Preformatted Text
    Capture text where spacing has to be preserved (e.g. computer code) in a <preformat> element.
  - Quotes
    Capture extracts or quoted passages using a <disp-quote> element.
  - Inline Dataset Link (AAS)
    Capture inline links to dataset using a <named-content> element.
  - Inline Object Link (AAS)
    Capture inline links to objects using a <named-content> element.
  - Inline Supplementary Data
    Capture inline supplementary data in a <inline-supplementary-material> element.
  - Glossary, Nomenclature and List of Symbols
    Capture glossary, nomenclature or list of symbols in a <def-list> element.
- Article Back
  Capture reference lists, appendices and other back matter in a <back> element.
- Version and Change Log
- Schematron Validation Rules v1.2
  List of current schematron validation rules

Video Figures

Capture video figures in a <fig> element.

Video figures follow the same instructions as standard figures with the following additional instructions:

The <fig> element must contain a fig-type attribute with the value video.

Video figures must contain a <media> element with the following attributes:


Attribute Name	Attribute Value
content-type	video/mp4
id	[unique id of the video file]
xlink:href	[The file name of the video file]

For articles published by the AAS the <fig> must contain the following as children of the <caption> element:

The linking text that appears in the print version in a <p> element with a @content-type attribute of value print.
The linking text that appears in the online version in a <p> element with a @content-type attribute of value online.

Example

<fig fig-type="video" id="apjlac61e3f3" position="float">
  <label>Figure 3.</label>
  <caption id="apjlac61e3fc3">
    <p>W1 in intensity-normalized images between 04:30 and 06:30 UT in AIA 211
  and 193 Å (left panels) and EUVI-A 195 Å (right panels). The green and
  red arrows indicate the wave, and the yellow arrow points out coronal
  loops L1. The white arrow shows the dimmings around the end of L1, and
  the solid lines (S1–S3) starting at triangles are used to derive the
  speeds that were shown in time–distance plots (bottom panels). The dotted
  lines with asterisks are used to calculate the wave speeds. The green
  arrow indicates the jet. (An animation of W1 in AIA 211 Å and EUVI-A 195
  Å is available, and the animated sequence runs from 04:30 to 05:40 UT on
  2010 August 18.)</p>
    <p content-type="print">(An animation of this figure is available in the <ext-link xlink:href="https://doi.org/10.3847/2041-8213/ac61e3">online article</ext-link>.)</p> 
    <p content-type="online">(An <inline-supplementary-material content-type="Animation" xlink:title="Figure 3" xlink:href="apjlac61e3f3_video.mp4">animation</inline-supplementary-material> of this figure is available.)</p> 
  </caption>
  <graphic content-type="print" id="apjlac61e3f3_eps" xlink:href="apjlac61e3f3.eps"/>
  <graphic content-type="online" id="apjlac61e3f3_lr" xlink:href="apjlac61e3f3_lr.jpg"/>
  <graphic content-type="high" id="apjlac61e3f3_hr" xlink:href="apjlac61e3f3_hr.jpg"/>
  <media content-type="video/mp4" id="apjlac61e3f3_video" xlink:href="apjlac61e3f3_video.mp4"/>
</fig>